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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1951
Page
4
A columnist argues women are habit forming and marriage and divorce dominate modern life. Through a cynical anecdote about a man who divorces, remarries, and pays alimony, the piece concludes that avoiding women altogether would spare him recurring financial and logistical woes, likening relationships to a hard to stop habit.
Lucilla Webb joins Beautiful You School to gain weight and enlists a strange home exercise called the Divine Angle. In the foyer she uses an ironing board as a stand for rest while a repair man and Sniffles the dog witness a chaotic scene. The stranded situation ends with Sniffles suffering hiccups and the pair leaving for a dog hospital.
A dense schedule lists WLWC WTVN WBNS WSAZ and more with hourly programs from 6:00 pm to 1:00 am. Entries name news sports dramas and features including Captain Video Quiz Kids The Clock Sports Revue and Mystery Theater among others.
The Waterloo High School Band with the Band Boosters Club asks Waterloo Township residents to support a drive for funds to purchase uniforms. They are halfway to their goal and urge local support, noting neighboring schools benefit from community backing. New Marshfield, July 11.
Washington voices warn of inflation danger and call for budget balance through cutting nonessential spending rather than relying on price controls. experts urge restraint on credit expansion and saving incentives, noting fiscal restraint and monetary action as key to reducing money supply and inflation risk. Cleveland Trust Co.
The Exchange cites Philip N. Bladine urging broader stock ownership to counter government regimentation. He notes 15,000 now own stocks and argues wider public ownership underpins free enterprise, warning socialism hinges on a single monopolistic owner.
The piece weighs American opinions on a potential 38th parallel armistice in Korea. It cites Acheson’s view that entering Korea was to stop communist aggression, notes three possible post armistice paths, and argues a broader war would strain NATO allies and risk World War III while keeping U.S. troops in Asia for years.
A Moscow claim of a new leprosy cure is met with skepticism and a curt Indian request for data receives no response. The piece mocks Soviet humanitarianism, likening it to a sawed-off shotgun.
Crochet a giant butterfly chair set in pineapple motifs in white or ecru cotton pattern No 5155 with full instructions and materials. Pattern No 2083 includes hot Send 25 cents and pattern number to Anne Cabot Athens Messenger New York address. Also Anne Cabot’s BIG ALBUM now available with dozens of designs and 4 gift patterns.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ritchie included Cpl. Merlin Ritchie and family from New Jersey and relatives from Ohio and beyond. The group also attended a Ladies Club meeting at the school house, planned a chartered bus trip for July 22 to the Columbus Zoo, and several residents enjoyed a fishing trip at Hockingport.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan discusses common intestinal parasites such as pinworms roundworms and the beef tapeworm. He explains how tapeworms enter the body the life cycle features including the head and segments and methods to identify and treat infestation. Emphasizing sanitation to prevent reinfection.
London Kent Cooper of the Associated Press said world peoples will better understand each other’s problems if newspapers free of government control provide the truth at a Reuters 100th anniversary banquet. He added truth is key to international peace and that free press cooperates to disseminate news.
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