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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
9
An advice column cites fatigue from poor sleep and chronic digestion issues, warning of possible kidney heart and liver troubles. It urges medical evaluation, rest, and a simple life to remove toxins and restore energy. It also answers reader questions on high blood pressure and gall bladder concerns with diet guidance.
Shadow children recount Sing-Song’s attempt to cool hot milk by pouring it into a saucer. The king naps, the saucer empties, and Sing-Song faces a death sentence for theft, while Ting-a-Ling and friends seek the real culprit. Tomorrow promises revelation of who stole the milk.
The text discusses using contrasting tones as an intro to color, recommending lamps in solid or patterned colors. It highlights lacquer red, turquoise, blue, yellow and rose as strong accents, suitable in metal, wood, porcelain lamp bases, vase, urn, column, twin-arm and candlestick styles.
An elderly man named Amos, married with a daughter, leaves city life for a tough pioneer dream. He plans to sell possessions to clothe and feed his family while hunting for a remote homestead in Hawaii or beyond. Though faced with poverty, he remains determined and bold, a symbol of grit and American spirit.
Fashion writers note lamps and mirrors are now valued for color and style. Lamps add color and light, while mirrors reflect desirable room areas to create an illusion of space. Frames favor period styles like bull's eye convex shapes and Chinese lacquer designs for Queen Anne and Colonial rooms.
Amos Parrish showcases fashions in men’s sports clothes and accessories tomorrow, highlighting athletic apparel and related gear for active wear enthusiasts.
An elderly American man aged 82 along with his wife and daughter hit the road in search of a claim or new opportunity as unemployment pushes them to restart life much as they did in 1949.
The reading warns that most planets align unfavorably today creating adversity and potential deceit. Aware, discreet, and guided by elders, individuals may avoid harm, while a child born now should be industrious and vigilant to hidden dangers and treachery.
The United Presbyterians Synod of Ohio met in Wooster on October 1 and refrained from naming anti prohibition candidates while adopting a revelation at its gathering.
Fragmentary report shows a Cadiz figure naming Dwight W. Morrow and Franklin D. Roosevelt as champions in a November vote context. An October note mentions Reformed Church miners carrying a "honesry" message from the eighth annual Ohio Synod meeting in Tiffin.
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