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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
7
Dorothy Dix weighs the pros and cons of business education for women and its impact on marriage. She argues business training can sharpen discipline and independence, yet may dull domestic instincts, with women balancing career pride and partner expectations.
Mrs Ver Tuttle and family along with Vesta Be Shafer and daughter Bernice Betzing, Thelma Harper, Jeanita Tuttle, Ley, and others attended a skating event at Shade Cree and a Parker visit while influenza concerns linger. Nearby residents, including CF Betzing and Mrs Charles, were noted in a day of local business and visits.
Gallia County Superintendent H Bion Bradbury counts names on petitions for and against the consolidation of Guvan and Crown City School Districts. Petitions were submitted at a courthouse meeting Tuesday, the largest number and most frequent.
A dated home economy article outlines a full day menu with breakfast of stewed prunes cereal and milk, luncheon of macaroni with tomato cheese sauce and cabbage salad, and dinner of Salisbury steak with creamed potatoes and carrots. It emphasizes budgeting, nutrient balance, and a dried apple pudding dessert with a detailed recipe.
Ohio lumber retailers press to test if sales tax applies to construction materials for new houses. They argue materials are not taxable as part of a real estate deal where the contractor is the vendor. A Pittsburgh test found the average healthy person changes body position 38 times in eight hours of sleep.
A dense puzzle clue set lists Italian orchestra leader, titles and terms, with angles referencing court, scala, and phrases for various musical and generic terms across and down. It challenges mapping across clues like To yield and He heads the Scala in Milan to a coordinated fill.
Aunt Madge plots to shield Mary and Noel as Philip Veritzen pressures separation and a hinted star promise. Mary resists and vows to act, while Aunt Lillian and Madge prepare to guard the pair. The excerpt ends with Mary pledging to follow any plan.
Harrisonville community groups announce an all day quilting party on Wednesday with lunch served. The Lend a Hand Circle will stage a minstrel show at the school auditorium soon. Local school, Grange and church activities noted along with community visits and Farmers Week events.
The planetary alignments for Thursday February 7 suggest attention to personal matters may eclipse business, with possible surprises, travels, and impulsive behavior. Those born on this day face a year of progress and pleasure amid changes, and Alexander Black is noted as a notable nativity.
Florida beachgoers favor cool white bathing suit styles from the Roney Plaza Cabana Sun Club in Miami. Ruth Dodd of Atlanta showcases an elastic white lace design with a cape, setting next summer's trend.
The article advises applying makeup to enhance natural beauty, warning against haphazard rouge, excess powder, and visible mascara. It suggests blending rouge evenly, using cleansing cream, wrapping a towel to keep hairline clean, applying powder uniformly, and outlining lipstick from corner to corner for a natural look.
National banks in the Fourth Federal Reserve District ended conservator supervision yesterday. The First National Bank of Mt. Gilead reopened today with a $50,000 capitalization, and its reopening frees about $500,000 in deposits, half of which is released immediately.
Gale faces pressure at work while Leeta schemes to form a secret women’s organization to demand their rights. Leeta urges caution and promises a meeting, hinting at broader female solidarity despite skepticism. Josie Gridley warns Gale that Leota Boller could be a spy as the plot continues.
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Kime and daughter Florence returned from Springfield after the death of Mrs Kime to father Bil Baker formerly of Chauncey. Funeral services were held Monday with burial in Springfield. Mr Baker leaves wife Caroline and five children.
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