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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
7
Dr R S Copeland urges daily mouth cleanliness and regular dental visits as part of a broader public health push. He notes how decay and mouth diseases link to rheumatism and heart conditions, and praises school dental programs for teaching care and preventive hygiene.
A reader asks about pore care night and morning hot and cold compresses for ten minutes. Another query wonders if a right side det spot could be tumor or cancer and mentions asparagus increasing urine quality and slight change in odor. A 22 month old baby vomiting is blamed on fault or diet and advised doctor prescription.
Genevieve Kemble notes a day of enterprise and travel with opportunities, yet likely agitations and difficulties. Those born today may see lively changes and travel, needing diplomacy to avoid conflicts with authorities. Guard against sarcasm and aggression to safeguard plans and mood.
Jessie recounts a weekend with a witty hostess and fussy manners that turn a pleasant country visit into a headache filled with prying hospitality. Joe's stories fall flat amid mint jelly and chutney while conversations drift into idle complaints and faux pas.
Registrar I B Dilley reports a small enrollment increase at Ohio University for the coming fall. He notes eight to nine straight years of growth, despite broader college declines, with many new students from recent high school graduates and some 1926 graduates applying. Part time jobs are being sought, with work arranged mainly through the Dean of Men office. no promises are made to incoming students.
John D. McKell banker utilities owner and coal lands holder in West Virginia and Ohio timber fortunes valued between 10 and 40 million died at his Chillicothe home after a long illness. His brother William shares in the wealth and lives in Glen Jean West Virginia.
A 1936 Amos Parrish fashion column forecasts fall coats that combine soft lines and dresslike seaming. Three slick styles are highlighted: wide wrap with belt and convertible shawl collar, a one button front for hands free wear, and a crushed Persian lamb collar with dresslike shaping.
Amos Parriah writes about stylish shoes that prioritize comfort and foot health. He highlights materials, craftsmanship, and versatile designs suitable for daily wear.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense scene as Mr Veritzen presses the heroine about her loyalty to Mary and Noel. The discussion centers on changing attitudes, patronage, and the possibility of Noel’s patrimony, Mary’s role, and a betrothal in a shadowed family drama.
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