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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
7
New York fashion guidance outlines choosing a single versatile white sports dress as a safe base. It recommends white flat crepe or shantung, sleeveless or short sleeves, and varied accessories to create different looks for tennis, golf, or daily wear.
Columbus June 15 De mands for dressed lamb will determine the price for lambs this fall because live lamb supplies will be about normal says Carl J West research director Ohio Farm Bureau The January 1 1931 sheep on farms total 1 911 000 a 3 percent rise from last year Government slaughterings since January 1 show higher lamb percentages and lower sheep percentages than a year ago indicating breeding sheep may be over three percent larger than last year.
Ohio lawmakers adopted changes to the election code including board term start dates and deputy clerk employment limits, plus a reduced absent voter ballot distance and stricter residency rules. State Treasurer Day reports 1980 compensation fund payouts, bond activity, and year-end cash and securities.
A reflective essay by Winifred Black contrasts European unrest with nature's constancy. It notes strikes and shortages while observing blooming Hawthorn hedges and spring flowers, arguing nature remains indifferent to class and upheaval even as societies fray.
Irene Everett returns to Oakdale hoping to win back Tommy and rekindle her affair with Gaylord. She travels in luxury, imagining a grand reunion, while Derry Meade’s shadow and family demands complicate her plans.
Irene Everett, formerly of the Prentiss family, lingers at a country club as she seeks Derry on the phone. She envies luxury, reflects on her past wealth, and contemplates reconciliation with Gaylord while wondering if a young clerk has gossip about people she knows. (To Be Continued)
Director H. G. Southard of the State Department of Health warns drownings are the outstanding seasonal tragedy in Ohio. Over ten years death rates ranged from 265 to 335 with 324 the decade end and 2,060 total drownings. He notes hundreds of lives could be saved by proper aftercare, urging contact with the State Health Department.
Denver police scramble at a false tip when a caller directs riot squad to chase a car and license number that turns out to belong to the caller’s own vehicle. After hours of search, officers return to headquarters with no suspect located.
The Ohio State Reformatory Superintendent and Chaplain recommend clemency for prisoner Elmer Knott. An application for hearing on parole is to be heard, with details of the parole consideration proceeding to follow.
In a tense scene Lilian presses Dicky to back Madge amid family tensions. He concedes but complains of feminist ideas as Lilian lays out plans to manage household duties and soothe Mrs Veriteen, while the narrator reflects on Katherine and his own parenting.
Ting-a-Ling, a Chinaman living in a Chinese plate, invents a broom that sweeps by itself. Shadows Mij Flor Hanith Yam Knarf and Ting-a-Ling discuss the idea as they travel to see the invention. The tale ends with them entering Ting-a-Ling’s house for a demonstration.
Advertisement for Fasteeth powder claiming it keeps false teeth firm and comfortable with no taste or slipping. Promotes purchase at Quick's Cut Rate or your druggist with assurances you can eat laugh and talk without wobbling teeth.
Dr. M D Copeland warns that minor infections such as colds bronchitis and sore throat can lead to pneumonia. He urges bed rest in feverish cases and immediate care to prevent spread and severe illness, especially for the young and aged. Preventive steps include avoiding cold wet exposure and ensuring adequate rest.
The forecast highlights a busy period with constructive work on new plans and strong finances. A subtle danger may surface but can be managed. Employment and dealings with superiors should bring pleasure and prosperity, with a birthday on the eve of a notable year promising advancement. A child born today is resourceful and likely to achieve a high position.
An advertisement touts an internal medicine called HEM-ROID to cure piles. It asserts piles arise from bad blood circulation and that external salves fail. Dr. J. Leonhardt is credited with developing the internal remedy after treating 1,000 patients with 960 successes.
World sugar output from beets and cane totaled about 1 million tons more than the previous year, signaling a strong rise in the global crop.
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