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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
10
Philosopher Dorothy Dix argues life does not end at 40 for women, only shifts. She notes men trail into later life with more appeal, while women gain freedom, leisure, and opportunities after children grow up, with fewer worries and more social enjoyment.
An enthusiastic letter from Mr and Mrs L P Pope of Elmira New York says their daughter’s lifelong constipation improved after three months of using All Bran Daily use became part of the family diet They claim it relieves constipation by adding bulk and provides vitamin B and iron Two tablespoons daily often suffice and readers are urged to consult a doctor if unresolved
The article urges housekeepers to stop wasting home canned jars and promotes reliable methods. It highlights hot water bath canners waterless cookers and steamer or heat controlled ovens as effective options for safe preservation.
Vintage advertisement highlights pattern 2245 with adjustable sizes 14 through 42 and instructions for fabric needs. Promotes matching bright buttons and color contrasts, and urges sending fifteen cents for the pattern and book. Address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
A historic menu lists meals for breakfast luncheon and dinner. Breakfast includes chilled tomato juice cereal cream fried ham with rolls milk and coffee. Lunch features asparagus eggs lettuce pineapple ginger bread milk tea. Dinner serves stuffed calves hearts mashed potatoes beet greens cottage cheese rhubarb tart milk and coffee.
The article warns that nonacid vegetables like beans peas corn and spinach resist ordinary canning methods and must be processed in a steam pressure cooker. It covers thorough jar sterilization lid handling and the risks of using old rubbers, plus guidance on sealing and handling steam canners for safe, colorful results.
Adele Garrison recounts a tense scene as Katherine lifts Faith from Mother Graham’s arms to quiet the screaming infant. Faith and Granzie clash in a stubborn, affectionate tug of will before Katherine exits, hinting at further chapters to come.
Crocheting pattern promotes a lacy eight point star medallion design for scarves and accessories. It includes directions, stitch illustrations, and material lists. Send 10 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. for the pattern.
The piece advises lighter makeup for warm days and adjusting skin care to avoid excess oil. Use mild astringents after cream, keep a foundation for powder adherence, and favor hand lotion and casual shifts in foundation tone as tans deepen. It also notes gardeners and drivers should glove up at night. A closing line mentions a pigeon breeder math puzzle.
The astrology column forecasts a very important day with private and business life on the brink of radical change. Those born today may have a year of notable events and potential career impact, while caution notes a risk of crafty methods and the need for integrity training.
A boy adjusts to a move to a new town and new home while his mother paints bright pictures of the future. He helps pack his toys, watches strangers move out, and then reacts with restlessness and refusal to eat as he confronts the finality of relocation.
The Ohio Theater opens Transient Lady adapted from Octavus Roy Cohen with Gene Raymond Frances Drake and Henry Hull. A small town thriller combines courtroom drama mob psychology and a triangular romance.
Readers in New Town show interest in Murray crit as Curren and A. explain local developments. The note reflects community attention and ongoing discussion in the Murray area.
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