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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
5
Dor othy Dix argues men and women misread each other since ancient times. She claims women learn to read men to secure security and happiness, while men rarely study women, leading to marital tensions and the need for tactful praise and affection. Vienna reports eight years for a bombing arson case under Dollfuss regime.
A list of cryptic crossword clues with numbers and partial answers including Fossil hints, plant seeds, skeleton terms, and geographic references. It presents definitions for items such as helmet shaped part serene, tissue, grandparental, great lake, to free, fern seeds, chest bone, and many others with missing solutions.
The Dillinger manhunt ends as John Dillinger is slain after a career marked by thefts and murders. Authorities led by Attorney General and Justice Department figures emphasize relentless pursuit across Indiana Michigan Illinois and Ohio amid bounty offers from public and private sources.
The text outlines accusations against George Nelson and the Dillinger gang. It highlights Makley Pierpont and Clark sentenced to death for the sheriff’s murder during Dillinger’s Lima escape, with Nelson among other noted outlaws.
The piece promotes using flowered cotton for summer wear and encourages readers to sew such fabrics at home with a simple pattern stored in their sewing kit or drawers. It emphasizes the practicality and stylish appeal of homemade cotton outfits for hot weather.
Pattern describes a 1925 Anne Adams design with ruffles slender panels and an unusual neckline. Available in sizes 14 through 42. size 16 uses 334 yards of 39 inch fabric. Instructions are included and price twenty five cents for book and pattern.
Walter Graham aged 45 a Warren County farmer was killed when a bull gored him on his farm Saturday. He was buried today in Cincinnati according to the notice.
The article notes a well planned picnic menu is vital for a day out. A family prepares a three way lunch in a packed hamper to cope with July heat and ensure a smooth meal.
Astrological hints predict a day of notable events across personal, domestic, and social life with potential high romance and new contacts. Caution urged for jealousy and trivial conflicts amid possible shifts in environment and relationships. Notable nativity William Gillette is mentioned. Also includes picnic menu guidance and a request for Sister Marys dessert book.
An Athens Messenger note offers a needlecraft pattern set for a cat pillow a 12 by 16 inch toy, a 10 inch high down, and a 9 inch duck. The designs use two pieces with extra duck wing and clown ruff details. priced by sending 10 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Department in New York.
Dr. Edwin Braithwaite recalls a long buried romance that produced a daughter revealed after his marriage to Harriet. He learns the child’s existence only after Harriet falls ill, prompting the narrator to urge plain truth as the story unfolds before Harriet’s possible end.
The article explains foundation creams and lotions help powder cling to skin while protecting from sun wind and dust. It advises women determine if they need a base by testing several products and choosing what suits their skin, noting some skins need no foundation and may look better without it.
Margaret E. Arnett of Columbus filed a divorce petition after 30 years of marriage to Frank M. Arnett. She said they wed 40 years ago in Carbondale, and he left 10 years later and has not communicated since.
Try omitting foundation for a few days to judge the skin. New foundation creams mix with water or skin tonic and feel cooling. Put a small amount in the palm, add a few drops of cold tonic, blend well, then smooth the cooled mixture over face and neck.
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