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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels middle aged widows on loneliness after loss of husband. With three married children and a comfortable income, the woman faces isolation, options include charity work, travel, or remarriage. Dix notes marriages to maintain status and happiness vary, suggesting companionship with a middle aged partner can improve life.
An instructional note by Mary Fe. Daguf explains making croutons Melba chips and toast sticks to accompany soup. Croutons are sliced bread cubes toasted or fried for texture and flavor, served in the soup or on plates. Toast sticks are toasted bread strips served crackerlike with no butter. The article also briefly mentions the king cobra as a dangerous wild creature in the Indo Malayan region and its diet of other animals.
A fashion sketch shows a washable velvet draped gown with a full skirt fit to the hips, a youthful version of the popular draped gown. Center features a blue taffeta frock with pink velvet flowers at the neckline, while a black crepe gown at the right has a metal shot sash and versatile jacket.
A caravan stops at an old inn for the night while traveling with a baby and two dogs. Katherine negotiates rooms with a floor plan, baths, and a connecting door for family members and attendants. The party plans meals on the road and arranges luggage, baby food, and refrigerator access.
The pattern No 9040 offers a wool style with fuller back sleeves for winter wear. Sizes 12 through 20 are available. requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric and 3/8 yard of 36 inch contrasting. Send 15 cents for the pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
The reading warns adverse planetary configurations may bring quarrels impulsive actions and hidden enmities but calm handling could yield progress and favor with authorities. It notes a turbulent but energetic child and mentions the first American Legion’s origins among Toties and American deserters within British lines.
In New York University, Marry Wood burn Chase serves as chancellor highlighting a noted leadership role. The comment describes New York as a place where activity often yields little tangible progress.
The Paramount drama Annapolis Farewell starring Sir Guy Standing and Richard Cromwell opens Thursday at Schine's Athena Theater in Annapolis. Director Alexander Hall used Washington and Baltimore critics to pick three dozen girls as extras, aiming for a mix of redheads blondes and brunettes aged sixteen to twenty one. Critics from The Star The Times The Post The Herald The News The Morning Sun and others selected the hopefuls who will appear in small roles or as extras.
Edgar defied orders after watching workers near a muddy excavation and a steam shovel. His mother questions his truancy while he describes innocent curiosity as cases of carelessness grow. The tale captures a boy’s mischief and a mother’s concern as winter weather bites.
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