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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
9
Janet and Jeffrey visit the Silvanis, delivering food clothing and a $25 loan to cover rent. Pat Silvani may get work painting and repair through Simpson, while Mrs Silvani recalls hard times and hopes for a steady job as Rosie and Tommy play nearby.
Jeffrey Grant and Janet Silvani discuss sending Tommy to school with a bus if his parents file the necessary papers. Mrs. Silvani worries about costs while Grant, tall and confident, pledges they will find steady work. The conversation hints at a favor to be requested next.
The narrator navigates a tense marriage separation with calls to Margaret and advice from his mother in law. He plans to travel to Southampton and Hampton Bays to arrange cake boxes while managing family expectations and a looming decision about leaving. The exchange reveals concern, humor, and resolve amid mounting pressure.
A presage of advancement is read from lunar transits, signaling good prospects for those in employment or dealing with power. Those with upcoming birthdays may see fulfillment of cherished hopes and possible promotion. A child born today is predicted to be competent ambitious and sociable. Netzh'emetivir James Madison.
A guide discusses removing greasy kitchen wall film with hot water between 98 and 115 degrees, soap, and replenished water, noting jelly soap is effective. It also notes vegetables are non constipating due to cellulose, leafy greens aid digestion, and lists uses for leftover cereals including fried cereals and rice as desserts or vegetables.
Anne appears neatly dressed as matronly figure, wearing a flattering model. Bodice and skirt feature scalloped seams with top stitching, and a tie neck adds a soft touch to the outfit.
The piece reviews new hat shapes with focus on crowns and brims, urging simple lines over showy details. It notes designers Le Monnier Agnes and Paris influence, suggests coordinating hats with outfits, and previews sketches of upturned crowns, visors, and novelty straws. It also advertises sewing patterns and home fashion leaflets from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
A diary style piece urges spring skin prep with soap water and cold cream. It recommends cleansing with a washcloth and warm water to remove dirt and sweat, noting how much grime comes off when scrubbing. It emphasizes routine morning and night cleansing.
The Beauty Block or Old Maid's Puzzle quilt design uses 30 pieced blocks to form a 73 by 86 inch quilt. It is typically plain colored though a small figured print looks pretty. includes an accurate cutting pattern No. C383 Se. Mail order only with delivery in 7 to 10 days to Aunt Martha care The Athene Messenger Box 5112 Gateway Station Kansas City Mo.
The piece guides thorough facial cleansing and cold water rinse to create a smooth base for March winds. It recommends facial oil or fragrant lotion to help powder adhere and advises using a cream powder base before applying make up to stay fresh as spring approaches.
Modern housewives seek variety in salads and dressings. A tomato pulp dressing blends butter flour salt sugar mustard and paprika with tomato pulp and lemon juice, while a sweet potato and pineapple salad combines diced potato and pineapple with a light dressing. Breakfasts include apples cereal omelet and toast. lunches offer sausage cakes and greens. dinners feature halibut steak and creamed Jerusalem artichokes.
The Ohio Theater opens drama From Hell To Heaven starring Carole Lombard Jack Oakie and Adrienne Ames amid Derby themes and grim fates. At the Majestic Buster Keaton Jimmy Durante star in What No Beer, with Vivienne Osborne and Oakie in Sailor Be Good and other cast details noted.
Hot house tomatoes and grapefruit with celery and olives make a color rich salad. Peel grapefruit and separate into sections, fill celery blades with a cheese olive mix, arrange on lettuce hearts and serve with French dressing. Avocados can replace grapefruit for variation.
Pleasant Valley neighbors share Sunday visits among Clara Cooper Doris and Howard Brooks D L Wallace Nelsonville and Pearl Wood families. Ed Brooks ill with influenza. Jeff Tewksbury bus driver for Pleasant Valley school ill mode. Wingett helping. Local residents improving after illnesses. Will Martin trip to Parkersburg. Milt McKinney visited K B Brooks. Felix Dorsey loses a horse last Wednesday.
Mrs Leela Simes of Columbus visited relatives here over the week end. Howard Chivers of Columbus stayed with his parents. The PTA play moves to Tuesday March 21 in the gym for the benefit of the PTA. George Tedrow of Crookeville and Edward Popoczy were weekend guests. The community notes include local visits by the Chivers family and Mr and Mrs John Fisher and family of Dorcas.
Thousands suffer from bad breath find relief with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable tablets stimulate bowels and liver gently, purifying the system and cleansing blood. They avoid calomel side effects and have no griping. Take nightly for a week. 5c.
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