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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
7
Madam Armeda answers reader questions about marriage health employment and finances through planetary signs. The notes describe outcomes for individuals in April July June and the spring with guidance on marriage debt work and potential moves.
A fragment describes pewter with a natural finish and recommends polishing after cleaning. It mentions using linseed oil and hot soap suds, finishing with a soft cloth for shine. The passage reflects traditional care methods for decorative metal.
Washington news reports that if bullets targeting Franklin D. Roosevelt had hit, Vice President John N. Garner would have succeeded. The Norris lame duck amendment, adopted by states, clarified presidential succession beyond the current constitution and laws.
An elder Veritzen offers a six month postponement of Mary’s trip if Noel delays his marriage for the same period. Noel pleads to reconsider and Lillian scolds with urgency as plans to separate the couple unfold in a dramatic scene.
Sheila and Dick tour Manhattan after Dorothy Trevor's high life reveals tensions. Dick supports Sheila yet hides his true feelings as they discuss careers on Broadway, Mandrake, and prospects, while Sheila battles fatigue, envy, and a growing closeness to Dick that may threaten her earlier devotion to Jerry.
The piece charmly describes black and white satin and spangled evening wear paired with blue denim overalls. It invites readers to request a leaflet from The Athens Messenger Care Department showing scarf ideas and customization tips for casual to formal outfits.
A humor column notes Flapper Fanny claims civtoes help secure a husband and a clothes line to keep him, framed as light satire about marriage pursuit and domestic quirks.
Self care tips suggest using cold water to massage the scalp to boost alertness and tone the scalp when hair appears thin or stringy. The method is described as inexpensive and quick, taking about two minutes, suitable for anyone feeling tired or stressed during winter.
Washington February 17. Representative Godfrey G. Goodwin of Minnesota died in a fall from a fifth floor hotel window in Washington. Police say he was found by a hotel employee around 8 a.m. and had been dead about two hours. A Republican, he had served Minnesota's Tenth District in the House since 1925.
Chester Morris and Genevieve Tobin star in a lavish ocean liner mystery about a hidden infernal device. Morris pretends to be the bomb plotter to win Tobin's love while passengers plead for salvation, yielding a twist ending with strong support from Patterson Bell and Van Sloen.
Academy Award style praise frames Lucky Devils as daring Hollywood stunts at the Majestic Theater with Bill Boyd and a notable cast. The Mysterious Rider debuts at Court Theater with Kent Taylor in a tale of irrigation, evictions, and rancher resistance, featuring Irving Pichel and Berton Churchill.
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