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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Din argues mothers greatly influence their children's marriages and stresses that raising children with self control respect and duty reduces later conflicts. She warns against living with newlyweds and notes mothers often act as referees, aiding or undermining happiness.
An oven blast at the Camagna bakery in Apollo Pennsylvania caused heavy damage but spared the clock, which hung within three feet of the oven and continued ticking as the owner arrived to assess the scene.
Adele Garrison narrative reveals Madge and Lillian in danger as Allen Drake analyzes concealed plots while husbands Dick and Harry risk a perilous mission. The balcony scenes force emotional strain and fear as the group contemplates the missing men and a looming confrontation.
The piece advises cutting rich pastries fried and starchy foods and replacing them with fruits salads and vegetables along with daily brisk exercise. It stresses time and sacrifice and notes waistline goals by Christmas require discipline and consistent routines including waist thigh massages.
The stars forewarn of merriment and upheaval with subtle deceit possible. Influential figures may be friendly and approachable for favors. Birthdays bring progress and prosperity with possible disruptions. A child born today may be progressive and financially successful through unusual channels but temperament may be peculiar.
Langsville obituary notes the death of Wyeth at 73 after months of illness with funeral at Hanesville Church and burial in Coy Hill Cemetery. The column also lists local visits, marriages, birthdays, and health updates including Elizabeth Knapp’s illness and a Huntington couple’s new home. Superstition remark closes the item.
Anne Adams Pattern 4160 offers a dashing feminine afternoon dress in satin crepe wool or synthetics. Beginners can assemble the simple pieces easily and it comes in sizes 14 through 42 with 334 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and is available by mail for 15 cents.
The aristocrat among vegetables, the artichoke, is praised by Dr Samuel Weiss as a medical plant. He states that intravenous extracts from artichoke roots boost bile flow from the liver. The note adds that the University of Oxford was founded in 872 by King Alfred the Great.
The large Soviet Medical Encyclopedia published over nine years is finished. It comprises 36 volumes with 6 396 articles and 80 000 terms across nine medical and related subjects. An old home tip notes egg tarnish on silverware can be removed by rubbing with moist table salt.
Radio schedule fragment lists shows and performers including Toy Band Jack Armstrong Singing Lady Orphans Annie The Johnsons The Smoothies Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Amos n Andy.
A long list of CBS NBC WLW programs and orchestras混 with personalities and shows including Fred Allen Benny Goodman Moon River Lux Radio Theater style and varied music and comedy segments. The schedule names many orchestras soloists and radio dramas across multiple stations.
A historical mystery puzzle list features clues for horizontal and vertical terms. The page hints at a former ruler and a set of wordplay items including various definitions and cross references across lengths and themes.
John Wayne stars in The Sea Spoilers at the Ohio Theater, portraying a Coast Guard commander chasing a ring of seal poachers at Pribilof Islands. Nan Grey plays his kidnapped love as Fuzzy Knight, William Bakewell, and Russell Hicks support. Frank Strayer directs from a Stuart McGowan story.
Capt Emily Westwood of New York City arrives in Athens on Saturday to boost interest in the Life Saving Guards a Salvation Army group for teen girls. She will meet the girls Saturday at 2 PM and be joined by Adjutant William Parkins from Cincinnati. A public meeting follows at the Army led by Parkins. Saturday night at 7 45 o clock, Man has employed artificial lighting of some sort since his aboriginal days.
London editorials argue for early strict training in graciousness and selflessness for children. Teach them to forget I and talk about others, practice small services, and cultivate true sportsmanship to develop lasting charm. Begin early and maintain consistent guidance.
Mrs. Oscar San born and daughter of Grave Hill and Carl Evans of Rutland visited Louise Evans Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hysell of Hysell Run spent Sunday with T. V. King. Bible School class hosted an ice cream social and entertainment Thursday evening. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reuter a nine pound son Friday. Sam Barnett ill with no improvement. Mr. and Mrs. John Goble Bradford spent Sunday with W. M. Steward.
Marshall Michigan report notes William Foster killed two pheasants with a single shot as the pheasant season opens marking an economy milestone for local hunters.
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