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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
7
A narrator recalls a morning in a court where a boy is spanked for misbehavior. The scene shifts to the boy and his black puppy Cappy, with the mother lovingly comforting them. The piece contrasts spanking with a friend who avoids discipline and who argues for ego development. The author questions which approach yields happier, better adults.
Paso Tex January 20. The discovered X ray method of sex determination is described as easy by Dr H Cook of El Paso. He says the test needs only a gold ring and a thread held over the expectant mother. The ring’s swing predicts the baby's sex with a straight line for a boy and a circle for a girl.
Amos Parrish notes sweaters return to fashion as dress like tops with yoke effects girdles belts and collars, paired with skirts to form ensembled costumes. The three sketches show yoke top, side girdle and belted peplum overblouse styles with matching skirts for day wear. Tomorrow: pastel dresses.
The narrator finds a hidden water feature in her garden, a surprise planned by her father and Dicky to welcome her home from the hospital with their new granddaughter. Neighbors watch, while a tense moment shadows Mrs. Ticer’s worried gaze as Sam Ticer is hinted at in the scene.
The Athens Messenger advertises Pattern 1895 a practical kids dress ensemble featuring a sleeveless bodice and flared skirt with bone button trim and a simple straight jacket. Made from shantung linen cotton broadcloth wool crepe or velveteen in many color combos with pastel options for spring. Sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 require specific yardage. pattern costs 15 cents with a winter fashion book offer for adults and transfer patterns.
Amid depression pessimism, the piece cites 25,000 miniature golf courses costing 125 million dollars with 2.5 million daily players. It notes strong demand in utilities, food, electrical equipment and tobacco and mentions Natchez Miss contract. Mix and Miller arrive Saturday for trial.
Erie January 20 Miller head of Western Shows Inc sues Tom Mix and Zack T Miller in a 346600 damage suit alleging Mix failed to honor a verbal agreement to perform with the 161 Ranch Circus. Mix denies an agreement was reached. Western Show had earlier sued Mix for 59000.
A troupe of shadow-children including Knarf and Misa Doll chase a kink into a house blocked by a sign reading No Use At Home. They knock, meet Nobody a bodyless gnome, and are surprised by a silent turn of events in this whimsical tale.
Dr. Copeland urges readers to take stock of health habits and resolve to banish shortcomings. He lists several do nots including skipping meals, neglecting sleep, and ignoring early warning signs. The guidance emphasizes steady daily choices for long term well being.
Health essay by ROYAL 8 COPELAND urges daily outdoor time and balanced eating. Tips include eating slower, drinking water between meals, sleeping well, and wearing lighter clothing to aid health. Q and A sections discuss acne diet, possible hernia, Bright's disease, and reactions to yeast with practical medical advice.
Planetary conditions in this day favor those in others' employ for small recognition. Turmoil and perturbation affect spirit and body. Finances are perilous with possible fraud or covert attack. Birthdays face limited advantage unless linked to employment. Children born today may be diffident and seek calm work away from conflict.
At Hot Springs Arkansas on January 20 R M Lee of Garland County displayed a turnip weighing five pounds six ounces and measuring twenty five inches in circumference. The event marks a contender for state recognition in Arkasas agriculture.
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