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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that men win the marriage bargain more often, citing a psychologist’s survey showing more happy husbands than wives. The piece contrasts labor, roles, and financial pressures, asserting men keep the perks while women bear family duties.
A sequel titled Married Comrades follows the earlier tale Given in Marriage, continuing the narrative of social expectations and intimate bonds among a group of partners. The work expands on themes of duty, romance, and community in a small-town setting.
Adele Garrison narrates a tense scene as Mary argues Roderick got away with murder while the narrator defends the punishment she gave him. Dicky hints at hidden knowledge as they depart for a trip, leaving questions about back home and safety.
The reading predicts a day of great gain and rejoice with pleasure and social upticks. Business contacts with authorities may bring profit but require scrutiny for fraud or misrepresentation. A birthday individual faces a happy, progressive year and social business success with notable charm and position.
Teste r Ingle sentenced to 10 days in jail for driving too slow. The item precedes an advertisement for a crochet pattern offering a Rainbow afghan project with detailed instructions and material lists. Reader is invited to send 10 cents for pattern 1095 to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. in New York.
Advertisements claim Marmola tablets correct obesity with four per day under medical supervision. Since 1907 over 20 million packages sold. Buy Marmola now to lose hard fat and stop when you feel ready. Price $1 at dealers nationwide.
Rutland Division of the Meigs United Telephone Co. held its yearly meeting at the town hall. Officers named for the coming year include J. W. Young president, B. H. Carson vice president, C. E. Reeves secretary, H. F. Bolton treasurer. The contract with operator Gladys Locke was renewed. Local residents' travels and illnesses are noted, plus Christian Endeavor Society officers elected for the year.
City council members said a new at large member would be named at the next meeting. Joseph W. Conley, elected last November, was denied a seat amid allegations he was employed by the Home Owners Loan Corporation.
A recipe piece highlights Apple Cabbage and Raisin Salad with dressing details and serving notes. It also lists other salads including Baked Bean and Bacon, Lima Bean and Celery, and various methods for preparing leafy and vegetable salads to accompany winter meals.
Olive Roberts Barton urges parents to observe early talents in children and retain awareness of latent abilities. She argues dreams in youth hint at potential but require nurturing to avoid losing genius as schooling progresses.
ZANESVILLE. Col. T. F. Spangler aged 86 veteran banker and capitalist died Wednesday. He founded and served as president of the Peoples' Saving Bank.
Audiences at the Court Theater chuckle at Ladies Crave Excitement starring Norman Foster and Evalyn Knapp. Newsreel cameraman Don Phelan develops a reel dramatizing current events from desolate Isobel adrift to its destruction by the U S fleet. George Arliss stars as Mister Hobo at Schine's Athena Theater, a departure from his usual refined roles as he plays a roving gentleman of the road in seedy attire.
A thief took Nina Westmoreland's coat saying a girl needs a warm coat. Westmoreland told police she, too, is a girl who needs a warm coat. The report notes that over 200,000 children pass through U.S. juvenile courts each year.
A New York bank official with ties to England ends public remarks after rumors of a romance with a former associate. Details remain vague as authorities say no further action will be taken.
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