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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues daughters bring greater help and steadiness to aging parents, noting sons often neglect their parents while daughters provide love and care. She questions the preference for boy babies, cites economic and emotional factors, and contrasts adoption choices favoring girls.
A sewing pattern announcement describes an Anne Adams design for a smart frock with a square neck and ruffled apron, plus contrasting fabrics. Pattern 1985 fits sizes 4 to 42, with yardage details for size 16, and includes illustrated instructions. Order form directs sending fifteen cents and address to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
Lloyd's Bilbao representative said the captain of the Spanish steamer Flora wired owners that the crew was saved but the ship sank after running aground in fog off Bilbao.
A cryptic crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about Russian writers, era terms, and related words. It includes references to wake from sleep undermine garments Gaelic perforates and many others, forming a mixed word puzzle with thematic ties to literature and language.
The narrator recovers from illness as Harriet assumes guardianship during a weekend stage performance. Family dynamics unfold with Lil and Katie prepping the house for guests while the narrator navigates renewed energy, supervision, and shifting power within the Graham household.
On Oberlin College and other campuses the article outlines dating norms for coeds. It advises limiting necking and encourages variety in dates while avoiding promiscuity and monopolizing one romance, stressing education and sensible social conduct.
The reading links a busy day with a personal bereavement or fiction as a hindrance. An aspect Sol Mercury favors business and writing, but private concerns may delay progress. Birthdays may face disruption from sorrows or bereavement. a child born today likely leans toward contemplation over activity. Notable nativity: Fritei Seheff, prima donna.
Mineral Mrs Minnie Shingler Clara Shingler and Mrs Rebecca Brooks of Hamden spend the week in Circleville for camp meeting services. The McDaniels, Scotts, and P B Stout also motored to Circleville for services. Nearby residents visited Lake Alma Union and Barberton with family and guests.
Mr and Mrs Ray Rose of Richland Avenue announce the birth of their daughter Jane Maxine on Sunday August 26 Mrs Ella Dillinger of P D 4 and Mr and Mrs William Rose of Gary Avenue are the grandparents.
Readers learn to ease feet from summer sandals to fall footwear. Choose mid-heel oxfords, get properly measured for fit, and use built in arch support. Remove coins before buying new shoes. consult a foot doctor for coin removal if needed. Home care for callouses includes soaks, pumice, and massage to restore smooth feet within a month.
Syracuse residents traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition and Kentucky on a motor trip. A large gathering in the Syracuse School Auditorium celebrated Mr and Mrs Thomas Quick. Others hosted and attended luncheons and visits with family friends in Parkersburg and Covington.
McArthur district notes the Republican Central Committee meeting at the courthouse. E. Vollenweider is elected chairman unopposed, with H. V. Atkinson as secretary and Henry Sockel Arch Buskirk W. E Maxwell as executive members. Vollenweider has led the committee for the past three years.
Mary F. Dague extols cabbage as a versatile value with raw and cooked uses. She cautions against overcooking to preserve nutrients and flavor, suggests shredding for quick cooking, and offers serving ideas from salads to stuffed peppers and soups.
Breakfast features chilled canta loupe browned hash with tomato sauce whole wheat toast honey. Luncheon includes squash and nut croquettes creamed celery ice box rolls carrot straws filled cookies and grape juice.
The note explains Vatican City remains foreign territory for Romans causing extra postage charges on letters sent beyond its borders. The detail highlights ongoing postal peculiarities associated with the Vatican enclave and its international status.
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