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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
6
Miss Bar Dague shares simple baked beans tips for summer using Epicy Boston brown bread and a quick can variation with molasses lemon juice and melted butter. The feature includes a Boston brown bread recipe, serving ideas for tomorrow's meals, and a fruit salad with a jelly roll as a light finish.
Dorothy Dix counsels that there is no universal rule for marriage as husbands vary. A wife should study her man and choose between gentle tact or firm confrontation, depending on his temperament. The advice comes amid a letter from a wife who feels she pleases him yet cannot satisfy his exacting preferences.
Combine 1.3 parts orange juice sweetened to taste with powdered sugar in a tall glass. Add 1 3 parts pineapple juice and 1 3 parts white grape juice on top. Include cracked tea and garnish with assorted fruit. Stir individually after serving.
The county budget commission reviews a preliminary budget restoring Akron school teachers’ salaries to within five percent of the pre Depression level as part of fiscal planning.
Friday schedule lists Department of Justice broadcast from WIZ NBC with JJ Edger Hoover directing. NBC lineups include John Kennedy and George Micka, William Bennett Munro, Wayne King, Ben Bernie, Eddie Duchin Orchestra and Die Fledermaus. WABC and CBS programs feature Lavender and Old Lace, Lud Gluskin, Fred Warings Revue, Carl Hof Orchestra, and Portland Symphony. Other stations present Edgar Guest, Russian Symphony Choir, and various local talks and dramas.
The listing shows a dense daytime to late night lineup of radio programs and orchestras including Gene Burchell, George Puffys, Dream Come True, Betty and Bob, Arnolds Dowglas, Singing Lady, Chauncey Parrons, Amos n Andy, Old Fashioned Girl, Lum and Abner, Noble Sissies, George Duffy, Moon River, Continental Gypsies, Jack Armstrong, Musicale, Lee and Clubmen, Patti Chapin, Buck Rogers, Music Box, Nina Tarasova, Jan Savitt, Boake Carter, Johnnie Foursome, Broadway Varieties, Burns and Allen, Mark Warnow, Claude Hopkins, Ted Fiorito, Jan Garber, and more on stations Columbia System.
A mother weighs dangers of a city pool and a hike with boys as a series of near misses and a traffic accident test a parent’s approach. The piece argues mothers bear the daily burden of judging acceptable risk while fathers push for independence.
Lipstick is the essential cosmetic for vacations and travel. A fresh coat brightens a dusty complexion and hides grime, with orange or raspberry tones matching hair color and skin tone. Carry plain pomade for lips on tours and update lipstick and rouge as skin tan deepens.
The mayor of Sioux City was suspended from office after a graft grand jury urged removal for failing to act on lawless conditions in the city. In Louisiana Marguerite Clark, famed stage and screen star, is named to the state censorship board.
Lima City Council voted down a resolution sponsored by Mayor Allen Methany and City Solicitor Charles W. Long demanding West Ohio Gas Co. supply natural gas by October 1 or risk losing the city franchise. The firm currently provides a water gas and natural gas mix.
A garbled ad lists multiple crochet and dress patterns with sizes from 14 to 46 bust inches and yardage requirements. It offers patterns 3006 Tremendously Smart and 2728 Slenderizing, plus 2524 Four Ways To Make It, and a Sun Tan model. Price ten cents for a pattern book and fifteen cents for a pattern plus mailing to The Athens Merchandise Department, 160 Fifth Avenue.
A note announces the sequel piece Married Comrades following the story Given in Marriage. The item signals continuation of a serialized tale and mentions characters set to appear in the next installment.
Adele Garrison narrates a calm moment as Dicky reveals a suspect, Monsieur Jeanie Jambon, is secured with state troopers. Mary glimpsed him from her window and narrator plans to move him before dawn while ensuring Mary and others stay unaware of his identity.
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