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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1937
Page
6
The piece argues marriage should rest on companionship not beauty or wealth. Infatuation fades, while shared tastes, conversation, and mutual interest sustain fifty years together, preventing divorces and turning marriage into a joyful bond.
A bankrupted hotel plot drives Benny Burns and Gracie Allen through a nonstop comedy. Martha Raye and a chorus of Hollywood beauties fuel a madcap romance with Leif Erikson and Olympe Bradna among the cast. The score includes Adore You and A Rhyme for Love as standout numbers.
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with multiple entries such as Red man hawthorn fruits plank instrument myself rent roll and more. Answers fill a grid, crossing letters to confirm terms including animals and objects.
Alicia Hart begins a 12 part guide urging women to preserve youthfulness through steady skin care, sleep, exercise, and regular routines. She cites Ina Claire and Lillian Gish as examples and stresses ongoing grooming and health over haste, with future installments on maintaining figures.
A dense list of programs and performers fills the Tuesday radio slate. Names such as Dorothy Gordon Doris Kerr Wayne King Abe Lyman and Al Jolson appear alongside orchestras, drama pages, news segments, and music specials across WLW CBS and other stations.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense hospital scene as Brock and I stay near Hal Meredith, awaiting the verdict. Katherine and Lillian coordinate news updates while a nurse brings meals, and the two women prepare for a long night of vigilance as the outcome remains uncertain.
The Stars Say for Tuesday January 19 highlights an active day with chances for substantial gains if small details are managed well. Secrets or subtle moves may yield advantages and elders’ cooperation could be gained. Birthday individuals may face subtle opportunities and intriguing news to improve fortunes.
Doeskin shoes in citron yellow endive green forget me not blue and arbustus pink appeal for southern resorts now and will be popular everywhere next summer. The style features a cut on high with open lines and a refined, muted palette.
A brisk sale pitch promotes gray or beige flannel suits for spring and year round wear. The copy argues Easter suits are costly for short use, noting flannel tailors and versatile outfits suit any season.
A note explains tadpoles start as herbivores and become carnivorous as they mature. It highlights dietary shift and its role in growth and development.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hartley announce the birth of a 10-pound son at their Converse Street home on January 16. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Tippie and Mr and Mrs William A Hartley, both of Chauncey.
Tom F. Campbell of the Institute will lecture at farmers institutes across Tresboro Logan and Enterprise and will address the Logan Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening. Campbell and Mrs. D B Phillips will visit Hesboro Leslie Logan Enterprise on successive days this week.
The M E Church Esthers Class met Friday night at Nell Jorden's Mill Street home with seven members. Ber tha Border led as president and Winnie Skinner gave devotions. The next gathering will be at Georgia Allen's Mill Street home.
The Smithsonian Institute annually receives about 61,044,602 from the government and 140,000 from private endowments.
Lace curtains surge in popularity with delicate classic weaves offered in palest pastels and white shades. Geometric and novelty patterns appear in nets and laces, with heavier weaves and brighter hues aligning with modern interior decor. Printed laces debut in brilliant eye catching colors.
The distinctive taste of Swiss cheese comes from holes formed as gas produced by bacteria blows the curd apart. This process, called fermentation, creates the characteristic texture and aroma of the cheese.
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