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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues the modern wife seeks partnership not servitude, rejecting the old master consumer role. She values shared money, time, and interests, and asserts women now expect respect, freedom, and joint decision making, forming a democratic marriage platform.
The article outlines mixed astral influences for September 1 with progress and cooperation in high places, but cautions discretion and self control to avoid rash speech and deceit. It notes birthdays require wisdom to channel beneficial directions and warns of fraud and violence. A born child may be versatile and ambitious but hindered by impetuosity.
Anne Adams pattern 2005 offers a dark fabric slip fit for sizes 34 to 50 with 2 1/2 yards of fabric for size 36. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and costs 15 cents. book and pattern together 25 cents. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Reedsville residents Bert Shumway and family of New Castle, Pa., are guests of Mrs. Eunie Sprague and brother M. A. Shumway. Fay and Gladys Pickens returned from Portland to visit grandmother Mrs. Mattie Henderson. Mrs. Mora Coleman visits relatives near Columbus. June Whiteside of Parkersburg visited with the Buckleys. Betty O Conner spent time with Josephine Pickens at Forked Run. Edward E. Coleman, Parkersburg, spent Sunday with kin. A. A. Smith and family visited Silver Ridge over Sunday. Marilyn Henderson of Coolville is visiting the Pickens home. Carmen Bailey and family at Racine to see Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cross. Mrs. Nat C. Kibble and son Nat of Akron arrived for a visit. Mrs. L. D. Watson returns from a visit in Spencer, W. Va.
Tuppers Plains residents hosted visitors from Nelsonvilleoolville Cranberry and Cranberry W Va including Mr and Mrs Hess Nickles Mrs Belle Keller and Rev Holeman and children Mr and Mrs Linzy Lyons Mr and Mrs J C Parker and Mr and Mrs Carl Lamb and children. Ohio visiters traveled to Columbus for state fair events. H Pyles opened a new blacksmith shop at McLane.
Adele Garrison and Hugh Grantland reconnect as the narrator recovers from a collapse. Hugh speaks with urgent tenderness about her safety while masking strained emotion. Lillian watches wary as the scene blends concern with old tensions and unresolved past events.
Hugh and Lillian discuss a delicate demand from Lee Chow who is gravely ill. He wishes to be carried to the library for the envelope opening and to have furniture rearranged for the event, a step Dr. Braithwaite warns may be dangerous yet essential to grant.
Mr and Mrs George Thomas and two children of Columbus will be in Athens for the next semester at Ohio University. They spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart. An all day quilting was held at the home of Mrs Carrie Bahr Thursday.
Residents and visitors gather for homecomings and Sunday events across Sharpsburg Broadwell and Marietta. Burns, Bardin and Henthorne families attend services while the Green Harris and Edgerton households host and travel. A youth suffers a fractured leg after being struck by a car.
Kananga Alto Spence and family of Steu benville visited relatives Friday and Saturday en route to Springfield W Va to see Mr. Spence's father J. T. Spence who is seriously ill. The group included Mrs Pauline Spence. At Columbus State Fair this week are Mrs Henry Spencer and twins Clayton and Dayton and W F Deem. Additional ill: Mrs Ella Russell Mrs Berkley Wright Mr and Mrs Andrew White. Lew McKinney and son Donald with Mrs Henrietta Garland and Mrs Emma Comstock attended Mt Zion W Va Church founder birthday at Flat Rock honoring deceased Grandmother McKinney whose picture hangs behind the pulpit. Sermons by Rev Beldon of Trinity Church North Pt Pleasant W Va and Rev Hart.
A boy named Lad May survived after his parents refused medical aid and relied on prayer. Wallace Doyle Sharp is shown before being surrendered by his parents. The leg was amputated and treatment given after cult members in Alabama held a long healing service. Three cult members were arrested on abduction charges and bonded.
Salmon is a pantry standby for emergencies and year round use. Canned salmon offers versatility. the article suggests ramikins as an attractive, practical serving method and provides a recipe using fresh or canned salmon with butter shallots parsley wine and potato.
Breakfast lists pears cereal dates cream wafers honey milk coffee lunch offers tomato bouillon Melba toast cottage cheese green pepper salad baked apples whipped cream milk tea dinner features cream of corn soup salmon in ramikins baked squash turnips celery radishes olives and pickles with milk coffee. Recipe instructs to season salmon with lemon juice and prepare a yolk batter with flour salt sugar mustard pepper then cook over boiling water until thickened.
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