Why Women Seek Marriage and Men Fail in Love Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues women want marriage more than men, yet divorces rise. She cites temptation, poor habits, and a culture of leaning toward divorce when betrayed. She notes many wives endure humiliation and shaming, while some seek quick Reno divorces to claim financial security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrias
Antor
Sirens
Herm
Reno
Marona
Madge
Mary
Noel
Dicky
Salad Dressings Change Green Offerings Across Meals
An essay traces salad dressing evolution from 1863 guidance to modern variants. It notes shifts to refined greens like romaine and watercress, and contrasting dressings such as French versus mayonnaise, highlighting seasonings and meal applicability across breakfast to dinner.
Fashion and Food Notes From Mansfield Page
A Mansfield column highlights spring fashion with Anne Adams patterns offering beige and navy outfits, plus a call to order the Fashion Pattern Book. It also presents New England dressing for salads, a parsnip fritter recipe, and a dessert promo, alongside a wage increase at Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co for 1,000 workers driven by rising spring orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Deta
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Mansfield
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
P. M. Ober
Belief Outlives Age in A Woman’s View of Love
The piece argues that women cling to youth in self perception and warns that divorce remains as unlikely for middle aged women as unlikely marriage to a glamorous sheik. It notes divorce as a risky choice and suggests women retain vanity and hope despite aging.
Stage and Screen Puzzle Answers
Stage and Screen readers solve a mixed clue list from 1914 era. Entries include film roles, obstacle terms, and wordplay with references like Birth of a Nation era themes. readers identify cross clues for vertical solution prompts and historical casting hints.
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison presents Noel and Mary facing marital strain as Veritzen’s woes echo in their home. Auntie Madge urges open partnership while Mary pleads for honesty, ending with a doorway interruption and a teaser for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Noel
Dicky
Mary
Philip Veritzen
Katie
Det Meester Veritzen
Queeck
Fine hair styling to create the look of thickness
A guide explains that handling extremely fine hair is tough and that a new salon style can fake volume. It describes dividing hair into squares, curling into flat ringlets, pinning them, then brushing out for casual waves. Natural texture remains essential for the effect.
Miller Turns Down Job Of Investigating Fees
Ray Miller former mayor of Cleveland declined Governor Davey’s offer to investigate attorney fees paid in bank and loan liquidations. He said he aimed to run for mayor and could not spare the time. The governor ordered the probe after reports of excessive fees in liquidation cases. The attorney general’s office appoints attorneys in such cases. Bricker is Republican. Davey is Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ray Miller
Cleveland
Davey
John W. Bricker
Wet forces of Macedonia end 35-year drought
In MACEDONIA ox The wet forces of Macedonia went to J B Chisholm s tavern yesterday and lifted glasses of 32 beer in celebration of repeal. About 200 citizens voted 2 to 1 to permit sale of intoxicating liquor in the dry village ending a 35 year prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
J. B. Chisholm
Local Social Visits and Illness Report
Bunker Hill residents hosted guests over the weekend with Hemlock Grove and Peach Fork families visiting. Will Smith is ill and W D Thoma and son Denver are ill while other couples and children visited kin and helped with farm tasks and butcher work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Midkiff
Hemlock Grove
Virginia Smith
Cecil
Carl Heilman
Canada
Norman Heilman
Richard Heilman
Will Smith
Victor Genheimer
Peach Fork
J. J. Well
Roy
Charles Smith
W. D. Thoma
M. A. Epple
John Heilman
Pomeroy
Oliver Thoma
Beal
Kingsbury
G. J. Thoma
Howard
Charlies Smith
J. J. Wil
J. J. Will
R. V. Heilman
Ivan Carman
AAA Sends 88 624 to Athens Co Farmers
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a second installment payment totaling 2,715,873 to Ohio farmers under the 1934 corn hog program. Athens County received 88,624 in the county distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Athens Co
Washington
Ohio
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Athens
Injured Miner Is Removed to Logan
Henry Williams of Haydenville fractured his leg in a slate fall at Hawks Mine on Saturday and was transported to Logan hospital. The article notes influenza affecting multiple local residents and lists several social visits and births in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Henry Williams
Haydenville
Hawks Mine
Williams
Logan Hospital
Raymond Brooker
B I
Mary Brooks
Clifford Hawk
Columbus
Arthur Dawley
Ella Guess
Marie Dawley
Gaston
Logan
Bud Smith
Notable nativity and Canada as a grid producer
The note highlights a birth on this day with traits of ambition and diplomacy, linking Victor Herbert as a notable nativity. It claims Canada ranks as the world’s second largest grid producing country, framed within a broad stock commentary on success, employment and corporate ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Canada
Make At Home Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe
A home mix cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup promises fast relief. The ad claims it soothes inflamed membranes loosens phlegm and clears air passages with a pint of syrup and a money back guarantee.
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Dorothy DIX
Ry Mary F. Dagle
New England
Brazil
Special Service Bureau
Eighth Ave
New York
N.Y
Fontainer
College Oficial
Crea
Care Sas
Veritsen
Noel Veritzen
Yong
Miller
Rinso
Good Housekeeping Institute
Tey Ameteka
William F. McKenney
Famous Bridge Authority
American Bridge League
McKenney
David Burnstine
Howard Schenken
L. J. Haddad
Chicago
Aaron Frank
Richard Frey
Elinor Murdoch
Bunker Hill
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Quick
Quick's
Luxor
Dr. West
Pertussin
Vicks Salve
Caldwell’s
Edwards
Z. LI
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