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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues the greatest sacrifice in life is bearing children and enduring daily toil for family welfare. She cites mothers who bear pain, nurse, and care for offspring as the ultimate selfless act, beyond wealth or romance.
A cryptic note outlines planetary rulership for the month with guidance on patience and shrewd methods. It mentions combating stagnation, maintaining steady stances, and precautionary deals, including mergers or secret actions, to navigate conditions.
A hostess offers ideas for nippy days with a party menu centered on a tomato aspic salad. The plan includes mushroom soup first, corn croquettes, olives, pickles, and a maple mousse dessert, plus crab salad in tomato ring and a detailed cream of mushroom soup recipe.
A conference of the International Relations Clubs in the Ohio Valley will be held November 9 and 10 at Oxford under Miami University and Western College. Speakers include Amy Heminway Jones, C Douglas Booth, and Dr. Paul Dengler. Representatives from Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia colleges will attend. Institutions listed include Ohio Northern University, Akron, Mount Union, Ohio University, Cincinnati, Case Western Reserve, Capital, Ohio State, Dayton, Kenyon, Denison, Marietta, Miami, Wooster, and more.
In ADELE Garrisons tale Noel and Mary face Philip Vertizen who vows to punish them for their honeymoon plans. Mary and Noel cheer a possible reversal as Lillian schemes to unmask the plot while Avis Arlen and Hugh Grantland stir intrigue at the veranda. The pending decision promises a dramatic turn tomorrow.
Eleven new steel fire lookout towers built by CCC camps join seven existing towers to form a complete state network. The system will allow rapid location of smoke via triangulation from two towers, with additional telephone lines to be added. Towermen must be local fire wardens, ensuring trained observers at each site. Visitors are welcome to view the towers and learn more at Camp Stony Creek signs.
Letart Falls residents and visitors are listed with travel moves and visits. Capt W E McDade and Mrs McDade took aunt Mrs Morlis Barringer to Kanauga for care while Floyd Norris moved from Texas to the J E Stewart farm. Others include Miss Eva Sayre returning to Huntington, teachers at Athens, and a masked social by the M E Church Ladies Aid. Charles Murrey remarks on a movie actor career.
A word puzzle list titled Overlord of War presents horizontal and vertical clues with definitions. Entries span terms from proffer to sun god and from bicycle to taxi, combining to form a crossword style item.
CHAUNCEY Unit No. 31 of the Ohio Unemployed League held the regular session Friday night in the Morr istown school building. Thomas Buckley president introduced speakers Edward Michael state vice president John Wyckoff and Garrett Chalfant county officers. A religious talk was given by Peter Frisby who also sang the OU L song. H E Rescoe secretary reported large attendance with out of town visitors. The County Central League met in Athens Saturday with several Morristown representatives elected.
Thirty nine children attended the Y. W. C. A. Bible School session in Hocking on Saturday. The Halloween party planned for next Tuesday night was postponed. The month long program is directed by Mrs. Mable Coulson and colleagues with activities led by Miss Virginia Hoover and Mrs. Scurlock.
A stylish smock design praised for its practical round collar, straight yoke, full sleeves with snug cuffs, and long side-reaching patch pockets. Declares the pattern easy to sew with reliable results and lists size range from 14 to 40 and fabric yardage for size 16.
The notice advertises anne adams sewing patterns with illustrated step by step instructions. It asks readers to send fifteen cents for the pattern and twenty five cents for book and pattern to the pattern department in New York City. It requests plain name address style number and size. The message promotes winter pattern book and new anne adams models for all ages and occasions.
Dr. Hugo Eckener, famed Graf Zeppelin commander, urged a world wide trans oceanic dirigible network linking Germany the United States South America and the Dutch East Indies. He testified before the Presidents Aviation Commission that he could train American crews for a North Atlantic line and sought permission to use a Lakehurst N J mast for test flights next year.
Advice by Alicia Hart on foot care to maintain beauty and mood. Recommends daily foot exercises, barefoot-like routines, toe movements, and simple home treatments such as hot salt baths and foot massages to prevent discomfort and preserve charm.
In Mansfield on Saturday night the second section of the Pennsylvania Railroad New Yorker struck the rear of the Manhattan Limited. Shattered glass from coach windows caused most injuries to passengers.
A famous home cough remedy uses Pinex two percent pine extract mixed with sugar syrup to create a pint bottle of cough medicine. The ad promises fast relief, soothing inflamed membranes, loosening phlegm, and clearing air passages with a money back guarantee.
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