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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1934

Page

5

Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart

Advice for preserving a slim figure with hip emphasis via diet hydration and light exercise. Recommends fresh fruit vegetables water and portion control to curb hunger and maintain firm flesh. mentions at home rug rolling exercises and professional massages as options.

Date Loaf Bread Recipe From East State Street

An East State Street contributor shares a Date Loaf Bread recipe credited to a distant source. The loaf uses dates, nut meats, pastry flour, sugar, salt, and baking powder with a moist, dense texture.

East State Street

Obregon's Successor and Pascual Position Mentioned

Fragmentary item notes Obregon's successor and Pascual in a partial Scandinavian legend. It mentions four highest positions and a reference to 55 56 as unclear markers. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context.

Cornd lick and run begins a tangled marriage tale

Gypsy Morell and Tom Weaver wed the same day as Lila A0- Taling and Derek Bliss. Gypsy plans a modest life while teaching in a settlement school and coping with Tom’s income. Jealousy with Marko Broughton, a baby named David born in September, and a missing handkerchief drive the plot.

Gypsy Morell Tom Weaver Lila Taling Derek Bliss Gypsy Tom Marko Broughton Blisses David Marko

Mother Roosevelts Birthday Card Sparks Family Reflections

A Roosevelt birthday celebration in New York prompts Mrs. James Roosevelt to speak of her son’s tribute and family ties. In a bustling York apartment Gypsy and Lila plot through marriage tensions while Tom Weaver races to catch a ferry and a missed train, hoping to reunite with Gypsy.

Roosevelt New York James Roosevelt Lila Gypsy Tom Jersey City Mr. Weaver Subway Blue Hills Morel Marko

Gypsy Faces Intrigue as Mrs Derek Bliss Visits

Gypsy hosts an unexpected caller, Mrs Derek Bliss, as Lila arrives exhausted and anxious. Gypsy tends to David, while the visit unsettles her mood amid lingering tension and suspect motives surrounding Tom and the baby.

Inexpensive printed cottons for home wear

Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 1532 offering a chic cotton dress with turn back reverses and adjustable waistline seaming. Sizes 14 through 42 with fabric yardage for size 16. Price 15 cents pattern, 15 cents book, or 25 cents both. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

This Cutwork Cloth by Laura Wheeler Designs

This Athens Messenger Needlecraft pattern showcases cutwork to enhance linens. It offers a transfer for two 8 12 inch corners three 4 1 2 inch corners and six 3 inch corners with full instructions for arranging cloths teacloths runners and napkins. Pattern 417 from The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York City.

Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York City

What Other Women Say on Jealousy in Leadership

A quote from Dr. A Sophie Rogers of Ohio State University notes that women often do all tasks themselves rather than share praise. She argues jealousy of positions hinders women from becoming as effective administrators as men.

Jimmy Jackson Amy A. Sophie Rogers Ohio State University

Sunday and Monday Horoscope for Church and Fortune

Sunday's horoscope predicts progress and favor for church clergy and charity work, with small annoyances and delays to manage. Notable nativity includes Charles Lindbergh. Monday foresees major changes, increased fortune, new profitable associations, and a splendid year for growth and achievement for those born under the sign. Notable nativity: Hiram S. Maxim, inventor.

Hiram S$. Maxim

Last Signer B and O Pioneer At Baltimore Cornerstone

An Ohio paper notes the July Fourth 1828 cornerstone ceremony of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Baltimore. Charles Carroll of Carrollton, last signer of the Declaration, attended and a stone carried inscribed relics and statements praising national progress and union. The entry adds Carrollton, Ohio, named for Carrollton and recalls Carroll’s death in Baltimore.

Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Charles Carroll Carrollton Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Stone Cutters Grand Lodge of Maryland Charlies Carroll Railroad Company Baltimore 4 Olio Hallroad

Why and how should cured meats be smoked

Homemaker questions on curing and smoking meat. Smoking preserves meat and imparts flavor while drying it. After curing, rinse surface to remove excess cure, dry the meat, and hang in the empire house.

Empire House

Curfew to be revived for West Jefferson youths

In West Jefferson on February 3 the curfew will be revived starting next Monday. It sounds each school night at 8 p m to warn boys and girls under 14 to go home.

West Jefferson

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