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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1931
Page
7
Senator Roy S. Copeland argues that halving the death rate since 1900 proves progress but urges greater use of preventive medicine. He laments public neglect and calls for school, home, press, and pulpit to spread health knowledge and for a national effort against preventable diseases.
Reader questions cover treatment for acne and psoriasis focusing on digestion and constipation. A nurse advises nourishment and rest to improve general health for an ill spouse. Clarification is given that mineral oil fattening is incorrect and arthritis treatment remains stubborn. readers are invited to request full particulars by mail.
Dr James P Porter of Ohio University spoke at the Athens Rotary Club about sterilizing unfit persons in state hospitals. He cited 24 states with similar laws and compared costs to New York. He described a prospective court hearing, an appeal right, and urged the simple state measure to prevent suffering and reduce taxpayer costs.
Providence Rhode Island February thieves stole the automobile of Police Chief James G. Miller of Cranson ton as he spoke to about 50 officers on crime investigations including motor vehicle thefts.
Amos Parrish guides interior styling in 1951 on achieving balance between plain and figured surfaces. He suggests three main setups using plain or figured walls, carpets, draperies, and upholstery, plus guidance on allover rug patterns, color schemes, and a new frieze effect carpet.
In a fairy tale style, Ferd, Yam, Flor, and Knarf explore a snowy landscape inside the Chinese Plate. They debate spoiling the pristine scene and consider asking Sing Song for advice to avoid ruining their visit with Tinga Ling, then hesitate at plans to go see Sing Song.
Children shout for Sing Song to visit Ting-a-Ling but avoid spoiling the snow. Sing Song explains a sleigh friendly plan and promises a clever scheme for a visit without stepping on the white snowfall.
Announcement of Athens Junior High School pupils who earned a B average for the third six week period and for the first semester ending January 30. Ninth grade honorees include Jean Barlow Rosemary Bean Ann Beasley Jessie Cooper Lorna Cooper Esther Cokenougher Fay Collins and many more named students.
The text lists Ninth Grade six week period students Ethel Cable Kathleen Carpenter Helen Gibson Freeman Graham Edward Matters Mary Margaret Bardin Robert Reading. Eighth Grade semester includes Richard Acomb Richard Bird Dorothy Doty Roger Dahl Hazel Everett June Fultz Leslie Fultz Margaret A. Guthrie Hollis Harrison Evelyn Hartman Richard Imes Freda Kempton Andy Kolenich Jean Mees Betty H. McCoy Maedene McLeod Virginia McVay Merritt Preston Ruth Phillips Catherine Reynolds Emma Strahl Parker Walker Phillip Wilkinson Catherine Wilkes. Six weeks Betty Baker Max Cowan Mary Davies Katherine Haller Eileen McAfee Hjalmar Olson Anna Kyle. Seventh Grade semester lists Louise Bailey Margaret Burt Franklin Calvin Robert Coe Beth Cable Betty Jane Corwin Bobby Davis Wendell Davidson Richard Iddy Harry Entwistle Gerald Hanes Emerson Houf Frances Hartman Mary Jinks William Insecho Delmer Kempton Hazel Kelley Frederick Knecker Charlies Leaders Billy Noble Sara Mansfield Maratha Minameyer Goldie Irene Morris Janet Mackinnon Bernice McVay Martha McVay Jean Pickens Wilburner
The planetary chart signals progressive and prosperous conditions with growth and financial returns in business, new undertakings, and personal happiness. It foresees favorable personal relations, birthday individuals to expect progress and prosperity, and a child born this year may attain high prestige and success.
A fragment lists students and staff including Pauline Reynolds Iona Faye Rowland Kathleen Shannon and Florence Smith. It mentions a seventh grade six week period with Robby Daggett and Mary Anna Smith as examples.
In Brockport New York on February 12 Mrs Morris Blossom welcomed her twenty second child, a boy. Neighbors note all the children are doing well and are loved by the family.
Readers witness a dramatic dawn confrontation as a masked attack is linked to a feigned rescue plot. The narrative follows Margaret and family hearing of the Bay tragedy, with theorizing about retribution and possible escape routes by land or sea. The scene ends with a menacing motor car threat at the farmhouse gate.
A humorous tale from 1888 describes Bozo a stray Irish terrier who wanders into a home and instantly becomes the family’s head, shaping daily life with quiet authority. The dog’s barked greetings, curious explorations, and preference for comforts by the fire reveal a charming, rule making pet.
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