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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
8
Dorothy Dix counsels an unhappy wife against divorcing her husband over an affair. She urges patience and warns that revenge harms the wife more than the husband, stressing the value of an enduring, faithful partnership for family and home.
The column mixes spring lipstick tips with controversial views on divorce. It advises on applying lipstick for lasting wear and proper eye makeup while offering psychological guidance on relationships and cautionary notes about divorce's costs and consequences.
Chef Charlotte Field offers a baked haddock recipe with rich parsley butter sauce and a strawberry Charlotte dessert. The menu pairs haddock with onion bread stuffing, a creamy Sherry sauce, and crushed strawberry rice dessert.
Former President Herbert Hoover, en route to Colorado Springs Colorado, said he is confident California will be safely Republican and will deliver an address Saturday night.
William Hyte filed for divorce in Salt Lake City after his wife tossed a potted flower at him during a dispute. The incident involved a flower in a pot and occurred within the marriage.
Radio schedule listing multiple acts and performances including Jack Armstrong Bing Crosby and Mary Marlin scenes. Features bands orchestras singers and dramatic sketches with names such as Myrt and Marg and Kate Smith. Broadcast times interspersed with program notes and audience calls.
Adele Garrison and Katherine Gibbs discuss race to camp duties with Junior, Betty, and Nell as they plan efficient cooperation. They map a demanding drive at daybreak and promise a final talk with Mary and Noel, while Betty and the two boys show tired resolve.
Paramount presents Little America the Byrd expedition film at the Ohio Theater Friday and Saturday. Cameramen Petersen and Herrmann recall 20,000 miles by tractor and 6,000 by dump team, with 100,000 feet shot and 18 months of cold editing.
Works Progress Administration records show 1,845 more workers on Ohio rolls in the last week, increasing total employment to 182,634.
Wisconsin game laws require return of pickerel under 14 inches, but true pickerel maximum length there is only 12 inches, creating a conflict between statute and species size.
Olive Roberts Barton argues parents should value each child’s distinct personality. Over training stifles self expression and can breed inferiority. Encourage individual traits, avoid forcing uniform patterns, and celebrate differences within the family.
Thomas Bell 16 was hospitalized with knife wounds after a fight over a basketball game. Robert Horner 15 was jailed in Morgan County on a charge of cutting with intent to maim.
The Soft Coal Commission directs operators east of the Mississippi to file revised price schedules using a weighted average cost of 2.07 dollars per ton. A note on cigarette paper mentions it being made of linen with a calcium compound.
Pattern advertisement for a shirtmaker frock with shoulder yoke and soft bodice fullness. Describes fabric options and a cravat print silk crepe version. Provides sizes 14 through 40 bust, material yardage for size 16, and ordering details from Athens Messenger Pattern Dept. New York.
The reading speaks of a momentous day under lunar and solar influence with signs of progress and prosperity. Clear decisions are urged despite confusion and intrigue, and a child born today may be skillful and public in life, with notable nativity Elizabeth Browning.
A First Presbyterian congregation church northwest of the Ohio River was demolished today to make way for a parking lot.
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