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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1930
Page
7
Be careful of tularemia a serious disease may result from bites of insects. The article explains transmission by deerflies and woodticks and outlines symptoms from initial papule to fever gland infection and possible conjunctivitis. It notes low death rates but emphasizes disinfection after wounds and vigilance in areas with known cases.
The Athens Messenger features a practical home dress pattern for young girls with a flared skirt and diagonal bodice. Pattern 1884 uses gingham or cotton fabrics and finishing braid, with sizes 4 6 8 and 10. Also offers a Bunny transferred stuffed toy pattern 704 for 15 cents, plus a pattern book combo.
J. H. Gifford filed suit for 83.55 against W. J. Pinkerton for merchandise. The case has been appealed from Magistrate W. R. Wells' court.
Lt Probate Court records that Dr. C L Pritchard received a fund held by the Athens County treasurer for Mercy Hospital Columbus from C L Stout administrator of Gertrude Moten estate Balicy assignee in final disposition was ordered to pay upon the account of Arthur Caml to the court balance and actions remaining unresolved.
The notice states that claims filed after August 25 will be allowed with a dividend of 20 percent. Eligible claimants should file proofs and await distribution as determined by the court and governing regulations.
Alfred Matheny 33 a miner of Nelsonville wed Edna Greene 19 of Nelsonville. Chester M Reeves 33 of Nelsonville machinist wed Julia M Bur Nell 27 of Nelsonville clerk. Dan S Grinstead 21 Columbus window trimmer wed Mary L Sxenkemper 20 Glouster clerk. Pearl Moore 22 Marion dairy man wed Frances E Nelson 18 Guysville at home.
Shadows and Ting-a-Ling tell of a discovery about chairs and a throne. Ting-a-Ling cuts off the throne legs to stop it from walking off, causing the king to crash as he sits, pursued by the shadow-children who flee to the garden. The tale ends with the shadows returning home.
The horoscope notes rising opportunities and profitable contracts amid obstacles and possible fraud. Individuals with late August birthdays may secure deals and new ventures, though persistent hurdles remain. A child born today shows ambition but faces notable barriers to success before achieving goals.
Michigan horsemen can test their skill aboard Midnight, the unconquered hunting horse of the West, during the State Fair events starting Asbor Day. The horseback competition promises lively riding displays and public interest in the arena.
New York fashion writing explains how to create a built up bodice with soft drape and strategic additions. Cape like collars necklines deep bibs jabots and fichu revers provide width at the shoulders and chest to balance fuller skirts and improve overall proportion with poised, architect like design.
Amos Parrish writes about fashionable tables for the home, detailing styles, materials, and how to choose pieces that complement living spaces. The column explores trends and practical tips for integrating tables into interior design.
Madge confronts Edith Fairfax in a tense phone exchange. Edith taunts about Dicky Graham’s no show while Madge reveals Philip Veritsen plans to send bouquets for each gown and chides the hotel wait. The caller notes emotional undercurrents amid party preparations.
The Saar Basin dispute remains unresolved as France and Germany clash over its future. In 1919 Wilson vetoed a French land grab and a compromise later placed Saar under League control with a French veto and a five member commission.
The article discusses a 1955 plebiscite plan for Saar residents aged 28 and over to decide if Saar should stay under League of Nations oversight, join France, or return to Germany. It notes French coal and metallurgical interests, Lorraine linkages, and German pressure to speed reunification, with talks postponed to October and disputes over coal prices and customs arrangements.
May Head Vets announce James F. Jewel of Fort Morgan Colorado as candidate for commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He will seek election at the national encampment in Cincinnati from August 26 to 29. Jewel previously withdrew in Portland Missouri in favor of Edwin J. Foster of Worcester Massachusetts who won the position.
A 1930 feature contrasts two boys, Joe who is skilled, steady, and honest, with Harry who is social, carefree, and inconsistent. The piece questions which traits readers prefer, asking if taste is chemical or simply contrarian, and notes the observed temperaments and behaviors of both youths.
Pauline R K Signant alleges cruelty by her husband dating back 16 years, forming the basis of a divorce action filed in South Bend. The couple wed in 1914 and separated earlier, with details continuing in court records.
A La Junta Colorado woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthened her after giving birth. She reports increased appetite better sleep reduced nervousness enabling her to do her own work and care for six children. She would recommend the medicine to others.
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