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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
6
An essay argues that aging parents living with their children often sparks friction due to differing habits and generations. It notes mothers expect obedience and control while fathers resist changes, and emphasizes that grown children and spouses deserve homes they support and manage.
Fall pattern 12 offers crochet glove instructions in small medium and large sizes with a soft lightweight wool yarn. Includes directions for the cuff stitch contrast, two buttons per cuff and full material lists. Send 10 cents for pattern to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York.
Pattern No. 3052 offers a satin top woolly crepe dress with matching jacket for fall and a sleeveless option for very cool days. Available in rust, green or black in sizes 14 to 40 bust. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern. Address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York.
A letter argues that seniors should adapt to their children's homes rather than disrupt family life. It asserts adults deserve freedom at home but duty should shift toward ensuring harmony when elders live with relatives. The piece cites questions of respect and adjustment in multigenerational households.
The piece predicts a day of abrupt change driven by Uranian forces. It warns of devastating yet potentially advantageous upheavals. For birthdays, the coming year may bring revolutionary events. born individuals are described as original, adventurous, and skilled in many fields.
A Portsmouth youth who offered 200 dollars for a year’s job received about a score of replies to his want ad today. The State Department also issued 7,000 more passports or renewals last year than in 1933.
OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON notes a growing trend of young people addressing elders as sir and women as ma’am. She argues politeness creates warmth and self respect, urging continued use of yes sir and no ma’am to restore courteous speech.
Spencer Tracy stars as a New York newspaper reporter known as The Murder Man in a tale that exposes newsroom secrets and police cooperation. Virginia Bruce plays the sob sister who guides readers with her advice column while balancing her own romance.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense moment as Scottie the collie vanishes. Dicky, Junior, and Roderick race to find the dog while fear grips the household and Katherine joins Faith with cautious resolve to search.
In a farm house drama, a faithful Scottie goes missing as plans for a secret trip unfold. The narrator worries about keeping the journey hidden while hoping the dog turns up, possibly chasing a cat toward Ther's. A nearby phone call and last minute checks fuel the suspense as preparations continue.
Amid pre vacation warnings many women seek ways to revive dull dry hair from sun exposure. Start with a hot oil shampoo weekly and nightly tonics. massage into scalp, leave on overnight, and trim faded ends. Avoid constant sun, wear less hat time, and gradually restore natural condition before any new permanent. An astronomer notes about 75 million star systems exist near Milky Way range.
A newspaper prompts readers with a set of geography questions. It asks which U S city is landlocked by water, which river hosts a foreign capital with a silver jubilee, the Baltic States, a western hemisphere country where the sun rises over the Pacific, a tiny Portuguese possession of 4 square miles, a mountain linked to Noahs Ark, and the only republic in Africa. It also ponders which city is further west between Pittsburgh and Miami. Answers appear on Page 11.
The article states that over six million tons of sugar are consumed annually in the United States with about 4.6 million tons imported. It emphasizes the scale of domestic use and reliance on foreign supplies.
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