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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues happiness comes from how couples handle daily life. She compares orderly and disorderly homes, marital patience, childrearing attitudes, and work outlooks, stressing that happiness depends on mindset and adaptation rather than grand events.
The piece forecasts many opportunities for ambitions in business and private life on the given Wednesday. It notes favorable influence for those born under this period, possible progress via correspondence, and cheerful private news. It mentions Goethe as a notable nativity and a historical remark on Big Bertha guns.
A detailed home ice cream recipe describes ingredients for peach flavored frozen dessert and step by step methods to mix, churn, freeze, and unmold. It covers milk cream sugar peach pulp almond extract and technique to use molds and waxed paper for firm freezing and serving.
A feature recalls Myrtle and Walter Miller whose weekly budget conflicts spark fights over pay and beer. The piece argues a disciplined plan should divide funds among all family members, with children receiving allowances for frills while parents curb excess spending to reduce quarrels and worry.
Choose a new patterned woolly type cotton for this day dress with dainty collar and cuffs in white or print color. Style No 2854 fits sizes 37 to 49 inch bust with a belt fastening. Send 15 cents for the pattern plus size details and address to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
A shower and serenade will be held at the home of A. L. Cole on August 30 Friday night for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole. Several locals attended the Athens County Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Meter recently visited Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole spent the weekend with A. L. Cole and family and were joined home by Freda Cole for a short visit.
Rescue crews searched after a fierce storm battered St. John’s Newfoundland. Wreckage ashore raised fears for the safety of an unidentified steamship and the four schooner crews aboard.
Hollywood cosmetic artist Mel Berns urges sparing makeup use to avoid aging the face. He emphasizes a faint blush, healthy living for clear skin, and the soap and water cleansing approach. He cautions against removing eyebrows or heavy daytime eyeshadow and recommends eyebrow pencil only at night.
Letart Falls announces several local marriages. Donald Wolfe of Racine wed Eveline Sargent in Ashland Kentucky with Rev Truit officiating. Harold Roush and Marjorie Ellen Hill married at Point Pleasant. Clyde Slaughter of Letart Falls married Ada Partlow of Columbus at New Haven West Virginia.
Cleveland baker Eugene Gauck, charged with failure to collect a sales tax on sugar rolls, refused to sign a personal bond for release after an arrest last week.
This item lists a batch of geography and world knowledge questions including Tibet’s southern mountain range, the country due east of Key West, the river on which Gorki lies, India’s two main rivers, and other targeted queries about poles, Africa’s dual-rule nation, Welsh capital, Chilean island group, Europe’s low-population country, China’s major river systems, with a note that answers appear on Page 9.
The narrative follows preparations for departure as the family plans car rides and farewells. Dicky brokers quiet assurances about Mary and Scottie while Grandmother and Katrina await guidance, and the children prepare to leave with mixed emotions as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
Fox camera man Merritt Gerstad lauds Jean Muir as having a perfect camera face in the current film Orchids To You at the Ohio Theater. The piece also notes other features and cast members including John Boles and Charles Butterworth in a comedy drama, and mentions additional films at nearby theaters with ensemble casts and dramatic plots.
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