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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
10
Dear Miss Dix advises that wives should take jobs to balance a husband’s business life and reduce heart hunger. She argues idle wives stew over missed affection while productive women share domestic labor, prompting less jealousy and more practical harmony.
A family outing through Franconia Notch ends at Mount Washington. Hank Black, a neighbor and artist, shares a yarn about a survey that ranked a second peak just below Washington. Hank and a companion supposedly climbed the peak to “do right by our Nell” with provisions and a blanket each.
Adele Garrison narrates Hank and companions trekking to a mountain summit to build a thirty foot cairn and paint a stone. They camp and work through day and night, sharing tall yarns before Hank proclaims victory and the offer to move on before sunset toward Crawford Notch.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with baked bananas, cereal, ham omelet and rolls. Luncheon offers parsley mushroom soup, pear salad and peanut butter bread. Dinner features stuffed veal, baked potatoes, stewed tomatoes, ginger ale salad and chocolate pudding.
Seasonal mid winter menu features tongue and spinach salad with a rich prepared mayonnaise, served with hot clear soup or vegetable meals. Pear salad combines canned pears, Philadelphia cream cheese, lemon juice and preserves to form cheese filled nests on lettuce with cress and dressing.
Print crepe dress with neck bow and tab closing provides girlish air. Yoke and sleeves cut in one with options in plain crepe silk wool and cotton fabrics. Style No 83374 fits sizes 14 16 18 36 38 40 inches. 3% yards 39 inch material for size 16. Pattern price 15 cents. book total 25 cents.
Economist and politician Harvey, age 85, who drafted the Democratic Party's famous 16 to 1 free silver platform plank before the turn of the century, is dead. Ruins of an Indian pueblo near Rodeo New Mexico, large enough for 2,000 people, have been found.
A recipe describes softening gelatin in cold water, dissolving in boiling water, then adding ginger ale lemon juice and preserved ginger syrup. Once set, fold in diced apple celery and serve with a mayonnaise cherry pecan cream cheese dressing. includes Peach and tomato salad notes.
The forecast notes a significant Friday influenced by lunar operations and property concerns, aiming to solidify fortunes and reduce disputes. It cites a birthday milestone encouraging steps toward stability, urges dealing with elders or rings, and mentions notable nativity C L Sholes and a Catholic population figure for Canada.
Reader ad promotes The Williams Treatment for uric acid related ailments like stiff joints and neuritis. It claims a 75 cent bottle plus 10 cent stamps to East Hampton Connecticut and offers a full size bottle by parcel post with a diet booklet. No further obligation and has been sold since 1892.
Olive Roberts Barton contrasts two apology prone types the overly meek Polly and the self justifying Jennie. Polly’s family exhibits hypersensitivity to blame while Jennie rationalizes faults and dodges duties. The piece argues real character uses action over excessive excuses and warns against thin skin in social life.
Zane Grey tale Drift Fence opens Friday at the Court Theater with stars Larry Crabbe Tom Keene Kathleen DeMille Benny Baker Glenn Erickson and Stanley Andrews. The film follows a cow rustlers plot amid ranch land disputes ending with justice served by a Texas Ranger and a romance woven through action sequences. Bette Davis stars in Dangerous at the Athena Theater with Franchot Tone and Margaret Lindsay in a dramatic tale of rise and fall, sobering an ambitious actress amid scandal and a pivotal ending. Alfred E Green directs both productions with a wide supporting cast.
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