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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1931
Page
7
Dr. Royal S. Copeland argues winter sickness stems from indoor living and urges outdoor exercise sun exposure and a balanced diet. He cautions against excess heating and overeating, promotes walking, sunlight through windows, and avoiding patent medicines to resist colds and infections.
Amos Parrish discusses black navy greens and browns in winter prints that pair with coats and suit various dress styles from tunics to boleros. He notes small repeating designs, two tone color effects, and subtle white accents. fabrics include plain and printed silks with lingerie touches and tailored silhouettes suitable now and for spring.
A 1951 Newspaper Feature Service health Q and A discusses convalescence, sleep, diet, smoking, and nerve care. Readers ask about nerves building foods caffeine avoidance hives red nose pimples and general nervousness with short practical advice to improve sleep and nutrition.
The entry presents January 4 and 5 horoscopes noting lively planetary configurations and progress in many directions. It highlights potential upheavals, delays, or legal papers, with birthdays at crossroads and a year of opportunity, requiring talent and perseverance for advancement and prestige.
Columbus Ohio January 5 1930 The Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association elects Newton D Baker of Cleveland former secretary of war an honorary member for masterly defense of press rights He defended two Cleveland newspapermen cited for contempt by Judge Frederick P Walthers over editorial criticism of a race track gambling decision.
Alabama lawmakers discussed aviation regulation in a session. A bill was drafted for consideration at the next meeting to align state law with interstate rules enforced by the U S Department of Commerce.
Dress pattern advertisement for a child’s stylish outfit with a flared collar, back and front divisions, and a flounced skirt. Pattern 2076 is offered in dimity to organdy, with sizes 4 to 12 and optional belt. requires 2 1/2 yards of fabric for size 4. Pattern and fashion book cost 15 cents.
The Underwoods welcome Junior Roderick and family back to the farm in a bustling reunion. The narrator contends with Junior's lingering baby attitude and Roderick's role, while Mrs Underwood and Harry corral the children inside as they adjust to life after the long separation.
Athens Messenger promotes a five color map that acts as a condensed world atlas. It covers geographical and political divisions, continents and country populations, principal cities with time differences to Washington, and includes data on commerce, products, monetary systems, trade routes, transportation, and communications of major nations. Readers are urged to mail ten cents for a copy.
Frederic J. Haskin announces a new map of the world available for ten cents in coin or stamp to readers through the Information Bureau in Washington. The notice directs readers to enclose ten cents for a copy.
A Fremont Black offers a parable about judgment and self reflection after a trolley conductor misplaces fifty cents. The columnist suggests readers avoid hasty condemnation noting personal lapses may resemble the incident.
In San Francisco two streetcars collide in a tunnel killing and injuring passengers. A boy remains unable to walk and an elderly woman may never see again. The piece blames the fifty cent piece motive and urges sympathy over punishment while weaving a memory about a repentant nephew and personal losses.
The government announces scholarships to flying schools for entrants who pass exams. Preliminary flying will be taught at a private school and further instruction at the military school in Jarres. All expenses are paid.
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