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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1932
Page
7
Ann frets over Cecily's disappearance while memoranda and nervous thoughts swirl. Cecily is missing, and Ann fears accidents as she waits for news. Mary Frances accompanies Earl on a road trip toward Mendel Springs for a cheap, lavish dinner and a possible elopement.
Flow Do You Like This Pair covers straw hat trends for spring and summer with playful opinions on Milan and balibuntal weaves. It mixes fashion features with a pet paragraph about Irish Terrier AT and Demi-Tasse the kitten, ending with affectionate home life observations.
An old advertisement claims 666 liquid tablets and a 666 salve provide a complete and effective treatment for colds. It promotes internal use of liquids or tablets and external use of salve as speedy remedies.
Genieve Kemble notes unusual activity this day with possible excitement after lifting a long obstacle. Fortunes may stabilize with more possessions but disputes and hostility could surface including private associations. A child born that day may be energetic and impulsive yet tactical and successful. Notable nativity: Wilhelm II.
A practical note on using cold or lukewarm water for stains and fabrics. Hot water spreads grease and may damage marks, while cold water dissolves sugar and egg stains and can treat fatty stains with soap. Tepid wash with mild soap suits washable wallpaper and most routine cleaning.
Emma Rife of Buchtel was arraigned before Magistrate C H Porter on charges of operating a place selling liquor. She pleaded not guilty and is held on a $300 bond with trial set for Thursday morning. Deputies Frank White and Harry Junod arrested her. Mrs. Rife widow of John Rife who died last year from a knife wound is believed to be connected to a safety related death. H O Crowmer, arrested for intoxication at Albany, pleaded guilty before Porter, was fined and costs, and discharged.
A farmhouse table hosts a welcome home dinner for Lillian, Marion, Mary and guests as Ronald flirts with Mary while Marion feels neglected. Noel Veritzen’s arrival interrupts the gathering, amid schemes and social maneuvering over seating and attention.
Adele Garrison narrator recounts Noel entering a dinner gathering with Mary amid a lively Graham family dinner. Dicky hosts with elastic hours and banter while Noel arrives tense, greeting Mary, as a telegram from Underwood stirs a premonition of important, perhaps perilous, news to come tomorrow.
Fifty-one persons will receive degrees or diplomas at the Ohio University mid-year commencement announced by Registrar F. B. Pisley. Commencement is February 6 with thirteen two year diplomas and 39 bachelor degrees. International graduates Shu Shen Yang and Wan Chao are named among the degree recipients along with district students listed by hometown and program.
In Edmonton Alberta delegates denounce high casket costs as excessive profits by funeral homes. The United Farmers of Alberta leader urged a law letting municipalities cap prices at not more than 96. A carpenter who sold caskets at a profit spoke during the protest.
Dr. Roy Copeland explains common ear complaints largely caused by negligence. Avoid scratching or picking ears and never use toothpicks or hairpins. have a physician remove excessive wax to prevent hearing loss. Blowing the nose gently, drying the ear after bathing, and seeking attention for throat or nose infections help prevent middle ear inflammation and pain.
A reader asks about ideal hay weight for 6 ft 10 in tall and appetite after meals. The answer suggests about 146 pounds as an average for height and age, notes eating between meals, and mentions heart pain linked to examination findings.
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