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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises on handling wives in business, noting some must be kept out of money matters. A cautious plan suggests teaching a wife to manage funds through small investments, with a trust or annuity to safeguard principal and prevent ruin in widowhood.
Mrs. W. C. Young of Stewart submits a sauerkraut recipe for canning. The method packs finely cut cabbage in cans with one level teaspoon salt per quart, fills with cold water, seals, and lets the mixture work before tightening lids and cooling.
The column warns of a difficult day with planetary influences bringing turmoil and passion in work and life. It urges calm restraint to avoid impulsive actions and possible defeat. It notes a birthday for Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science.
Pattern offer for a cotton jacket dress in Dubonnet red with white trim and a plaid navy option. Style No. 303 fits sizes 14 to 40 bust, material needs listed, and orders require 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern. Address to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York.
Alicia Hart suggests beauty habits using common kitchen items for home care. Lemon juice lightens skin and brightens hair when rinsing, with direct application to elbows and nails. olive oil nourishes scalp and dry skin. oatmeal and egg masks offer inexpensive skin treatment. cream helps after masks, and theatrical cold cream is affordable.
A narrator orders Mary to stay in his room before a dangerous journey while he blinds potential witnesses to a hidden intruder. He prepares the room with opaque cloth and hushes Mary as he plans to keep the danger away from her ears and eyes, then asks Mary to help Aunt Katherine to aid his own urgent mission.
Madge coordinates a safe upstairs plan as she and Katherine prepare for a mountain journey. They discuss Mary and a man who may be spying, while prepping the nursery and packing for the trip. The boys finish packing and are guarded as they await further orders.
Street knife attack in Cincinnati ends in the deaths of Mary Booker 30 and Emma Smith 25 both African American and leaves William Harris severely wounded. Police report a violent confrontation involving multiple Black residents.
Malibu Beach home of District Attorney Baron Fitts was robbed of about $2000 in furnishings by moving van burglars within the past four days, as reported by Fitts.
A historic breakfast to dinner menu features gooseberries in jams puddings and desserts. Included recipes cover gooseberry jam baked gooseberry pudding and gooseberry fool with detailed steps and measurements. The piece also recalls family memories of gooseberries and watermelon pickle from great Aunt Nancy.
Jo receives a frantic phone call from Douglas Marsh confirming her Crest Lake assignment and travel to Lyt sens. She speaks with Mr. Brown who supports her career move and reflects on the crowded city below and the distant Bret at Placid Beach.
William T. Fennessy, aged 74, a retired theatrical producer and manager, died after a period of illness in Cincinnati. In other news, British banks report 40 million dollars in unclaimed funds, with no traceable owners. the largest single account stands at 100 thousand dollars.
Olive Roberts Barton narrates a family scene where Tommy's sudden illness and disobedience trigger parental anxiety and neighbors' concern. The father and mother misread symptoms while seeking care, revealing how a child may attract attention through illness and misbehavior.
Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur present The Scoundrel at Majestic Theater starring Noel Coward as a charming literary lothario who preys on women. Julie Haydon plays the honest foil in a tale of love, betrayal, airplane escape, apparent death, and a dramatic return.
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