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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1936
Page
6
Fragmented text fragments mention city offices, services, and people with scattered names. It references local officials, a building project, and community groups. The legible items are sparse and lack coherent details or dates. The piece reads as an OCR garble of a neighborhood notices page.
Miss Dix argues respect and love both play roles in happiness. She says respect is clear eyed and self-respect prevents downfall, while love can blind and justify sin. She urges teaching children self respect, honesty, courage, and courteous conduct to form responsible individuals and civil society.
Theatergoers at the Athena Theater will see El-Wyn and his Spook Party in a midnight show. A dramatic seance unfolds in darkness with spectral figures, a green dragon, and a floating skeleton that vanishes as lights return.
Butter a baking dish and arrange eggs in it with salt pepper and bits of butter. Add enough cream to nearly cover the eggs and bake in a moderate oven until set. Baste with cream and serve from the dish onto hot buttered toast.
A dense list of radio program times and show titles across networks. Notable entries include Wise Crackers at 6 15, Jack Armstrong at 6 30, Orphan Annie and Lum and Abner in the evening, Edgar A Guest segments, Fire Chief, Nolan Orchestra, and Unsold Mysteries. Weather, markets, and farm hours appear toward the end along with a variety of dramas and music blocks.
The fragment lists numerous entertainers and ensembles including Ros Morgan, Ted Lewis, Oren, Oreh, and Spitalny Orch. It references programs like Voice of Exp and Mary Marlin Pore Blar Jon, with mentions of concerts, awards, and radio orchestras shaping midcentury entertainment.
The horoscope warns of great pressure and risk of rash judgments and blunt speech. Those born on the day face a year of opportunities but must avoid indulgence and risky moves while mental and physical energy run high. A child born then may be energetic and capable of success.
Mary F. Dague describes three breakfast types light medium and heavy and who they suit. Light targets sedentary adults and those with moderate activity while medium fits active individuals and those missing lunch. Heavy adds an extra hot dish for high energy needs, especially in strenuous work or growth.
Alicia Hart reports on the French beauty routine using two powders for texture. She notes a light base followed by a darker shade, then a gentle brush to remove excess. She also shares home skin tips including nightly lanolin or olive oil, a freckle reducing egg lemon mask, and a milk oatmeal mask with rose water for different skin types.
A balanced breakfast for a growing child includes cream if possible milk or cocoa with milk toast and a soft cooked egg. Baked eggs are simple to prepare and stay hot from oven to table for tardy members. A rose bush planted by Emperor Charlemagne a millennium ago flourishes at Hildesheim Germany.
Spring fashion booklet offers several pattern styles including Style No. 2783 Smart Indivins ity for sizes 14 through 40 bust 36 inches and fabric yardage. Also Style No. 4285 Tailor Two Piece for sizes 14 to 18 years, and Style No. 3816 Charming Model for mature figures with busts 36 to 48 inches. Includes yardage details and prices. request form requires name address size pattern number and clipping. patterns cost 15 cents each. book and pattern together 25 cents.
A mother reads old favorites to her child Betty who clings to the beanstock and Three Bears tales. The story-loving child resists new tales, even as school narrows gaps between old favorites and newer words, preferring familiar books as comforting landmarks.
In a domestic scene, Mary and Marion await afghans from the mother-in-law for their hope chests while Lillian resists needlework yet contemplates learning daisies. The crafts reveal family pride, generosity, and underlying tensions as the conversation hints at aging and possible future loss.
The article urges painting nails fully from cuticle to tip with spring lacquers in orange tones suited to suntanned skin. It notes a durable polish option in rust and bright orange, plus pinks and reds, and stresses avoiding cuticle contact while using remover for spills. It also advises regular cuticle care and pushing back cuticles when drying hands.
Week schedule lists Sylvia Scarlet with Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant Tuesday and other screenings including Sweet Surrender Wednesday, In Person Thursday, Escape Me Never Friday, East of Java Saturday, A Bride Comes Home Sunday, plus Mr. Hobo Monday with George Arliss. more titles feature Frank Parker and Abe Lyman band and George Brent.
Moscow reports the Soviet Government ordered all industrial enterprises to allocate four percent of their ordinary net profits into a fund aimed at improving workers' living conditions. The directive underscores state emphasis on welfare within the planned economy.
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