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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
7
A reader asks if love after a first romance can equal its happiness and if a man can ever truly love again. The column argues first love often lingers, but new attachments can form, and happiness depends on mutual affection, attention, and a partner who shows love daily.
The text forecasts an eventful day with lively planetary aspects affecting business, industry, fortune, and employment. It notes potential recognition and favorable changes, especially for those with birthdays, and foresees progress in domestic, social, and romantic areas. Henry G. Davis is cited as a notable nativity.
Nancy Leiter, 18, heir to a Chicago pioneering family, cannot return from Middlebury Conn to collect $1.3 million due today. She attends school and relies on a $5,000 monthly income from the estate while remaining unavailable to claim the fortune.
A cautionary note on giving gentle laxatives to children using true California Syrup of Figs with senna or cascara. Start with small doses, avoid overuse, and adjust to achieve regular bowel movements without harming kidneys or weakening bowels.
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues about the Rubaiyat puzzle theme, including authorship, related terms, animals, and objects. Entries reference poets, heralds, and common nouns such as wing, beer, kettle, scarf, and olive shrub, with numerical cross-references in a dense clue grid.
A dress pattern description for a feminine house frock with puffed sleeves and yoke. Features include patch pockets, round neckline, optional lapels, and suitable cotton fabrics. Pattern 2068 offered in sizes 14 to 42, with yardage for size 16. instructions and winter pattern book available. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
The State Relief Commission approved 77 projects in 45 counties to provide FERA employment for 1,282 workers at a cost of 190,844 dollars, largely for wages. Projects include Athens 169 dollars for a mattress making unit and Glouster city buildings 175 dollars for painting.
In a conversational chapter, Mrs Graham recalls a hotel telephone call from a woman named Floss and the strain it caused in her marriage. Dicky resolves to tell his version first, warning of Ede's imminent attempt to reveal more, as the couple prepares for a future disclosure. The scene ends with a foreshadowed confession set to continue tomorrow.
Gary Cooper favors prune cider pie as his daily lunch finale at the studios. The Montana-born actor shares a simple lattice topping recipe using prunes, prune juice, cider, sugar, cornstarch and lemon, baked in pastry. The note blends menu ideas with the dessert recipe and a sample Thanksgiving lunch plan.
The piece explains a three step method to treat occasional psychene or constipation in children using a liquid laxative. It advises selecting a properly sized dose, adjusting downward until bowel movement occurs without aid, and recommends California Syrup of Figs as the ideal option with genuine labeling.
Winslow Smith outlines the duties of the Ath eny County Farm and Home Protective Committee at a Tuesday meeting in the office of Thomas H. Johnson. Members present include Atty. Harry A. Mettier as chairman and others. The group aims to aid in amiable mortgage foreclosure settlements and financial difficulties by offering counsel.
Philadelphia judge hears Max Forman, 27, claim his marriage failed after his bride promised him $1,000 and a bedroom suite plus kept her daughter employed at $18 a week. Forman says he didn't get the money or furniture and could not keep his wife. The judge ordered $4 weekly support.
Officials of Kelleye Island have reached an agreement with airplane pilot Wilton Hirdberger to transport food supplies and coal for residents this winter.
An advertisement claims Rap-I-Do beauty product can restore natural youthful hair color in under thirty minutes at home. It promises 18 shades, permanent results, and compatibility with permanent waves. Della Rice at Quick's Cut Rate is suggested for shade selection.
A practical guide for the woman attending parties to schedule regular beauty routines. It advises shampooing and waving weekly, weekly manicures, weekly depilatory use, deodorant use after shaving, daily skin care, and applying lotion after baths. It promotes consistent prep to avoid last minute rushing and to stay neatly groomed.
R. Smith, 42, felt a mosquito bite while riding in a car in Dallas. He grabbed an automatic shotgun from the seat and began scratching the bite with a nozzle. A forgotten cartridge discharged, shattering his foot and leading to amputation by physicians.
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