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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
10
A judge sentences a man to twenty years faithfulness to his wife after convicting him of a confidence game against a woman. The piece argues marriage earns true happiness through loyalty, contrasting restless pursuit with the reward of a lasting, faithful union, and praises an elderly couple whose lifelong devotion shows the value of fidelity.
The New Anne Adams Pattern Book is ready and filled with wearable style information. It promises easy patterns and low cost, guiding matron, student, or child clothing needs with clear directions and sending instructions.
A reader from Corona New York recounts severe constipation with daily multiple regimens before adopting an All Bran routine. Laboratory notes tout bulk fiber and iron as safer relief than patent medicines, suggesting two tablespoons daily and offering eating or cooking tips.
Daily reading notes strong pull toward occult and social life with inward focus. Birthday individuals may enter a year of intrigue and vision, with possible success in unique arts or science. mentions notable figure Michael Faraday as a historic example.
A recipe for a sandwich spread combines green tomatoes, mangos and vinegar with sugar flour and mustard then sour cream and eggs. The mixture thickens with dill or sour pickles added near the end to seal hot and make about nine pints. Readers are invited to submit other recipes.
Ohio University history professor Thomas N. Hoover will represent the school at the McGuffey celebration in West Liberty Pennsylvania the birthplace of McGuffey. Hoover will speak Sunday afternoon as Henry Ford sponsors the event broadcast on NBC at 1 50 PM local time.
In a domestic scene a weary narrator wakes her husband and urges him to greet arriving guests. He teases her, insists on rising, and vows she will be the guest of honor while their real guest, Mrs. Barnes, is left waiting as Marion greets the aunt.
Adele Garrison drafts a continuation as characters Lee Chow lies ill and Marion faces suitors. Mrs Barnes and Lillian gossip while Madame Graham and Samuel Brixton join in. The scene ends with anticipation of revealing the mysterious box as tomorrow’s continuation.
Schoolday meals should be hot and nourishing with simple prep. The menu includes breakfast with baked pears and cottage ham, luncheon of vegetable chowder with salad, and dinner of baked bluefish. Added desserts and fruit round out the chowder luncheon, aiming for substantial nourishment without daytime drowsiness.
The newly elected Athens High School Student Council met with faculty adviser O L Wood to discuss plans for the coming year. The 19 member body includes seniors, juniors, and sophomores with officers Dick Acomb president and Phyllis Logan secretary. Plans were made for a welcome party for new students. The tail of the pygmy flying phalanger is made like a feather.
The article notes pajamas as the best bedtime clothes for children ages four to twelve. It praises comfort with snug fit, smart blouse length, well-fitting sleeves, and comfortable trouser width. Available in cotton or flannel, plain or patterned.
Pattern 20382 color option for children available in sizes 4 6 8 10 12. Size 6 requires 3 yards 36 inch fabric. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions. Send fifteen cents for pattern and book combined twenty five cents. Address The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 243 West 17th Street New York City with name address and size.
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists clues and partial answers for a literary themed horizontal and vertical crossword. It also notes Chauncey Dover High students enrolling at Ohio University this fall including Juanita Jones Carolyn Guerra Willard Fielder Clifford Guerra Charles Sweeney Gardner and Lloyd Tho
The article promotes Ovaltine as helpful for children with slow digestion who resist meals and for adults including nursing mothers and the elderly to restore vitality. It claims the beverage aids sleep when taken hot at bedtime and is physician recommended for various groups.
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