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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix outlines popular traits for women in Athens Ohio articles, stressing looks and ease on the eye, adaptability, good nature, and tact. The piece surveys how dress, intelligence, social ease, and mood affect a girl’s appeal to boys and dating success.
A homemaker notes eggs can replace meat in hot weather, with ideas like Chilean style eggs and ham timbales. Recipes include Egg and Ham Timbales, Peach Fritters, and a dinner plan featuring egg based dishes with toast and watercress.
Earl H. Hane feld, the state director of agriculture, forecasted a 45 million bushel wheat harvest for Ohio this year, indicating favorable growing conditions and strong yields across the state.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on a hotel dining room moment where a mother’s glance toward one daughter reveals how easily siblings are weighed against each other. She warns that comparisons create lasting insecurity, with the darker child likely feeling inferior while the brighter one’s confidence soars.
Cotton voile dress in dusty pink and white offers slimming silhouette and sleeveless cool style. Pattern No 3422 fits busts 36 to 50 inches. yardage 39 inch fabric for size 36. Send 15c pattern and 25c book plus address to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
News brief lists Senator Arthur Vandenberg as a possible 1936 GOP nominee to be aired on WABC CBS at 9 45 pm Sunday. It also delivers tonight’s programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC stations with dramas music and comedy and notes Thursday’s expected segments including Nye on Gods of War and Danish American Day celebrations.
A Wednesday lineup lists 4:15 Melodic Moments through 11:30 Jan Garber featuring Jazz, orchestras, and variety programs including Nina Tarasova Frank Dailey's Orch Boake Carter Johnnie Foursome and Joe Haymes with several musical attractions and hosts.
Hollywood star Helen Vinson shares nightly brushing and weekly hot oil shampoos for shiny curly hair. She uses foundation and light cream rouge, avoids excess sun, and sleeps with nourishing cream once a week. She emphasizes eye area care and shaped brows to complement her look.
A dramatic review notes Majestic Theater screening of Public Hero No 1 with Lionel Barrymore as Dr Glass and Chester Morris as Jeff Crane, highlighting the federal anti crime pursuit and prison break sequence. The Ohio Theater showcases Reliance's Let Em Have It with stars Richard Arlen Virginia Bruce Bruce Cabot and Alice Brady, detailing a justice department crime war.
Canton police received a summons warrant charging Charles A. Bast state representative from Stark County with violation of the sales tax law after a report from Don Eberle clerk of the municipal court.
Cleveland clothing firm Richman Brothers announced all factory employees will receive a two weeks vacation with pay starting Wednesday evening.
A reminiscence builds toward a secret departure as a father prepares for an indefinite journey. The narrator, awaiting in a corridor, fears for his safety while Dicky and the small boys check if it is safe to leave. Tension rises as the carefully censored baggage and troopers align for the perilous voyage.
A woman and her husband secretly help her father escape as rivals dominate a match, with the father’s emergency bag containing a revolver and code papers. The trio plans a final goodbye before dawn, then the scene ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
Philadelphia report states six year old Caroline Paludia fell into a mosquito‑driven bonfire built by her parents risking death. authorities report the incident occurred as caregivers attempted to ward off insects.
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