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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1936
Page
6
A columnist argues the key to lasting marriage is congeniality and common sense, with sportsmanship and humor as essential follow ups. It stresses shared interests, realistic expectations, and perseverance through hardship as foundations for happiness.
A vintage wellness piece urges daily scalp brushing to stimulate circulation and combat dandruff. It also promotes full body fitness from head to toe with daily ankle stretches, toe exercises, and light finger routines to maintain flexibility and youthful appearance.
A historic puzzle lists clues ranging from a French queen to various vertical hints. The mixed entries cover animals, instruments, court terms, geographies, and wordplay connected to a crossword style challenge.
A campus feature notes young women show intelligent interest in cosmetics while balancing budgets. They study hair care, skin routines, and wardrobe, aiming for neat, tasteful presentation without sacrificing study or sports participation. A message to stay polished yet practical.
Toledo police rescue squad, answering a heat prostration summons, awakened Dr. H. M. Heintz from sleep while attempting artificial respiration. The doctor then convinced them of the mistake.
A dense program listing for WLW and other stations shows orchestras groups and hosts scheduled across the day. Entries include Coburn Amos n Andy Lum and Abner Bing Bring Orch and many named acts and programs.
Olive Roberts Barton argues Dionne babies’ exceptional wellbeing stems from extreme care, rigid routines, quiet living, and isolation from other children. She notes daily schedules with stopwatches for meals and sleep, sterile surroundings, and limited exposure to crowds as factors reducing illnesses.
In a continuation from Adele, a character plans to move twenty five thousand from a checking account via cashier's check. Mr Winslow outlines a secret transfer that keeps the giver’s name off the check while naming the recipient and bank. The scheme promises security and ease with local payout at a designated bank.
The Devil Doll brings a Shrinking human theme as Lionel Barrymore plays a gendered scientist in a Tod Browning directed Metro release. Maureen O'Sullivan and Frank Lawton star in a tale of science gone extreme with a peril to humanity. Also at Ohio, The Return of Sophie Lang debuts Tuesday and Wednesday with the international jewel thief saga. Rattlesnakes dine on warm blooded prey such as mice and gophers.
Barker Motor Freight Inc filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to amend Certificate No 885 to transport property on an extended route from Buckeye Lake through Hebron and Newark to Zanesville and Athens via multiple state routes. The fleet includes 11 one and a half ton trucks, 13 tractors and 13 trailers, with one round trip daily. Information on hearing time and place is available from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio in Columbus. Floyd Barker, president, Columbus, Ohio. 8-3-30tw.
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