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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1930
Page
7
A health feature by IR Copeland M D Senator from New York outlines types of skin diseases, especially psoriasis. It discusses causes including digestion and blood, emphasizes keeping the bowels open, baths for relief, diet, and following a doctor's guidance to address underlying issues.
The Washington Herald announces Eleanor Patterson as editor in chief, the first woman to hold that post at a major metropolitan newspaper. She comes from a distinguished newspaper family, sister to Patterson, publisher of the New York Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, and Liberty Magazine.
Harry C. Elliott of Milwaukee was shot by H. M. Cole the night watchman at the Ohio State University Animal Husbandry Building after Cole says he found Elliott looting an office. Elliott was captured in his hotel room later that day in Columbus.
The sun sign column predicts recognition and progress for Sunday July 27 with signs of anxiety and financial obstacles. Birthday individuals may gain favors from authorities and encounter new plans challenged by money issues. A child born today may be deep and idealistic, achieving employment success but limited finance. For Monday July 28 prospects are splendid yet risked by impulsive acts and turmoil, advised self-control for prosperity. A birthday reader may see avenging affairs and strong personal ties with restraint. A child born today will be industrious and ambitious but must curb impulsive speech to reach a good life through talent and effort.
New York July 26 Fashion columnist Amos Parrish notes daylight changing women’s styling. Daylight dining and dancing push shorter hemlines and daytime fabrics, with white as a cool constant. outfits feature capes or jackets and varied sleeve lengths to suit two light conditions.
Prof T E Sutton of Ohio State University Extension explains dairy hygiene and bacteria control at an Athens County meeting. He notes tests and microscope demonstrations on test plates, stresses production-site sanitation and covered milk pails to prevent bacterial growth.
In Cleveland on July 26 a family mourns after four year old Peter Galiidi was struck and killed by a truck while fleeing from cars near his home. His funeral plans replace earlier birthday party hopes as the community offers condolences.
A fragment from a fantasy piece describes Shadow Savings and shadow-children named Fira Hanid Tam and Knart. The children serve masters by tidying shadows of chairs tables shelves and picture frames, keeping the house orderly as night falls and lights come on. They must move shadows away to prevent spoiling and disappearance.
In a winter tale from 1905, shadow children in a house and outside move and trap shadows to guard the home from dawn. They stretch shadows into poles to cover the roof and chimney, leave air openings, and toil until morning, then watch through windy nights for shifting clouds.
Mildred Cased once known as Miss El Paso gained fame in Atlantic City beauty pageants and later wed James G. Stillwell Jr. a vice president at a major perfume company in New York. The story traces her meteoric rise from a Texas telephonist to high society marriage.
Canaanville July 26 the Capaan Foot Club will present the play Headstrong Joan at the High School auditorium Stewart Tuesday evening. Proceeds will help defray expenses for the 4-H club camp fundraiser.
Cleveland police report two alleged safe crackers were captured early today while attempting to blow a safe in the office of a furniture company. One suspect was identified as a local resident. the other fled but was later detained nearby.
Madge plots to keep Noel from his father’s anger by staging a masquerade scheme at Mary’s party. Dickypressures Madge to reveal plans as Noel’s train nears and her rival Lilian aids in delaying the truth to avoid Veritan’s wrath. The scene hinges on secrets, jealousy, and cautious manipulation.
Serene Lodge Number 479 installed officers for the coming year at a Sunday night meeting with D. Scott Allen presiding for R. I. Walt of Coalville. Newly installed officers include John Lauer as noble grand Everett Green vice noble grand Carlos Wilson warden Ivam McLead chaplain CV. Strawn conductor R. 6 to NM Grand William Brooks L. & to NM Grand William Cameron R. 8 to V Grand C L Jordan L. & to VW Grand Bred McLead inside guard A. P B Hatch outside guard PHE. Droz R. Pard Lighttrita L. 8. Support Jobe Gilbert. A program of social and fraternal activities for the new regime was announced by the noble grand.
Rev. L A Sittler resigns as chaplain of Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield amid disagreement over personal and institutional policies.
A touching narrative recounts a son in the city and his father in a small town exchanging daily letters. The son, nicknamed the Man We All Know, returns home after news of his father’s illness and writes a final, long letter recalling shared boyhoods, Pioneer country scenes, and early college days.
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