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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
7
Senator R S Copeland argues early prevention reduces acquired deafness in children. He cites common childhood diseases like scarlet fever and measles as major risks and urges parental cooperation, vaccination, and medical attention to lessen long term hearing loss.
This Athens Messenger advertisement promotes Pattern 2060 for a morning dress with reversible fronts and graceful skirt flare. It notes sizes 16 through 44, yardage details, and no dressmaking experience needed plus a winter fashion book and transfer patterns. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department Manhattan.
The U S Department of Commerce reports U S airline passengers in the first half of 1930 reached 208 357, exceeding the 1929 annual total of 173 405, reflecting a surge in air travel.
A doctor answers that there is no nonoperative cure for stomach cancer. The discussion notes surgical options and emphasizes seeking medical evaluation for treatment.
A compact guide to gift ideas for men focusing on ties and accessories. It highlights silk or rep materials, color coordination with suits or eyes, and mentions socks, golf hose, sweaters, suspenders, two-tone silks, pajamas, bathrobes, handkerchiefs, gloves, and mufflers as preferred options. It notes fashion trends like vertical stripes and solid colors and ends with a promise of further notes from Amos Parrish.
The note recalls Paul’s climb to fame built on hard work and steady enthusiasm. It emphasizes that despite setbacks and moments of doubt, persistent effort keeps him advancing toward recognition.
Winifred Black tells of Paul, a WWI veteran who rose from poverty to success through relentless effort. He rebuilt his life with a good job, a supportive wife, and talents in painting, carpentry, gardening, and interior decoration. He rises day by day, defying fatigue and doubt with drive.
The Ohio Division of Conservation and State Board of Health warn hunters to take care with rabbits squirrels and pheasants as tularemia can spread from these animals and other insects. Diagnosis is now possible by physicians. Rubber gloves are advised during cleaning. cooking meat eliminates danger.
A small amount of sugar enhances flavors in meat sauces and gravies, improving color and balance. A Turkish towel in the dishpan reduces breakage, and careful rinsing with water at desired temperature protects glassware. A carrot dish with browned butter and sugar offers a curious taste hint.
Five skeletons believed to be Indian remain were found upright in a travel pit near Roundhead. Highway workers assert the remains are burial in standing position, aligning with Shawnee custom. Shawnee Town ship area history noted.
The Duke of Sutherland, under secretary for the air service in the British Cabinet, visits Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford in Beverly Hills for several weeks.
Cleanse the skin with Resinol Soap then apply Resinol Ointment to heal inflamed pimples. This simple treatment has changed many a coarse, as hopeless skin into clear, smooth, naturally lovely. Your druggist sells Resinol Soap and Ointment. Buy them today. You will find them in vain for all kinds of skin disorders. SAMPLE GREE: Woe Rewnsh.
In a winter tale, Knarf and friends volunteer to assist Jack Frost with creating icicles along a roof. Jack warns of danger and tasks them with catching dripping water, stringing it on cobwebs, then whistling to transform it into ice. Knarf’s curiosity leads to curiosity about Jack’s method.
Allen Morris 87 of Porterville Perry County was injured Thursday morning when he fell while alighting from a car near his home in Porterville. He was hospitalized at Iain Memorial Hospital at noon, an X ray showed injuries and suspected hip fracture.
In a cozy scene Adele Garrison shares a bustling Christmas Eve as Marion and Lillian orchestrate basement table setups, gifts, and playful chaos. Plans unfold with trains and wrapping, while quiet reflections mix with anticipation of a joyful day to come. The narrator notes family bonds and hopes for a happy Christmas.
Ohio Department of Agriculture officials urge farmers, especially in drought areas, to select seed corn carefully for 1931. Avoid discarding locally adapted strains for distant varieties, as this could lower yields now and in future generations.
Joseph Mulligan of Belpre lost his right eye after an injury at an industrial plant. The operation was performed at a local hospital, a doctor said.
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