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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues money drives most marital friction, citing the unequal control of finances, stingy behavior, and the clash between wealthy spouses and practical partners. She notes rich wives may face paternalistic jealousy and warns financial misjudgments threaten family stability.
Methods of combating roaches are discussed in this article, part of a spring insect pest series. The piece covers poisons like pyrethrum and borax pastes, ringed baseboards, cleaning nests, and removing infested packaging to prevent eggs and spread. It notes safety around children and pets and advises ventilation and disposal of roach remains.
A weekly feature encourages practical cooking by inspiration and perspiration. The Messenger plans Friday recipes from local women, listing 12 phone numbers to call for favored dishes and inviting readers to share favorites with 13 000 subscribers.
A 23 year old identified as Petro Patrick and a companion attempted to rob a bus driver. Fifteen passengers beat Patrick and held the other youth until police arrived. Patrick was in City Hospital prison ward recovering from the beating.
Marquis Francesco Pacelli general counselor of the Vatican State and brother of Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli died Monday after a heart attack complicated by pneumonia in Rome. He was a prominent church official and relative of Cardinal Pacelli who would become Pope Pius XII.
Seersucker and gingham frocks headlined as warm day favorites with patterns 2197 2149 2074 and 2168 offered in multiple sizes. Yarn details note fabric yardage for size 16 and prices 15c 5c with illustrated sewing instructions included.
In a tense kitchen scene, a narrator prepares to interview Katie while mother-in-law guards the nursery. Mary reveals cleaned preserved garments from the farm, and Katie notices oddities hinting at a disguise by the narrator’s father. The piece hints at a larger masquerade to be continued tomorrow.
Thurman fourth inch Lester Lawson, 27, a former Mansfield Reformatory inmate and parolee, received his Centerville High School diploma on Saturday and is now studying for the ministry.
Thieves forced open the Dettling Flower Shop safe early Monday and escaped with 400 dollars in Easter receipts. Police reported no injuries. A separate note mentions a new dry onion powder used in catsup and canned soups entering the market.
Four hundred and five Messenger readers bought Anne Adams Patterns in March and praised them for being easy to make low in price and stylish. Send 15 cents per pattern or 30 cents for two, with name address size and style number to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Tips for stocking an emergency pantry shelf with canned meats vegetables fruits and condiments to create balanced meals quickly. Include soup, meat, vegetables, salad and dessert options, with ready to use items and simple additions like mayonnaise olives and marshmallows. Replace items after use.
The Stars Say forecasts a generally favorable day with chances to improve fortunes but warns against speculative ventures and aggressive acts. Private matters may head to courtship with a birthday year of promise for those born on this date. a child born now should stay prudent and resourceful. Notable nativity Cyril F Maude.
Ohio Relief Administration survey shows 105,482 people enrolled in educational and recreational programs last year, up 29,320 since March 1, 1934. The agency employed 2,722 needy teachers, up 501, and adults in emergency schools numbered 71,717.
Brighten your spring wardrobe with white touches on a navy suit or blouse. A white band on a hat and white gloves elevate a special occasion look, ensuring a refreshed, polished appearance.
Wheeler and Woolsey star in Kentucky Kernels opening Wednesday at the Majestic Theater. The comedy follows two unemployed vaudeville actors guarding a boy who inherits a family estate, triggering a feud between Mil Ford and Wakefield clans amid songs, dances, and mistaken gunfire.
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