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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
7
A fragmented cluing article lists cryptic references and answers linked to a historic shipwreck theme. Vague terms like cat nt &8 blood oak flax and several numbered clues point to a word puzzle with cross references including months, objects, and ancient items.
Column excerpts advise a widower of moderate means in his fifties on marrying a poor widow with children versus a younger spinster. It weighs practicality, finances, and emotional factors, noting widows/widowers often make steadier partners but warns about the burdens of blended families and aging.
Patient recounts using Dr. Fworke Preemption to ease pregnancy nausea and distress. After a few days her symptoms improved and her baby remained healthy. The account references tablets and liquids priced at 1.00 and 1.5, with a slogan “We Do Our Part.”
Gypsy Morell and Tom Weaver marry and face city life pressures. A looming pregnancy strains their apartment existence until Tom secures Mac McKinnon’s cottage at Port Washington, promising relief from city heat and a chance at a peaceful country home.
The article notes a propitious day with favorable planetary aspects guiding optimism and action toward high ambitions. It highlights birthday periods bringing advancement, increased possessions, fortified finances, and solid support from authorities, while cautioning against envy and slander. Notable nativity: Samuel Hopkins Adams, writer.
In this continuation, two estate troopers pursue the couple as they speed along a road. The narrator and Otto plan a risky turn back and a rapid retreat into a woodland path guided by signals from Bob and Mr. Robert. A tense escape unfolds with careful coordinating actions.
Adele Garrison describes a cautious turn for a car into a narrow woodland lane. The narrator’s father stays behind with the vehicle while Otto and Mr. Robert proceed, awaiting a later continuation of the adventure.
Ohio workers received about 28 million dollars in Civil Works Administration wages through January 18. The weekly payroll for the week ending January 18 totaled 4,283,567 dollars for 248,197 workers, up by 1,600 jobs and 117,490 dollars from the prior week.
Mrs Ernest Coe of Park Place relates a home style recipe from Joan Marzetti using ground round steak celery onions noodles tomato soup and water. Fry bacon with onions and celery then brown steak ten minutes. Boil noodles, drain, mix with meat, pour soup and water, season, simmer ten minutes, add mushrooms if desired.
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