Gradual Sun Exposure Warns Against Severe Burns
Health authority cautions that severe sunburn can lead to longer term disorders. Advice urges gradually accustoming skin to beneficial rays and not overdoing outdoor sun exposure.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
7
Sunlight and Skin Care Advice For Vacation Time
The article urges temperate sun exposure during vacations, warns against early intense burning, and notes skin adapts over time. It recommends broad hats, quinine powder, petroleum solutions, cold cream, and avoiding washing after sun exposure. Sunlight is said to kill germs, enrich blood, and provide a tonic effect.
Nighttime ride on a sawdust horse tale
A Good-Night Stories piece frames a fantastical voyage as Knarf and friends climb a house horse stuffed with sawdust. The eerie midnight ride winds through shadow figures, with the talking horse claiming it was brought by the house and promising a speedy journey while others worry about safety and distance. The scene blends whimsy and oddity in a dreamlike, late hour adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NE Eversing Knarf
Mij
Fler
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Koarf
Flor
Ixnarf
Ilanid
Styles in book covers mirror fashion trends at OU exhibit
Ohio University hosts its sixth annual summer book-cover exhibit in Room 114 Millis Hall with 22 publishers displaying a wide range of bindings and illustrations. Curator Mrs Raymer McQuiston notes strong student interest and low theft as visitors explore textbooks for all ages including a Bible atlas and two subjects taught together. Display runs daily 8–12 am and 2–4 pm until July 31 except Saturdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis Hall
Ohio University
Raymer McQuiston
Love's Reawakening: Noel and Madge Confront a Father's Letter
Noel Veritzen fears his father’s letter will ruin his engagement to Princess Olina and Mary, while Madge guides him through tangled family woes. She recalls past plots, disinheritance, and a threatening letter that may redefine relationships among the Veritzens. The scene ends with Noel asking how Madge knows the letter's contents as the tale continues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Veritzen
Lillian
Weshie
Olina
Mary
Veritzen
Prince Georges
Jack Leslie
Noel
Philip Veritzen
Leslie
Blackguard
Noe
Lac
1930 Fashion Coats and Hats Show Modern Silhouette Changes
The 1930 coat length extends to the middle calf about three inches longer than the Summer 1929 coat, with belts and new closures signaling independence. Hats reveal more forehead, with shallower fronts and varied draping. dresses gain intricate details, a defined waist, and longer overall silhouettes marking the 1930 look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanel
Vionnet
Gainsborough
Amos Parrish & Co
Lindberghs Plan Air Trip to Maine With Baby
Mr and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh intend to travel to Maine with their infant Charles A Jr by airplane. The Evening World reports no ill effects are anticipated since infants have flown with parents during prior flights guided by Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Maine
New York
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles A, Jr
New York Evening World
Stars Say For Thursday July 17 Forecasts
The forecast warns of a lively day with stirring activities and possible annoyances and treachery. Patience and prudence help. beware fraud and financial peril while personal finances and peace may be at risk. Birthday readers may enjoy an enterprising year and need prudent fund use.
Q-623 Relief for Neuritis and Sciatica Ad
The famous Q-623 guaranteed relief for neuritis lumbago and sciatica is now available to all sufferers. Prescription of a renowned specialist has helped thousands where others failed. A few doses usually stop the pain and many call it worth its weight in gold. Sold by Quick's Drug Store, Athens, and Nelsonville Drug Co., Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's Drug Store
Athens
Nelsonville Drug Co
Nelsonville
Hoover to spend two weeks in Northern Rockies this year
President Hoover plans a stay of at least two weeks in the Northern Rocky Mountains late August or early September, secretary George Akerson announced. The statement counters reports claiming the President feared going West over wheat concerns and political conditions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Hoover
Rocky Mountains
George Akerson
Amos Parrish Discusses Silk Coat Practical Fashion
Amos Parrish speaks on the practical fashion of silk coats in a tomorrow talk, outlining styling tips and fabric choices for everyday wear. The lecture covers durability, comfort, and coordinated outfits for different occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Knights of Pythias Install Officers At Athenean Lodge
Newly elected officers of the Athenean Lodge were installed at a Monday night meeting. Installed officers include H. W. Brooks as chancellor commander Dana Bush as vice-chancellor commander DB Marquis as prelate R T Shepard as master-at-arms B M Gibson as inner guard and Ray Cox as outside guard. H L Wilson deputy grand chancellor supervised the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenean Lodge
Knights of Pythias
H. W. Brooks
Dana Bush
DB. BE. Marquis
R.T. Shepard
B. M. Gibson
Ray Cox
H. L. Wilson
Picnic not for mother she has had enough of em
A humorous piece about a mother choosing to skip a family picnic to avoid nerves and discomfort. She plans a peaceful porch day with a cool drink while the children enjoy the outing. The essay reflects on aging, family dynamics, and the idea that each generation finds its own measure of enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Jim
Mike
Mary
Johnny
Keesa
Young Artists Kenneth Dewey and Myrtle Cline Noted at Home
Kenneth Dewey aged 14 and Myrtle Cline aged 16 are identified as painters from The Plains in a brief home scene noted in this period text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Dewey
the Plains
Myrtle Cline
Danish heaviest man Karl Jensen dies at 33
Karl Jensen aged 33 and who weighed 455 pounds, claimed to be the world’s heaviest man, died yesterday at Holbaek after weighing 485 ap 33 in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Karl Jensen
Holbaek
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