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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
7
Dr R S Copeland explains the dramatic drop in appendix operations mortality over 25 years. He notes age patterns, seasonal variation, and colon bacillus origins, stressing prompt medical supervision and possible removal to prevent recurrence.
The column predicts a lively day with substantial achievement as new undertakings meet Saturnian steadiness. It highlights meticulous writing, smart industry, and productive employment while urging caution with new projects and alliances. A birthday child is seen as brilliant and practical with secure prospects through diligence.
A whimsical dialogue unfolds as a lamb learns its parents will become mutton and old age leads to butcher shop fate. Knarf and friends explain differences between sheep and ram, with playful misreadings and a gentle ending. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service.
A pattern designed to lengthen and slim the torso with a long front panel and pointed vestee. Sleeves adjustable long or short. Made in durable washable fabrics like gingham and cotton broad cloth. Sized 36 to 46 with yardage details and simple instructions.
A 1930 Amos Parrish fashion feature guides finishing touches for men outfits. It showcases brown and gray ensemble examples with coats hats shirts ties gloves shoes and hosiery detailing color harmony and fabric choices. Copyright 1930 Amos Parrish.
The Sunday School rally day campaign attracts interest. The rally service and church birthday celebration are planned for the second Sunday in November. Ed Heft visited Nelsonville Saturday. Retta and Mary Eckels stayed with their parents, L. C. Eckels. Mrs. Will Hokins returned from Columbus after visiting a son. Hazel Hewitt attended the church youth rehearsal Tuesday evening.
A columnist recalls a social gathering derailed by an uninvited guest who dominated discussion with politics editors and actors, sparking gossip about Washington Great Men and a long dialogue on road building before leaving as others seek other engagements. The piece frames the intrusion with humorous frustration and questions how to handle similar interruptions.
Local report notes Rev Wiggins of Albany conducting revival services at the F B Church. Other items include families visiting, a hospital patient at Holzer Gallipolis with serious injuries from an auto accident, and assorted Sunday gatherings in the area.
Edith Fairax spots at the ropes as I head to the hotel with Dicky’s questions looming. I slip away in a cab, fearing her recognition and a possible confrontation. Mary passes reindeer tokens and Dicky remains unaware while breakfast slips past us. Continued tomorrow.
Ley Farley and sister Mrs Hanna reside here. K A McVay of Akron visited his sister Mrs Jewell. All are invited to attend the Halloween social given by the Columbia grade pupils Thursday evening.
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