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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
5
A fragment describes nail care steps including shaping pushing back cuticles smoothing edges and removing dead skin. It references using a stick and cotton and cautions on trimming and washing bands though some phrases are unclear.
A home friendly guide suggests a simple buffet for Washington Birthday tea hosts. It features one hot dish and a cold tray centered on pork and beans with assorted breads, relishes, and a dessert prepared ahead. Includes a tested baked beans recipe with navy beans pork and molasses for make ahead serving.
A young man asks how not to bore others. The guide urges two rules: first, talk less about yourself and your youth. second, don't monopolize conversations. It warns many people tire others, and even great talkers ruin dinners by overdoing their own voice. Lend ears, not tongues, to win interest.
Practical jokers and village cutups risk anger and harm. the piece lists ten rules for popularity. It urges avoiding arguments and troubles, keeping visits brief, not forcing others to change, not overloading conversations with misfortune, and focusing on others. It cautions against surprise gifts and steering others to imitate you.
The National Re-Employment Service announced eleven placements this week under director Thomas Hixenbaugh. A brek dropper was assigned by H. E. Miller, a housewoman found work with Mrs. Dwight Wright, and eight carpenters plus one electrician secured positions at the CCC camp.
A fragmentary poem reflecting farewell and hopeful wishes after parting. The speaker notes transience of earthly joys and heaven as not eternal, urging bravery in separation and happiness for a loved one despite uncertain futures.
In a domestic scene the boys confess that Jerry Ticer advised giving Faith a molasses and chicken feathers ploy to quiet her. Faith reacts badly, drawing ire from the mother-in-law who storms out. Dicky, Mary, and the boys await Aunt Katherine’s judgment as she returns with Faith. Continued tomorrow.
A fragmented crossword like list presents clues across horizontal and vertical directions. It references an American composer and various word associations from rowing device to prophet and sun god, with legal and historical terms interspersed.
The piece notes damask fabrics for living room windows in modern or floral patterns with rayon and cotton options, plus a walnut or maple Lazy Susan with four dishes for eight condiments. It also highlights plush upholstery, a new Anne Adams house dress design with simple entry and pockets, and a spring fashion pattern book offering sewing patterns with instructions and price details from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
Dr. Emil's Adia Tablets claim to neutralize irritating acids and relieve burning gnawing pains in the stomach. The product promises relief and allows eating what you want with a money back guarantee, via The Cline Pharmacy Co. adv.
J Clyde Edmundson Athens County auditor announced personal and corporate tax return forms available until March 31. Forms include individual tangible, federal income, gas and oil tangible property mining tangible property individual classified and record of resident Ohio stockholders. A calorie is defined as the unit of heat to raise one gram of water one degree Celsius.
A home cough remedy beats store bought syrups. Mix 2 cups granulated sugar with 1 cup water and add 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle for a potent blend. This creates four times as much remedy, lasts longer, and tastes better for children while soothing air passages and loosening phlegm.
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