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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels a 25 year marriage ending in divorce that a middle aged wife seeks youth and romance. She warns divorce ruins home life and urges care for the wife, noting age closes the door on youth and predicts loneliness. The column frames midlife choices as dangerous delusion and urges restraint.
W Kittle reports a Public Forum discussion criticizing the NRA as only moderately successful and calling for stronger labor and business cooperation. He notes unions understand broader interests and urges enforcement of robust wage codes as recovery nears, warning of possible proposals from Long, Coughlin, or Townsend.
A home cook tip suggests boiling new potatoes in the fat and sediment left from broiling pork chops or sausages as a butter substitute. The method involves adding the fat, covering the pan, heating briefly, and serving hot. The article also notes canal irrigation matures crops on about one eighth of India's 244 million cultivated acres.
A fashion sketch highlights three white summer dresses suitable for between casual tennis frock and formal dinner dress. Left shows a two piece with wide stitched collar and red dotted belt, center features a flower trimmed dress with violet sash, right presents another two piece with navy buttons and patch pockets.
Lunar aspects suggest a day with limited business impact though some financial gain may come from speculation or allies. Birthdays may see financial advancement and personal prestige, while social ties could prove treacherous. a February child will be affable and popular.
Summer menus feature black cherry pudding and cherry ice as hearty lunch and dessert options. The article details a two cup milk butter sugar lemon rind nutmeg cloves egg and cherry pudding recipe and notes a Canton man Lyle Foes, 45, died after being struck by a car in Marietta.
The cashier of a railroad freight station and four other persons convicted of banditry and embezzlement were executed Sunday here and in Leningrad.
A recently wed German statesman, now titled with his bride, headlines a notable marriage in Berlin. The event sparks social chatter as political figures and society gather to celebrate the union.
The article advises wearing a cotton dress in the kitchen to absorb odors from cooking odorous vegetables. It notes cotton fabrics better manage smells than synthetics and suggests choosing breathable, natural materials for comfort while cooking.
The lyricist Stephen Foster encountered the name Swanee River on a map while seeking a name for his song, a fact that influenced his songwriting process and choice of title.
Alicia Hart explains powder choices for different skin tones and tans. She advises choosing a shade that matches current skin color, avoiding overpowdered faces, and using suntan powder to blend with darker complexions. She recommends testing on skin, applying with clean cotton, and carrying a washable powder puff.
A home cook explains the key to fluffy mashed potatoes is strong arm effort. Drain and mash hot potatoes, then blend in butter and scalded milk or cream. Beat until light and smooth for restaurant quality results. Britain controls nearly a quarter of Earth's inhabitable land.
The Vagabond Lady feature at the Majestic Theater earns strong praise for comedy, settings, gowns and acting. Robert Young Evelyn Venable Reginald Denny Berton Churchill Frank Craven and others deliver a high quality ensemble with director Sam Taylor guiding performances that drew applause from audiences in Ohio.
Olive Roberts Barton argues against pressuring children to fit parental ideals. Using a Procustus metaphor, she warns that overbearing shaping can destroy ambition, contentment, and self confidence, noting many youths resist rigid plans and deserve space to define their own paths.
A wood en salad fork stirs and beats partly frozen desserts in an ice box and blends vegetables with cream sauces, offering tender handling for delicate mixtures.
Wayne Wheeler age 19 of Springfield drowned at Indian Lake while testing water depth with an oar. Local authorities investigated the accident and subdued a quiet shoreline vigil for the youth.
Robert E. Keenan, famed as the largest Shriner in the world at seven feet one inch and 800 pounds, will be buried Tuesday in Pittsburgh. He became widely known across the country for his extraordinary size and persona.
Adele Garrison’s tale unfolds as Madge and her husband review lists prepared for a New Hampshire journey. Junior and Roderick bungle a key phrase about livestock transfer, while Dicky teases the seriousness of the task and the boys’ uncertain wording.
In a family scene the boys draft travel lists for a trip provoking amused questions from Dicky and the narrator. Junior explains the 1st after names and plans to train pigs and dogs, while the adults weigh keeping animals and a pet collection, ending with Bagheera and Baloo from the Jungle Book.
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