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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
6
A reader asks if nightly meetings and mixed faith engagement are wise. Dorothy Dix urges delaying marriage, noting true love should be felt deeply and constantly, warns against interfaith unions, and emphasizes personal readiness before tying the knot.
Adele Garrison presents a continuing chapter where Allen Drake and companions plot schemes with Underwood guiding a spy network. Plans involve disguises, balcony scenes, and a staged relationship as part of their latest ruse while characters debate timing for a drive and a staged escape. Lunch interrupts, hinting at a cliffhanger tomorrow.
The Stars Say for Wednesday December 2 warns of upheavals in employment and property related matters. Those born on the day may face a difficult year with surprising developments. Strangers may appear in business and contracts, while a child born then shows a sensitive artistic temperament.
The former Barbara Bennett, now Mrs Morton Downey, mother of four, proves postbirth beauty possible. She uses daily cold cream honey packs, infrared facial therapy, olive oil wraps, scalp treatments, hot oil, and prescribed exercise after Tony's birth.
Radio schedule notes a wide range of acts and hosts including Jack Armstrong Singing Lady Orphan Annie and Fred Allen. The roster lists Lum and Abner Doris Kerr Davis Orch Boake Carter and many others with WB stations CBS NBC and WLW.
The listing shows NBC programs across the day featuring Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie with Dr. A H Compton and three Marshalls Mario Cozzi Dorothy Dreslin Easy Aces Voice of Experience and Fred Hufsmith. Wayne King hosts Sidewalk Interviews with Fred Astaire and more.
Australian business writers report that some employers avoid blondes in offices claiming they are too fair and flighty. A diet regimen described by Mrs Downey claims to restore vitality after childbirth and helped Barbara Bennett Downey achieve a sleek look and perfect figure after four children.
A study by the division of home economics at the State College of Washington shows laundry work accounts for slightly over 10 percent of total household labor for the average Washington homemaker.
Edwin Orr, a young Belfast minister, arrives in Cape Town after a voyage around the world without spending a cent. He reports living entirely on faith and prayer as he crossed Europe, Palestine, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
A jumble of crossword like clues and partial solutions spans across multiple rows. The entries include definitions for words such as Joker larval stage scratch mesh lace and other terms with notes on positions and related concepts.
Olive Roberts Barton argues boys face harsher pressure than girls to conform to masculine norms. From infancy they balance toughness with softer urges, risking charges of being a sissy if they seek books, art, or solitary comforts. The piece challenges gendered expectations.
Raymond Wymer 39 of North Canton was killed when his tractor and trailer collided with a railroad engine. He had just finished his first day of work for a local truck company and was returning to the garage. he left behind four children.
The Works Progress Administration announced nearly five million dollars have been spent in Ohio on airport improvements with funds from both federal and local sources.
An old home remedy promises quick cough relief from colds. Mix 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water, dissolve, then add 2 1/2 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle for a ready cough syrup. It supposedly soothes inflamed membranes, loosens phlegm, and clears air passages with prompt action. Money back if unsatisfied.
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