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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues thrift in youth guards against poverty in old age and loneliness. She warns against spiritual poverty from neglecting hobbies, reading, and social ties. She urges cultivating varied tastes and friendships now to enjoy a richer, less lonely old age.
A young girl in a wool jumper dress shows chic school style. Buttons accent the bodice lines and a wide hem panel tapers to a point while a back belt tie completes the clever design. The soft puffed sleeves and draw string neck add youthfulness.
The ad promotes Anne Adams Pattern 2047 including warm air style ideas and several blouses. It lists sizes 8 through 18 with fabric yardage for size 12 and 36 inch contrasting fabric, plus illustrated step by step instructions. Order by sending 15 cents or 25 cents for pattern book and pattern together from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
The astrology notes a sudden whirl of events, lively pace, and surprises from unforeseen quarters. Property or industry benefits flagged, but sign documents with extreme caution. private affairs, home life, and birthdays bring attention, with a gifted child likely to be studious and artistic.
A home remedy claim offers Pinex mixed with a pint of water to create a superior cough medicine. The ad boasts fast penetration of air passages, throat and bronchial relief, reduced phlegm, and easier breathing with better sleep. Money-back guarantee if not pleased.
The narrator and Dicky debate Edith Fairfax's resentments while Lillian crafts a tale to invite Edith to Madge's illness. The plan hinges on a fabricated homey version of events as the trio weighs the fragile art magazine partnership and potential exit paths. Future troubles loom as the emotional tension tightens around Dicky and Edith.
In an Athens forum dated Oct 13, George W. Kulik argues that revenue should come from cooperation and profit adjustment rather than confiscatory wealth redistribution. He criticizes past administrations, warns relief programs breed corruption, and urges self discipline, ethical guidance, and organized efforts under proper agencies.
John W. Bolin of Athens County was named by the State Bar Association to join the state committee opposing unauthorized malpractice and ambulance chasing by attorneys. The panel aims to curb aggressive legal practices statewide.
Puzzle style list of clues and partial answers focusing on religious figures and terms. The material includes references to founders, prophets, and related terms, with scattered numbers and word fragments typical of a crossword style page.
Millfield Oct. 16 Mr and Mrs D E Kasler announce the marriage of their daughter Doris to Orville Jones son of Mr and Mrs D D Jones Amesville The ceremony occurred Oct 13 at Greenup Kentucky at the home of Rev J N Herald pastor of the M E Church They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Richard Kasler Both graduates of Ames Bern High school classes of 1931 and 1932.
A miscellaneous shower in honor of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Quivey will be held Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Ney N Carpenter of this place. Mr and Mrs Quivey Martha Carpenter were married Oct 6.
Lengyel's The New Deal in Europe surveys postwar reconstruction plans in Russia Italy and Germany and compares them with America's Roosevelt program. The author shows European governments taking over key industries and argues New Deals across nations reflect a transitional era and shared goals. The review notes Lengyel's clear European perspective and usefulness for American readers. Seventy five percent of young men in England seeking army service are rejected for unfitness with many rejected before medical exam.
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