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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
7
Dorothy Dix advises on whether to marry or stay with a career, stressing personal disposition and sacrifice. A related piece promotes the Anne Adams housecoat pattern and spring fashion book, detailing pattern 2002 and pattern costs.
The fragmentary text mentions feet and pain with references to Pepy and Wa Co Ice. No clear event, date, or organization is legible to form a full report.
A crossword style list presents clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Several entries reference Longfellow heroines and mythic or literary terms, with adjacent numbered clues for letters or words such as by way of, deity and moon goddess. The grid appears to mix familiar and obscure terms across various categories.
Adele Garrison describes a rosy baby Faith and the siblings Dicky Noel Mary Roderick Junior in a family scene. Katherine decides a corrective punishment, forcing the boys to clean the play pen and toys for about two hours as a lesson on thoughtlessness. Continued tomorrow.
Article extols tomatoes as edible after centuries of being thought poisonous. Describes daily menus breakfast lunch dinner and serving ideas using tomato juice salads jellies and baked dishes. Highlights tomato’s vitamin C value and culinary versatility with family tips and a mystery dish reference.
A kitchen note describes a mystery spaghetti dish using half a pound pasta four onions four tablespoons salad oil canned tomatoes mushrooms garlic meat salt and pepper and cheese with a side salad and a gingerbread with apple sauce and whipped cream as dessert. Instructions cover boiling onions and mushrooms simmering tomatoes and mixing with pasta then baking a gingerbread filled with apple sauce.
At Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis five month old Robert Clark, son of Brayton Clark of Ewington, underwent a mas toid operation Tuesday. Miss Mildred Brothers, with the A. K. Merriman family, had an appendix operation Tuesday night. Other medical patients include Mrs. Edward Tope and Hermen Burnette of Gallipolis and Mrs. Homer Lemley of Cheshire.
The lunar transit may bring trivial anxieties and delays to the day. Be watchful and amiable in work, sign writings cautiously, and use tact in secret or cooperative dealings. Those born today should use diplomacy to overcome petty vexations for the year. Notable nativity mentions C. L. Sholes, inventor of the typewriter. Wire cable invented about a hundred years ago in Germany.
A cosmetic routine promises refreshed looks by dinner time using cleansing cream, a strawberry cream, and strawberry lotion. Apply in the tub, leave on thirty minutes, rinse, tone, then finish with foundation for a rested appearance. Also, the Trank Walton League plans a Friday meeting at the Waterloo Township cabin to finish a new floor.
The Ohio Theater begins showing Great Expectations with a faithful Dickensian flavor and a strong cast including Henry Hull Florence Reed Phillips Holmes and Jane Wyatt The Night Is Young a Viennese musical romance also plays at the Majestic with Navarro Laye and a grand production. Strange Wives stars June Clayworth at Court Theatre and Edith Wharton’s Bread Upon the Waters story is noted with Esther Ralston and ensemble.
A Cincinnati group of businessmen announced a new Million Dollar Club based on owning worthless stock certificates. Members may donate certificates for use as wallpaper in club quarters, highlighting the satire of failed investments in the exclusive Cincinnati Club.
In a guarded scene Gale faces Miss Groves as the personnel chief presses loyalty. Groves urges discipline for any rebellious talk and hints at rewards for cooperation while stressing the importance of keeping workers content. Gale weighs her options and considers reporting any future suspicions.
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