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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
6
Dear Miss Dix, a wife with a career causes home neglect and friction. The remedy is to cut support and force choice between career and family. only genius or strong talent justifies leaving home for a job, otherwise motherhood remains essential.
The Industrial Arte Exposition at Rockefeller Center features a new American china trend driven by independent native designers. Emphasis on functional, varied color and patterns inspired by Incas, Pueblos, and Navajos, with Mrs Helen Sprackling showcasing oyster ware with blue gray and black bands. Flowers in vivid patterns rise in popularity for casual and formal dining contexts.
Roy Mayles and wife entertained with chicken dinner Sunday for guests from Sand Ridge including Alonzo Eis men, Marie and Greta Fismon, Wanda Miller, W H Eis men and grandson, Ray mond Philips, Robert Weekly family, and Eira Weekly. Sunday School drew a large crowd. Delia Mayles stayed with Opa Eis man in Athens during Harry Eis man funeral arrangements. Roy Males went to the ox roast at Millfield Saturday. A birth statistic notes twins occur in every 93 births.
A CCC Camp crew on the Jornada Range Reserve near Las Cruces fenced a 160 acre experimental plot and inadvertently surrounded a herd of antelope. The animals were driven out after considerable shooing, according to a report to the Regional Forest Office in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Fungi rarely affect house plants but insects threaten them. Regular inspection and spraying with water, nicotine fumes, or soapsuds can deter or kill pests like mealy bugs, aphids, scale, red mites, and caterpillars. Lime around delphiniums helps with slugs. oil sprays target iris borers.
A sequel titled Married Comrades follows the earlier work Given in Marriage, continuing themes of partnership and social union. The piece expands on vows, duties, and shared life among couples, presenting a sober, earnest look at marriage in the era.
Adele Garrison narrates a tense scene with Katie and Jim as a mystery is set. The narrator seeks frank help, arranging a quick council at the kitchen table while outside, Jim’s arrival signals a pivotal moment. teasers hint at a forthcoming revelation.
A health article captions popular tips to prevent waistline thickness. It outlines simple at home moves including stretches, bends, and repeated turns, urging daily practice to reshape the midsection and improve posture.
The stars predict surprising developments from distant news affecting fortunes. Expect rapid actions and possible reorientation, with caution against fraud. Notable nativity: Marconi. Judge Joseph Sabath, a longtime Chicago divorce court jurist, is mentioned.
Fox Film presents The Great Hotel Murder at the Ohio Theater with Edmund Lowe and Victor McLagren as rival detectives in a comedy drama. The film, adapted from Vincent Starrett, mixes murders and laughs in a deluxe hotel setting with a young beauty holding the key to the mystery.
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