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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix notes that coed colleges report many male students taking domestic science courses. The piece explores whether future husbands will cook and sew or avoid matrimony, detailing female pessimism and optimism about men learning home skills and the potential for domestic equality.
A home economy piece promotes budget meals centered on cereals and canned or dried foods. It outlines a method for a savory meat stew, then presents a graham cracker cake as a nourishing dessert, with a full recipe and frosting option using cream cheese.
NORTHAMPTON Mass 1 Mrs Calvin Coolidge appears with a bobbed hairstyle in a recently released photograph The change went unnoticed at first because she usually wears her hair marcelled In the South during winter she reportedly adopted the new look and the image now circulated confirms the alteration The article also notes international tension between the United States and Japan as a backdrop to the period.
Genieve Kemble predicts a day of notable prospects with increased possessions and stabilized fortunes through industry and diligence. A birthday on this eve suggests a year of opportunity, talent, and favorable regard from authorities, leading to financial and social advancement.
A vibrant program at the Ohio Theater Sunday features We Live Again starring Anna Sten and Frederic March with Tolstoy and Goldwyn producing, plus Hold Em Yale at Majestic Theater starring Patricia Ellis and Cesar Romero. Also opening Mystery Woman at the Court Theater with Mona Barrie in a thriller set in France New York and aboard a liner. Eight Missouri railroads convert rights of way into bird and animal sanctuaries.
Mrs. Graham plots to stop the children from taking unweaned pigs on a trip and enlists Jim's farm wisdom to veto live pets. Jim hints at a preferred canine ally for the children, signaling a protective, quiet plan within the household.
Mrs Brown recalls Ridge Center neighbors pooling space to create a shared play area for eight nearby families. Back yards were joined into a single informal park with swings slides sand piles and small pools funded by each mother. Children roam freely while adults prefer flowers and private yards.
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