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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1934
Page
5
Dorothea Dix style guidance argues that marriage requires acceptance of faults and daily work. It says men misunderstand wives and that kindness, praise, and tact protect harmony, while blunt criticism invites conflict and divorce.
The entry notes unpredictable events may occur due to lunar planetary aspects. It describes a child born that day as adventurous inventive and serious yet headstrong and impulsive. It cites P. T. Barnum as a natal reference.
In Chicago on July 4 Dr. Samuel J. Aub told a World's Fair audience that hay fever is a misnomer. He stated the condition is not an allergic fever but usually a subnormal body temperature rather than a fever.
Mrs. Richard Galigher of Huntington West Virginia and her daughter Jane are the honored guests of her mother Mrs. F J Beasley at Grandview Heights. Mrs Don Peden hosted a Tuesday noon luncheon at Hillcrest with garden daisies and larkspur. the event is the first in a series of affairs planned in her honor. The guest of honor is well known in Huntington and will not return until next week.
The article argues that a face reveals inner thoughts and feelings. Positive thoughts and a wholesome life produce kind eyes and a pleasant smile, while mean and envious thoughts create a harsh look. It advises happiness, empathy, and judging others less to achieve beauty.
Youngstown on July 4 reports Sheriff W. J. Egiehardt described the operation as the largest liquor plant he ever discovered. A pair of stills valued at about 20000 were seized in the raid conducted last night in Sciencville.
Mrs. Charles P. Kircher returns home after hospital operation with daughter Mary Catherine. Visitors include Huntington’s Mr. Richard Galigher and Mrs. F J Beasley family, extended relatives from Lancaster and Columbus. Evelyn Porter visits with parents J G and Mrs Porter. Frame and Davidson family guests return from Xenia. Floyd Douglas hosts gathering with many friends at Shade. music by Waldo Douglas and Emerson Dye. list of attendees ends with a long social roster.
The article urges using vegetables and meats in their peak season to save money. It notes July as best for lamb, summer for spring chickens, and a shift to cured pork and smoked sausages in hot weather. Cottage cheese shines in heat, with buttermilk and a summer cottage cheese pie recipe and a summer menu plan included.
In a tense late night sequence the narrator and Lillian travel with a serum delivery, fearing gangsters and a dangerous pace that unsettles them. After a brief sleep break in the car they recover and vow to update Dicky and Harry while awaiting fuller news on Lee Chow.
Miss Jane Gill of 209 East State Street will broadcast a 15 minute modern piano program from WBNS Thursday at 6 30 PM. The set includes Alice Blue and three other pieces including Christmas Night in Holland Whispering and Star Dust. Gill is a College of Music student at Ohio University.
Miss Kathleen Baily daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baily Forest Run united in marriage Monday evening to Mr John P Scott son of Mr and Mrs Earl Scott Nease Settlement The ceremony took place at Forest Run Methodist Church with Rev Fredrick Ross officiating The bride a Pomeroy High School and Ohio University graduate The groom a Logan High School graduate works for the Ohio Fuel Gas Company They left for Chicago to visit the World's Fair after the ceremony.
A brief piece discusses how mothers value little girls' frocks for daily look and charm, noting the importance of neat attire in a child's presentation and manners.
Anne Adams pattern for a youthful dress with epaulets that flare into a cape, neat pleats, suitable for Swiss, dimity or voile fabrics. Available sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14. size 8 uses 2 1 4 yards 36 inch fabric. Illustrated instructions included. 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern.
Amy welcomes Jane back after she leaves for New York and makes a success, while Jane mocks traditional roles and pursues independence. Jane visits Amy to view her new house, debates feminism, and rejects reconciliation with Amy, prompting a moment of vulnerable memory in Amy.
Thirty five members and guests attended a Progressive Class picnic Monday night at Nice's Picnic Grounds with baseball as a highlight. Mable Kern led a short business meeting after the meal. An August picnic is planned. Mrs A B Dent gave devotions and Greta Lash led the program while the hospitality committee handled the placie.
Prominent educator pictured in a feature likely profiling a key youth program leader and their influence across schools and communities. The item hints at a biographical or commemorative angle with emphasis on regional impact and educational leadership.
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