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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
6
A discussion on age pensions argues that enabling elderly parents to contribute their own funds will lessen financial strain on children. It contrasts frugal living with the hope that pensions allow grandparents to be cared for with dignity, not as a burden.
A night scene unfolds with Gale waiting for an answer from Steve as voices rise from a room. A male voice identifies Phil, and tensions heighten as a plan forms to confront the situation, leaving Gale unsettled and the moment unresolved.
Fragmentary note discusses diet habits and potential food supply problems with references to vitamins and retailers. Content is garbled, lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Rev. Wilbur H. Fowler of the First Methodist Episcopal Church tells his congregation that discouragement is linked to low vitality and that recovery often comes from rest and spiritual nourishment. He cites Bible verses as spiritual vitamin D and previews next Sunday's talk on curing loneliness.
Dr H T Phillips Athens County's legislator and Dr James R Patrick of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary at Hotel Berry. Homer Selby of Southern Ohio Rotary District will visit next week. Phillips urged local business men to attend a State House meeting Wednesday at 11 to discuss proposed Federal acquisition of forest land in Southeastern Ohio.
New York fashion notes urge light-weight wools for spring wear under coats and for country weekends. Gray worsteds and flannels, navy blue and beige dominate, with bold accessories like chamois yellow hats and gloves. Textiles include soft white wools with black zigzag designs and lace dresses in eel gray, styled for luncheon or tea.
Legislators urge state and federal conservation authorities to attend a meeting to decide if government ownership of mineral resources on this land is possible. Dr Patrick discusses mental hygiene in business and industry, highlighting scientists studying how to improve worker mental health and efficiency.
Twelve Athens men have used the same post office boxes for 24 years since 1911. The list includes E. J. Jones, W. B. Bentley, W. F. Copeland, C. M. Copeland, W. L. Gard, W. A. Matheny, Edwin Watts Chubb, Edmundson, W. E. Peters, and C. E. Cameron. Many businesses and families keep boxes for generations with attorney M. D. Hughes among early users. Ohio University students also rely on the service for Sunday mail delivery.
A writer recommends skin tonics and mild astringents applied with a patter or shoe tree end. After cleansing, apply ice chilled tonic with upward outward pats to brighten skin and stimulate circulation. Use only brisk patting to avoid bruising and treat neck as well as face.
The forecast calls for a fairly active day focused on personal associations and domestic matters. Good news seen with emphasis on affectional and social concerns, possibly led by an elderly woman. Finances fortified with benefits from an older person. a birthday baby may seek popularity and happiness. Notable nativity Henry W Longfellow.
A nostalgic note recounts marble cake's return to favor as a elegant dessert for tea and dinners. The recipe includes three variations: Hungarian chocolate frosting and creamed noodles with mushrooms, plus serving suggestions with fruit, salads, and tea.
A home remedy recipe promotes making a cough syrup from Pinex and sugar water. It asserts rapid relief, pleasant taste for children, long shelf life, and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. The plan requires 24 ounces Pinex and simple mixing to yield a pint.
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