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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1935
Page
6
Cabbage is in season, flavorful, and cheap for budget cooks. The piece advises buying seasonal fruits and vegetables, cooking cabbage uncovered to avoid odor, and using shredded cabbage in salads, slaws, soups, and as a side or main dish with various pairings.
At the National Horse Show observers note that heavy makeup remains unpopular with fashion. Lipstick shades suit natural tones, nails show polish over tips, and extreme hair styling contrasts with a conservative look. Silver skin discoloration from prolonged silver salt use is mentioned as a medical concern.
The Messenger begins installing a 24 page Gees Unitube press in its building under Hart Davidson. The upgrade increases capacity, adds color printing, two sections and automatic folding, with 25 000 copies per hour possible and 40 000 later.
Local residents report visits among families in Cutler Chesterhill and Bartlett. Social rounds include the Grubbs visiting Mrs. Walter Andrews in Lodi and gatherings at the Brandeberry and Place homes along with a Willing Workers Club event. An elephant fact notes daily food needs much higher than a mouse proportionally.
A long list of radio show titles and performers fills a page segment. Names span The Instrumentalist Jack Armstrong Buck Rogers and many acts from NBC CBS and local stations with programs like Town Hall and Auntie lineups.
In a lake rescue scene Adele Garrison has Mr. Gibbs guiding a boat toward two distant voices, Noel and Mary, whose urgently whispered calls reveal a developing crisis. They maintain conversation to steer the navigator, with the progress intensifying as the couple nears. Continued tomorrow.
Funeral services for Mrs. Meda McDaniel of Lima Ohio were conducted at Asbury M E Church in Syracuse by Rev C Dp Copley with Rev H A Sayre assisting. Burial followed at Syracuse Hill Cemetery. The obituary notes she lived in Syracuse most of her life and was mother to Rev W P Castoe and Floyd Castle.
The Erle Stanley Gardner tale The Case of Lucky Legs is adapted for film with Warren William as Perry Mason. It opens at the Ohio Theater with a dramatic murder plot and a triangular romance, featuring Patricia Ellis Porter Hall Lyle Talbot Genevieve Tobin and a supporting cast including Allen Jenkins Barton MacLane Perry Shannon Henry ONeill and Joseph Crehan.
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