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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
9
A recipe for spoonbread from the Boone Tavern at Berea shared by a tavern manager. The dish blends milk cornmeal eggs butter and baking powder baked hot in a greased casserole then served immediately. Includes a note of regional dishes and a sign off from Recipe Editor, The Athens Messenger.
A local campaign note supports Walter Moeller for Congress to represent Washington, Morgan, and Perry counties now in the 10th District. The letter, signed by Bob Secrest and the Moeller for Congress Committee chairman Illiam Hoffman, cites Moeller's experience and casts opposition as backed by ultra conservatives.
The column discusses whether alcoholism is a disease and the harm in labeling drinkers as weak. It notes psychiatrists’ view of self-destructive drinking and contrasts it with public stigma, then shifts to reader questions about school questionnaires and privacy. It also offers Dear Abby guidance on handling concerns with parental questions and reporting.
Reader hints cover rubberized trays preventing chip wear on shelves and cabinet ideas. Advice includes wiping broken glass with bread, sealing drapes with lacquer spray, securing closet doors from inside, and repurposing cardboard toy boxes with decorative paper for a child’s creative space.
Dear Abby suggests Alaska is not ideal for single women seeking a swinging social life. The columnist jokes that at night it’s too cold to park and by day it’s too light, implying practical limits to dating there.
Sayre Study Club held annual guest day with Mrs C R White presiding at Mrs L E White home. Francis Bean guest speaker and vocal soloist told Athens Women’s Music Club history. piano by Richard Essex. Newcomers from Ohio University honored at Siegfreid Hall reception hosted by Newcomers’ Club.
Television acne is a skin condition tied to watching TV in a reclined position with the chin in hands. Dr H Jordon Whyte first named the phenomenon and other doctors confirm that blemishes form on areas covered by the hands due to germ-laden contact. Keep hands and face clean, avoid picking or rubbing blemishes to prevent infection and delay in healing.
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