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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1936
Page
10
Dorothy Dix argues that women unfairly deprive fathers of recognition and time with children. She condemns the view that mothers alone love children and claim all sacrifices, noting fathers also work hard, sacrifice, and deserve warmth, trust, and shared parenting in family life.
Olive Roberts Barton explains why a sensitive child cries easily and how sympathy worsens the habit. The piece argues the chronic criers must work on self control, with parents advised to stay silent or withdraw support to help mastery of tears.
Radio listings and programs show a dense schedule with bands orchestras and comedians across stations CBS NBC and more revealing a mix of shows led by Bing Crosby Kate Smith Jack Armstrong and Fred Allen era entertainment with multiple times and performers listed including Orphans Annie and Musicals.
The text discusses a child prone to easy crying, its possible causes and inheritance, and advises not to overreact. It notes crying may diminish with time and life experiences and emphasizes a calm, non-punitive approach to help the child cope.
London Prison Farm officers seek Henry Carter 29 and John Snyder 22 two honor camp trusties who vanished Tuesday after going AWOL.
Bradford area notes report visits and family gatherings involving Einora and Adaline Harrison Rutland with Mrs Elder Johnson. Frank Buck family with his brother at Bailey Run. Lucile Might at Harrisonville visiting parents. Russell Buck Happy Hollow at Owen Wogan. Pearl Jacobs Laurelt Cliff visiting Bailey Run. Madison Baird visiting Frank Buck. Ellen Might returning from Rushville. A sea bottom mountain between Honolulu and San Francisco rises 8000 feet.
A feisty Bay crepe print dress pattern for 15 year size with 29 inch material uses large function buttons as trim. The soft bodice and shoulder yoke highlight style No. 3286 with sleeves cut in one with the yoke for easy sewing. Send 15 cents for pattern and state size. pattern department at Athens Messenger, 160 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Alicia Hart advises that muddy or sallow skin often stems from improper cleansing. She urges nightly washing, morning cleansing, and cooling water finishes, with mild bleaching creams as needed, noting a new cleansing paste that resembles a cream. Use once daily and avoid vigorous rubbing.
The forecast highlights an active day with minor planetary aspects signaling changes and new contacts. It advises those with birthdays to focus on property investments, real estate, and labor interests, with profitable contracts likely in lands, tenancies, or industries. Geraldine Farrar is named as a notable nativity.
A lively description of using Sun Bonnet Sue in applique for bedspreads and accessories. The piece suggests seven patchy frocks, gay cotton or rayon floss, and simple embroidery to decorate a little girl's room.
Katherine faces a life crossroads as Hal Meredith urges a final dismissal. The narrator recalls past loves and the impact of Lucia Havens on Hal, while Jack Bickett’s memory and Katherine’s loyalty pull her toward a painful, decisive path.
George Raft and Rosalind Russell star in It Had to Happen a 20th Century comedy romance set in Manhattan. The story follows a slum raised man who rises to political power for love and risks it all for the same woman. Directed by Roy Del Ruth with Leo Carrillo Arline Judge and Alan Dinehart in supporting roles.
About 900 employees at the Columbia Chemical Company in Barberton remain idle as they await the return from New York of E. T. Asplundh, assistant vice president, to resume negotiations on union wage increases and changes in working conditions.
A long term research project starts in Switzerland to track glacier movement over a 250 year period, using repeated measurements and observations to map changes in ice flow and advance.
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