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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1930
Page
7
Amos Parrish reports on golf fashion trends at Yon courses, noting women favor comfortable skirts and one piece dresses over ornate outfits. The piece highlights practical, distraction free clothing for players, with emphasis on ease of movement and style.
Genevieve Kemble offers zodiac notes for Sunday and Monday September 21 22 predicting lively social and cultural activity and potential learning opportunities. It notes birthdays bring active diversified years with ambition and talent, while Monday foresees employment prospects and possible obstacles requiring persistence and mental alertness.
A Nevada agricultural update notes expansion in the main field acreage with increased yields and development plans. Officials report higher land use and improved production outlook for the season.
A garbled report cites the United States Department of Agriculture noting changes in cheese production. It mentions pounds of output with unclear details but implies shifts in dairy product totals.
The United States consumes more fur than any other country, per the LA. & Department of Agriculture report. The annual production and import figures show substantial pelts entering the market, with a focus on otter and related fur varieties.
The Athens Messenger promotes a booklet titled Ready References for Debaters, mailed to readers for six cents postpaid. It highlights five key public affairs questions and supplies sources for pro and con arguments without listing the authors. To obtain a copy, use the coupon.
Information Bureau offers a copy of the Ready References for Debaters booklet for six cents. Stress city is noted. Frederic J. Haskin directs from Washington D C.
In a strange scene five hog shadows carry a heavy pumpkin toward a tree on a moonlit night. A sudden cloud hides the moon and the pumpkin drops, injuring Hand Wan who falls into a well. The tale ends with confusion and unanswered questions about the shadows.
A fragmented health column discusses goitre risks and remedies. It cites dietary factors, iodine intake, and local concerns about water quality. Advice includes skin care, climate factors, and seeking medical guidance for persistent thyroid issues. The piece references PVRS process and mentions salmon as a dietary example.
Adele Garrison presents Love's Reawakening as a crowded social scene unfolds around Marion, Ronald, Peggy, Emily, Roo, Jack and others. The narrative traces friendships, generational tensions, and a mix of affection and foreboding during a gathering that ends with reflections on youth, influence, and the undercurrent of triumph in social dynamics.
A fragmented, dreamlike monologue weaves questions of death, faith, and memory. It references names like Veena and SHNIFRED BLACK, mingles memories with uncertain locations, and ponders mortality and guidance in a curious, looping voice.
Jisre report notes a conflict event with unknown actors and locations. The item mentions a plan to merge or combine elements, with unclear timing and outcomes.
A local electrical concern plans a two story warehouse at 29 South eget Street in TE es vameran. The structure measures about eight by fourteen feet with a bee not tr teen. Construction aims for completion around Wnetanear 14. The firm notes a shift in pricing and labor dynamics per Labor Department records.
A government report outlines annual funding for extension work related to farm safety measures. It describes how federal payments are allocated as compensation for services rendered and distributed according to official commodity programs and procurement procedures.
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