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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues that parental lack of unity harms discipline as mothers and fathers undermine each other. A divided home teaches children to disrespect both parents, with fathers losing authority and mothers losing influence, inviting ongoing discipline problems.
Bill and Donna face each other in a cheery sitting room scented with wood fire and lavender. Minnie is seen through double doors preparing supper as Donna nervously loosens her coat and warms her hands by the fireplace while Grandfather Siddal’s room hints at something lingering.
Donna faces a strained scene with Bill as rumors of Grandfather's condition swirl. Donna hides a trip to town and a possible encounter, while Bill confronts her with suspicions and a cold resolve. Tension rises over secrets and who might betray them.
The First Garden Farm Colony in the United States starts a 400000 rural rehabilitation project along the Kanawha River near Charleston West Virginia under ERA supervision. It plans modern homes for 150 families with 15 year purchase terms, five acre plots, and 20 shops. An auditorium civic center school and parks are planned.
Marshfield reports the Invincible Workers 4-H Club forming a junior section led by Mrs Helen Stright. Ruth Deeter is president, Lois Mulpas vice president, Ella Marie Stewart reception leader, with Martha Frost and others named to a program committee. Members and attendees from local families are listed along with church and community activity notes. Reverend Powell conducts meetings at Hocking near Carbondale.
Lipstick is the essential cosmetic for every girl to enhance natural beauty. Choose a shade that harmonizes with your natural lip color, avoiding pale tones for dark or vivacious types and steering away from orange hues until you have more experience.
Amesaville June 12 Mary E Heston elected president of the Amesaville Girls 4-H Sewing Club at the leaders home Mary Grosvenor Other officers Vivian Taylor Janette Crammer Irene Jago Frances Taylor Kathryn Wooley After business the girls made dust cloths from old silk hose Refreshments served Next meeting June 21 at 2 pm at Mrs W L Heston home A Federal Valley 4-H Club softball team will be organized at Ames Bern High School Next meeting June 20 will feature a wiener roast Leader F J Taylor treated boys to ice cream at Hartleys confectionery Also mention of Mrs Henry Crippen Dayton visiting and relatives in Galion
Puzzle list of clues spans languages and definitions. includes references to Italian terms, verbs, and descriptive hints. Appears as a cryptic word game with numbered entries from 1 to 61, many partial phrases, and scattered hints like gazelle and Sanskrit dialect, suggesting a crossword style solution set rather than a single news item.
A pleasant, chic frock suited for tennis courts and sidelines. It blends practicality with style, serving well for active moments and social moments alike. The piece invites wearers to be as ready for sport as for sightlines, with adaptable design.
An article fragment blends an Anne Adams pattern promotion with a domestic fiction scene. It includes pattern pricing and order details, a travel/absent husband storyline, and a marital conflict where a wife’s trip and a mysterious letter strain trust. The passage alternates between fashion advertisement and tense domestic drama, ending with a cliffhanger.
Warren report states 12 year old Steve Puskarich died after an automobile struck him as he ran into the street pursuing a baseball. The accident occurred in Warren, details indicate the child was not crossing at a marked crosswalk. Police investigated the incident and traffic authorities were notified.
An unsolicited letter from Mr. Daniels praises Kellogg's All-Bran as a national natural laxative that can end the need for other laxatives. The note claims All-Bran provides bulk to move the intestines, vitamin B, and iron, comparing its bulk to leafy vegetables. Two heaping tablespoons daily recommended. if not relieved, see a doctor. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A son was born in Tokyo on March 21 to Mr and Mrs George Marshall former Ohio University athlete now director of athletics at St Paul University Tokyo. The child’s mother Josephine Marshall is a 1928 Ohio University graduate and daughter of the former rector of the Episcopal Church in Nelsonville.
The forecast notes increased energy for one day with prime focus on handling impediments and finances. It advises avoiding forceful tactics in business, favoring diplomacy, mergers, and secretive strategies. Private life offers pleasures while a person born today shows resourcefulness and vigor but risks extravagance.
Bible School for children opens Monday at 1 30 pm at the Carbondale school with Miss Elizabeth Longwell as supervisor and Miss Ian Doolittle Miss Phyllis Betts and Miss Ruth Lowery as teachers. Several local residents visited relatives and attended weekend gatherings, including the Betts and Risley families.
Women on the job daily are urged to use Lydia FE Pinkham's Tablets to relieve periodic pain and discomfort and to help correct the underlying cause. Chocolate coated, convenient and dependable, these tablets are sold by all druggists in a new small size for 50 cents, suitable for non surgical cases.
Adele Garrison writes as Margaret about Edwin Braithwaite and his wife Katherine, debating guilt, fidelity, and care. Harriet Braithwaite presses for truth as Margaret urges separation from Edwin to ease his dependence, while family tensions rise at the farm.
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