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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
9
A tirade argues men prefer idle chatter to intellectual women while admitting men secretly want capable wives. It contends educated women hide their brains to fit expectations, claiming higher education benefits women despite backlash. A late note cites a French camera study on swallow speed.
An Anne Adams pattern 2182 for a six to fourteen year old dress offers varied fabrics and simple construction. The ad touts the fashion appeal of the dress and the accompanying spring apparel book, urging readers to order by mailing fifteen cents for the pattern and book.
A newspaper snippet reports on a consumer’s view of Kellogg’s All-Bran versus bulk cereals. The reader questions if All-Bran offers better nutrition and digestion, contrasting it with bulk grocery options and noting a New York area context.
Orvil LeBarge a 20 year old ex Shelby high school athlete lay in Mansfield General Hospital with bullet wounds to head and chin after an alleged holdup attempt on Alfred Petzale a 55 year old filling station attendant. Petzale suffered a fractured ankle resisting the attack from LeBarge and his companion. LeBarge under police guard with serious condition report.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast items including grape juice cereal cream fish and rice on toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features asparagus with hard cooked eggs on toast plus a pineapple and cheese ball salad with jelly dressing hermits milk tea. Dinner offers Swiss steak with brown gravy mashed potatoes creamed onions and a celery carrot apple salad with horseradish dressing milk and coffee.
Home cooks can craft a variety of dressings centered on garlic with recipes for jelly, savory chili, horseradish, and bacon dressings. Each uses simple pantry ingredients and is pitched to pair with cheese, celery, lettuce, or mixed greens, emphasizing generous coating and flavor balance.
A simple recommendation notes pineapple slices as a satisfactory salad component for lunch or supper. It suggests green salad with tin bacon dressing complements any meat or fish dish.
The forecast predicts an active Saturday in February with stirring around large corporations, secret bodies, and diplomacy or intrigue. Writings and publishings look profitable, private affairs rise, and birthday individuals may see a strong, popular year. Notable nativity: Samuel Bowles.
Dayton reports three new Trichinosis cases in the Miami Valley today. Earlier, losses in Darke County included three members of the Emory Beckner family near Greenville due to consuming undercooked pork.
Jesus Doyle, under indictment in connection with the Bremer kidnapping, slugged a Federal Department of Justice agent Wednesday night and escaped. The United Kingdom population rose 4 percent over the last decade.
A federal jury in Cleveland convicted Dr. W. J. Weickenand attorney Vincent Bu onpane and George Mores of using the mails to defraud in connection with the Youngstown insurance fraud ring.
Stephen A. Douglas Volk, renowned American portrait painter, died at his Fryeburg home on Thursday at age 79. The artist, active in New York and Boston circles, was famed for sensitive likenesses and historic commissions.
Washington February 8 Roosevelt approves promotion of 65 Marine Corps captains to major. Included is Frank B. Goettge of Kent Ohio formerly an athlete at Ohio University.
Adele Garrison recalls a complex bond with her mother in law in a serialized piece. The narrator frames the relationship through reincarnation imagery and royal analogies as the matriarch’s capricious moods and physical illnesses shape daily life and provoke both affection and scapegoating.
In a tense family scene at the Graham household, Margaret endures her mother-in-law’s rebuke about courtesy and secrecy. The grandmother discovers Noel and Mary visiting, overhearing a prior exchange and expressing anger at being kept ignorant of the visitors. The moment ends with anticipation for the continuation tomorrow.
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