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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1931
Page
7
Dr. Royal S. Copeland outlines simple, moderate fare for the elderly focusing on easily chewable foods, cooked cereals, soft meats, and warm, nourishing drinks. He cautions against heavy fats, fried foods, and sweets, urging steady intake of well-cooked produce and gentle meals to support digestion in aging.
Health column offers guidance: cut sugar starches and coffee to improve pimples and heartburn. maintain good diet and rest. Addison’s disease requires physician care. Protruding veins may relate to blood pressure. review with a doctor and limit red meat. Blushing linked to bashfulness. nasal congestion to catarrh.
In a fanciful 1931 tale, Knarf and fellow shadows urge children to abandon masters and schools and explore the world at night. They plan to summon adventures from church steeples to ocean bottoms, but the children depart through the door while the shadows push toward the window.
Revenue from automobile license tags in Athens County totaled 23732.55 for the past month, with a slight rise over 1930. January 8 saw 2931 passenger car tags sold, while truck licenses topped last year by three. December 31 was the peak day with 600 plates. Southeast Ohio Motor Club sold 200 sets for 1092.00.
New York fashion note from Amos Parrish reports necklines moving higher toward the base of the throat while waistlines rise. Lingerie touches and yokes, including crocheted Schiaparelli styles, add feminine contrast amid drapings and embroideries. The V and oval shapes lead, with bateau and scarf necklines offering versatile options.
In a tense scene, the narrator recalls her belligerent mother-in-law decrying reliance on new ideas as still unchanging. Dicky defends the narrator as they navigate Junior’s jealousy, a gossiping neighbor, and a plan to gently reveal the baby’s arrival to the boys.
Columbus Jan 6 After the old year’s low levels grain prices began the New Year rallying. Corn up five cents while oats gain three cents from recent lows. Wheat remains controlled by the Farm Board and profits lightly. U S wheat still above world prices. Canadian farmers receive 32 to 90 cents for their wheat, depending on location.
A fragment notes O'Gooly dropped a postcard yesterday and mentions he is walking back from an unspecified location.
The Stars Say foresees a lively Tuesday with surprising change and a journey that could shift affairs with revolutionary force. High risk and venture bring opportunity, but trials, tests, and diversions loom. perseverance and restraint may win, and a birthday individual faces a year of opportunity and obstacles.
A busy woman plans a two week absence from world duties. She jokes about phones going off and breakfast in bed as the best cure while she prepares to view life through darkened glasses.
By Winifred Black a weary, social overwhelmed woman seeks two weeks of quiet at home to escape endless phones doors and parties. She plans breakfast in bed, rain sounds, and memories of a simpler carefree childhood. Copyright 1991 Newspaper Feature.
General Charlies G. Dawes ambassador to the Court of St James sent a $500 subscription to the Washington Country Club bond sale in Marietta. He is a charter member who has supported the club since its founding and remains connected to Marietta despite distant duties.
The Dawes subscription has helped to push the Washington club drive far beyond its financing goals, supporting the Tee program and boosting community support.
The Rev. Latman Howes rector of St. Luke's Episcopal parish in Marietta has tendered his resignation effective April 16. The vestry has accepted. Howes came to St. Luke's over four years ago after residing in Parsons Kansas. He has not announced future plans and no successor has been chosen yet.
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