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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Dix cautions that mothers often hinder daughters by over controlling or over advertizing their charm. She cites types of overbearing mothers and urges daughters to listen to parents while pursuing schooling, happiness, and eventual romance.
Mrs. Lou Stuart Wadsworth collects more than 2000 pitchers of all sizes and descriptions over 25 years. Copyright notices on last pages of books are void and must appear on the title page or the next page.
Radio listings for WLW NBC network programs include Flying Time Hymn Sing Jackie Heller Amos and Andy Voice of Experience Tenor Reisman Orch Wayne King Vox Pop Cordell Hull Hildegard Barry McKinley Democrat Program sports shots Rodrigo and Henderson orchestras Busse and Beecher orchestras to be announced Queen's Minstrel Tom Dick and Marry Farm Home Hour Rubinoff Kitty Keene Molf Tourney Dan Hardings Wife High Hatters Music Guild Rosa Lee Old Refrain Harvard Program vocalists Russe Gene Arnold Clem McCarthy Walter Logan Jack Armstrong Golf Tourney Clark Dorothy Page Billy and Betty Uncle Ezra Prank Parker Ruth Lyon Foles de Paree Follies de Paree King Orch hit parade King's Jesters Jesse Crawford Busse Orch Mystery Drama.
Mary Boland stars in A Son Comes Home at the Athena Theater on Wednesday. The drama follows a Chowder House proprietress whose prodigal son returns amid murder mystery as she weighs delivering justice against saving him with the help of a local reporter.
The column predicts a day of opportunity with possible high level support but warns to guard against trickery and sharp practice. New practical projects may gain endorsement while employed individuals should avoid censure. Private life requires vigilance and a birthday note highlights progress and prosperity with caution on deceit. A veteran notes his long Civil War ties and farming work. The parsec fact closes the page.
The columnist notes average women can mimic film glamour with pantry items such as milk, honey, tomato juice, cucumbers, lemons, eggs and olive oil. Actress Barbara Pepper uses a strained honey mask weekly and applies it from throat to hairline before resting twenty minutes.
The article explains ironing pleated skirts by basting the underfolds along the crease. It covers a Jane Hamilton endorsed egg facial mask and a lemon juice lotion for skin lightening. It stresses clean skin and finishing with cream, advising gentle facial posture during application.
In a tense confrontation, Harry Underwood recognizes the midnight marauder as the masked attacker on the balcony. Lillian’s quick thinking with Madge and Katie averts tragedy while Dicky plans to question the captive after removing his gag.
Olive Roberts Barton argues mothers must face that girls and boys show early interest in opposite sex. Sex is natural and develops gradually, not a sudden shift to seduction. A realistic, frank approach and proper guidance will reduce vulgarity and secrecy.
Anne Adams Pattern 4165 offers a smart frock for autumn informal gaiety with jaunty revers and a unique sleeve cut. Available in sizes 12 through 40, fabric choices include bright wool or crepe with step by step sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and 15 to 25 cents for the pattern book. orders to The Athens Passenger Pattern Dept New York.
An instructional note explains how to arrange a bouquet so its mass is balanced around a central imagined line. The guide emphasizes graceful placement, allowing height differences while keeping an equal visual weight on both sides.
The fragment discusses emotional shocks and a girl’s responsibility toward herself and boys she knows, emphasizing lifelong influence rather than a single talk about life facts. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable from the excerpt.
To cut sheer fabrics without distorting them first pin the fabric to wrapping paper or newspaper. Lay the pattern on the material and cut through the paper as well as the cloth. Thin materials will not pull out of shape if this method is followed.
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