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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
7
Madge weighs accepting a lavish bouquet offer from Phil Veritsen for Mary’s party while fearing Dicky’s jealousy. She plans to reveal the source of the flowers to Mary and Noel. Veritsen hints at matching gown colors and confirms delivery at two o’clock.
Fashion notes show clothing lines designed for larger figures with straighter skirts and full yet gentle pleats. Diagonal lines, deep V vestees, wrap-around designs, and contrasting trims enhance height and balance. The fall collection aims comfort and smart style for women of size.
The text outlines a portentous planetary rulership for the day with signs of abrupt upheaval and grave situations. It warns of obstacles and risks from ill-advised moves, urging calm, discreet action, prudent finances, and steady education to cope with challenging life events. The birthday individual should exercise perseverance and sagacity.
A statement declares that George W Morris of Broken Bow faced a challenge over his Nebraska and Illinois campaigns. Hearings will resume in Nebraska on September 1 and in Illinois in early September to show the candidacy was not in good faith and promoted by others.
Toledo police identify one of six arrested at Lakeside Michigan as William Miller 25 of Lawrence County the last escapee from Ohio Penitentiary Miller and two companions tunneled through a cell and wall dropped down a rope to a catwalk attacked a guard and escaped after a gun battle Arthur Brooker Hancock County murderer died of wounds and Guy Tennant Cuyahoga County robber was captured in the chase
Amos Parrish examines the new season’s school clothes for autumn. The column outlines trends, practical dresses, and affordable options for families preparing uniforms and everyday wear.
Columbus reports after primaries both major parties prepare for the November 4 election. County boards of elections stay in session until all precincts report results. Health Director Charles A. Neal notes 27 aviation fatalities in Ohio this year and urges vaccine sanitation of pools camps fairs and water supplies.
Construction on the new Front Street state office building will start in September and finish by December 31, 1931. It will consolidate 17 department locations into one complex and save about $140,000 annually in rentals. The plan includes fire safety measures.
A tale features King Fat-Wat and shadow-children Mil Wior Hanid Yam Knarf aiding a sniggies capture near a hollow log. The tin-soldier warns, and duty splits as they plan to enter from both sides while a king briefly defies caution. Tomorrow promises the Astonishing Log.
The article notes efforts to ensure secure storage for state documents and records while addressing the working condition of state employees. It discusses procedures, accountability, and potential impacts on staff during implementation.
A New York state senator and former health commissioner explains that most infant ailments stem from diet. In severe inflammatory diarrhea the food must stop for 24 hours with only water, then light foods like barley gruel, skim milk as needed, and orange juice later to support recovery.
A new state building will house all departments except elective officers. About 14,000 employees will attend a picnic at Olentangy Park on August 19 with speakers Gov Myers V. Cooper Lieutenant Governor John Brown and others. The Ohio State Fair opens August 24 and runs through August 30 with large crowds expected.
Representatives of building trades will attend a final hearing on the tentative draft of the building and construction code issued by the State Industrial Commission in Columbus. The meeting is slated for Wednesday.
Robbers invaded the Akron home of William O’Neill, president of General Tire, Sunday and stole jewelry valued at 3500 dollars, police reported.
An elderly voice recalls a front page tale of a dancing squirrel and a rattlesnake, a whip crack, and local folklore. The piece reflects on changing beliefs, from ghost stories to modern psychological demonstrations, as superstition evolves with time.
The first annual Armstrong descendants reunion was held at Pisgah Church in Trimble on Sunday August 10 with officers elected for the year including President Percy Armstrong Lancaster and secretary treasurer Velma Barstow Trimble. Numerous Armstong relatives from Newark Frasersburg South Zanesville Mountatle Senecaville and other towns attended the event and plan the second Sunday in September as the next gathering date.
An English foot care remedy named Radox offers a few day foot bath treatment to remove corns roots and all with nightly soaking for 8 days. The ad touts easy sale in America at McKee Drug Co and other drugstores promising hard or soft corns calluses and heels will feel renewed in a week.
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