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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1934
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues parents face a hard choice on aiding grown children. She weighs two schools of thought, warns against overindulgence that creates dependents, and suggests a middle path: help moderately while urging self reliance. She cites real cases to illustrate consequences.
Funeral held Saturday at 4 PM at the home of Mrs Sybil Allis Locust Street Pomeroy with Rev F C Kreager officiating. Mrs Strauss widow of three marriages and daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Darling early Pomeroy residents. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy.
The reading warns of strife and upheaval on the day, urging calm control and avoidant quarrels. It predicts turmoil for Thorne’s year with radical changes and advises strict training for a turbulent child. Cardinal Richelieu named as a notable nativity reference.
The garden of Mr. Landis at 23 Stimson Avenue features giant Angel Trumpets blossoms up to eight inches long and eight inches across. His collection includes Ida van Warner dahlias with six inch blooms and several seven inch diameter dahlias. A sixty foot border of petunias lines the beds with hindinnas reaching five feet five inches, and the gardener devotes spare time to cultivation.
In a staged ruse, Katie helps Mrs Underwood fake sleep as Lillian and Hugh discuss a late telephoned message from Mr Underwood. Katie reports the train is a quarter hour late, keeping up the deception while tension and suspicion rise in the living room.
Crossword style clues list with many entries across horizontal and vertical lines. Includes references to Spanish artists, foods, objects, and general terms across multiple numbers. Answers span colors, nature, and common phrases, forming a dense word puzzle grid.
Mary E. Dagle explains that a balanced childhood diet favors milk cereals and fruits with limited meat. A child needs a quart of milk daily and should eat leafy vegetables and cereals from infancy. Fruits can supplement meals, and whole grains are emphasized when vegetables are plentiful.
A day’s meals list includes breakfast with peaches cereal cream eggs rolls milk coffee luncheon features corn chowder salmon salad rolls fruit in lemon jelly tea milk and a dinner with roast duckling beet juice potatoes carrot orange sauce salads cheese mint ice cream vanilla cookies and coffee. The text ends by noting fruit provides minerals and vitamins and often acts as a source of nutrients.
Marriage licenses were issued to Donald Dodril twenty, Vinton farmer, and Dorcas Hash sixteen, with her father's consent, Glenn Hash. Also licensed were E. J. Sheppard thirty seven, Cabell County railroW engineer, and Elma Shore thirty six, native of Alabama now employed in West Virginia in clerical work.
Women can mix two skirts with two blouses for four outfits. Pattern 2009 features a front seam and comes in sizes 26 to 36 with 54 inch fabric. pattern 2007 has pleats and also fits sizes 26 to 36 with fabric needs. Send 15 cents per pattern or 30 cents for both plus a book offer.
A health note describes that dieting alone won’t shrink hips and waistline. It recommends daily targeted exercises and provides a specific leg-crossing routine to reduce fat in those areas.
Flapper Fanny notes it is time for co ed students to prepare for social examinations. The column hints at reform and dress codes as part of campus life, reflecting early 20th century sexual mores and public behavior standards.
A movie magazine reports censorship looms over film making with boards banning kissing scenes, crime portrayals and sensitive topics. Producers and stars fear edits and bans as officials argue over taste and decency while Hollywood debates what may offend boards and audiences.
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