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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
9
In New York fashion notes a surge of printed dresses remains strong for fall. Pin dots and small spaced patterns mix with dark grounds for easy ensemble options, while geometric and floral accents brighten dark coats and accessories.
Senator Roy S. Copeland outlines the medical value of blood transfusions from their early history to modern practice. He cites uses in pernicious anemia infections and hemorrhage, notes safety with compatible blood and proper technique, and emphasizes transfusion's life saving potential in desperate cases.
A patient questions discuss cramps sinus issues taste in mouth sneezing and hair loss with advice on general health. Answers cover constipation diet rest hair care massage for wrinkles height growth limits and ear beating sounds possibly linked to high blood pressure.
Egton July 21 On for ratification of the Naval Treaty lay on the table awaiting Senate cloture. Senators kept in session for 72 hours one day last week as opponents vowed to talk it to death. Admin officials urged absentee senators back to their duties to allow a vote on ratification.
Fire swept the attic of the Thurston Hotel in Thurston Ohio injuring none reported as crews from Baltimore Lasil and others battled the blaze. The incident caused about $500 in damage and was believed started by a drunken blaze.
The Athens Messenger presents a 1990 pattern by Anne Adams for a ruffled neck and sleeve frock with a gathered skirt. Suitable fabrics include dotted swiss, dimity, georgette, crepe, bautiste, or voile in sizes 16 through 42, with yardage and simple instructions provided. Send 15 cents per pattern plus name address style number and size to Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St., New York City.
Shadows enter Knarf’s master’s dream along with Mil Flor Hanna and Yam. They chase a black nightmare mare through a floating dreamscape, leap to a cliff edge and plunge into a bottomless pit as the master wakes.
Blue Larkspur, owned by E. R. Bradley, captured the $25,000 Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park in blazing heat with the track described as lightning fast and the temperature at 100 degrees.
NEA Service outlines a hypothetical division of Texas into five states as urged by Rep. Garner of Uvalde. The plan would create 10 new U S senators, require four additional flag stars, and reflect Texas vast agriculture from cotton and oil to citrus and turkey production along with Gulf fisheries. Garner notes Congress consent not needed, citing Texas's 1845 admission authority to form new states, without proposing precise boundaries.
Noel grapples with jealousy as a plan unfolds to test his self control. The narrator reveals Mary’s party will involve Colin Cameron and private detectives, while three guardians accompany her. Noel agrees to keep calm and act unconcerned to confound his father’s schemes.
Clara and her husband leave the city for a country farm seeking rest. They face loneliness snakes and noises. a neighbor family moves to the city, while the city life proves harsh for both. In the end they return home with calmer nerves for all.
Amos Parrish writes on the kinds of hates you can wear with any summer costume, exploring how prejudice can accompany fashion and public attitude in the coming fashion column.
Military guards patrolled Juarez as three people died in riots sparked by the Chihuahua State gubernatorial election. Supporters of Andrez Ortiz and Manuel M. Prieto clashed in 23 precincts throughout the day and night.
Sidereal operations point to activity and change with affairs guided by industry and sound judgment. Personal matters may cause concern with sensational experiences. those born today may enjoy a lively year and strong faculties, while a child born on this day could show mental endowment and stable character yet face employment anxieties.
Corning grade crude oil dropped 25 cents per barrel at market opening Saturday. The new price stands at 1.60 dollars. The decline follows a string of decreases in Corning and Pennsylvania oils across eastern markets and pipelines in Ohio and West Virginia since July last year.
An advertisement touts Resinol products and Melloglo Face Powder as easy solutions for pimples and shiny noses. It claims clear skin at low cost, with the powder said to prevent large pores, leave no pastiness or flakiness, and stay on longer for a smooth bloom.
An ad promotes Hemroid as an internal medicine from Dr. J. S. Leonhardt to remove bad blood circulation in the bowel, claiming external remedies fail. It argues Hemroid relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts and is sold by druggists nationwide, with Quick's Cut Rate offering a money back guarantee if pile agony persists.
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