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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
7
A salon era physician columnist recounts skin care advice from Dr Copeland and a beautician. It promotes frequent rough cleansing with soap water and a wash rag to improve acne and blackheads and suggests vaseline overnight after drying lather. It also details alopecia areata remedies with formaldehyde iodine and vaseline.
The advice notes that hot feet and blisters improve with frequent shoe and sock changes and soothing foot baths. It also states early chickenpox signs are small red blisters, and there is no method to immunize young children. disease is usually mild and short.
Essay contrasts inherited trades with modern independence, praising youths like Warren Pershing Yale senior who rejects Army life and chooses his own path. It notes plumbers, carpenters, and police reporters often follow family trades, while America prizes self chosen work and new blood in business and professions.
The State Civil Service Commission will hold exams for 23 state service positions on February 24 and 25. Positions include storekeeper, chief nurse, physician, architect, district supervisor vocational agriculture, and superintendent at the School for the Deaf. A bulletin with full details and exam locations will be mailed free to interested applicants. applications go to the commission in Columbus, Ohio.
Samuel R. Crossen, 54, railroad engineer for the Hocking Valley Railroad, died unexpectedly Thursday morning at his home 25 Southwood Ave. He had worked for the company for 43 years in Columbus.
New spring coats center on three main silhouettes the wrapped Vionnet style the Directoire reefer and the swagger coat. Details vary by belt fur scarf collarless lines while maintaining the easy wearability for most figures.
This forecast notes favorable employment prospects with potential delays in other matters. It warns of deception and urges caution. Benefits may come from lands tenancies elderly institutions and real estate. a born child should be steady and hardworking. those employed may seek advantage or recognition.
Charlie Chaplin refused a $650,000 radio deal offering 26 talks of 15 minutes and a $130,000 option for electrical transcriptions. His representative said the star aims to keep the mystery and illusion of the screen character.
Thousands report rapid relief from neuralgia neuritis sciatica lumbago and rheumatism using Nurito a non narcotic harmless remedy. The German specialist who created the formula has made it available through drug stores worldwide with a money back guarantee if the first three doses fail to stop pain.
In a dramatic sheltering scene the Underwood family battles a car bombing and bank robbery attempt at their farmhouse. Dicky Underwood charges the dark object as Harry pursues, while their father assesses the explosion as a possible feint and notes the robbers likely fled.
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