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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
5
Dorothea Dix argues a wife who belittles her husband drains his confidence and ruins his chances of success. A cheerful spouse who backs him boosts his effort, while a nagging, doubt-filled partner can drive him to ruin and even self destruction.
Two divorce suits were filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Mrs Amanda Coler seeks divorce from Delbert Coler whom she accuses of confinement at Ohio State Penitentiary in 1962. She states they married in 1929 and have one child for custody, while a second wife also seeks divorce.
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Gypsy Weaver endures a ruptured trust as a handkerchief found in Tom's coat signals infidelity suspicions. She frets over late nights and a possible affair with Marko Broughton while their baby David grows and Gypsy confronts Tom about truth and loyalty.
Adele Garrison continues a serialized intrigue where state troopers uncover bound and gagged Chinese hidden under luggage in a Veritzen limousine. Jimmy the companion pressures the narrator for a confession while her decoy role entangles deeper danger as Hugh Grantland’s plans unfold.
Reprinted testimonials claim the remedy calms nervous symptoms and eases childbirth. Mrs John Ellis of Chicago and Mrs HH B Lushy of Lewisville Kentucky report improved mood and energy after using the tonic, noting headaches backache and nervousness eased.
An advertisement promotes Ovaltine as scientifically tested to reduce nervousness in New York schoolchildren by up to 30 percent in two weeks, noting weight gain and nerve poise. It claims wartime use for shell shock and urges mothers to give the product with milk, available at stores or by coupon.
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