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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1930
Page
13
New York fashion advice outlines a coordinated approach to fall outfits. It emphasizes matching coats with hats, shoes, and bags, choosing dress and coat colors to create harmony or deliberate contrast, and pairing gloves, stockings, and jewelry to accent tones.
Amos Parrish presents a description of Mond tr waeiens as he outlines the early fall dress in an item that reads like a catalog note from 1649. The piece captures a monocle of period fashion and names no further details.
The Sunday and Monday forecasts note stirring events, environmental changes, and new ventures with caution against duplicity. Birthday individuals may gain, while children are described as resourceful and ambitious. The forecast warns against pride, slander, and misjudged affiliations.
Athens County Farm Agent T H Johnson fixes October 2 as the sowing date for wheat with regional emphasis on northern and southwestern Ohio. Entomologists report Hessian fly infestations rising by about 50 percent, but overall state outlook remains less alarming than past years. Heaviest ticks in Butler County at around 34 percent, while other areas show varying levels and warnings about early wheat practices to limit damage.
Dr. Copeland outlines infant vomiting causes from indigestion to feeding habits and bottle issues. He cautions against rapid feeding, explains nipple size impact, sugar in formula, and urges consulting a doctor for persistent or severe vomiting.
A large gathering of neighbors relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth at their home in Guy King on Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. Leo Williams and son Orville Mrs. Michel Colburn Mrs. O Fo Ashworth and others.
A fragmented poem recalls Donnie as a boy hero who makes mistakes yet remains brave. The piece contrasts fond farewells with a mother’s anxious hopes as townsfolk and family names surface amid a long list of local figures and children.
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society began excavation two miles east of Clyde to uncover implements ornaments and remains of the Mound Builders. The mound covers about one third of an acre and rises nearly 25 feet above surrounding land. Soil appears drawn from adjacent fields creating a wet muck area. a drain ditch is now needed. Locals have long found arrowheads and knives near the mound, and questions linger about its relation to other mound builders.
An item presents a chaotic dialogue featuring Adele Garrison and Dicky with stray thoughts on a debate and a planned meeting. A formal notice follows about a Cisnian Grange class candidacy and conferral at a meeting that night, with remarks on rec ommendations and potential outcomes.
A compact self help method claims to ease asthma and hay fever without pills. The pitch asserts that conventional remedies fail and promotes a writers’ program promising relief and a money back approach for immediate action.
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