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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels a 27 year old wife living with her widowed mother to beat gloom and seek happiness. She urges ditching self pity, adopting a brave attitude, and finding joy despite life’s troubles. The piece encourages focusing on health, love, and supportive family.
Summer to fall beauty notes present bath preparations for beauty enhancement. A head to toe body perfume in a dia mond cut flacon suits girls who rarely wear daytime perfume while lasting hours. Emphasizes scent harmony with lilac or gardenia soaps and powders and advises on deodorant powders, storage and proper brushing after baths.
OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON argues that family prejudices pass to children and hinder national unity. She urges parental tolerance across race creed politics and religion to spare kids from inherited biases for a more perfect union. Also notes a $20,000 lawsuit by Mrs Hettie Shute after a baseball injury at Pirates Park.
The article predicts a day of excitement and enterprise under lunar aspects with potential sudden openings for advantage that could alter business and private life. It warns against impetuosity and conflict, notes happiness in social and domestic matters, and describes a birthday year of possible upheaval requiring hard work, calm, and temper control. A child born today is described as skilled, industrious, and intense.
Auntie Madge consoles the sobbing orphan Roderick after a car episode. The boy admits nearly killing himself and Junior, accepts punishment in a strict plan to keep him safe, and awaits a mountain trip to seal the lesson.
Ohio Theater screens 20th Century Fox version of Call of the Wild with Clark Gable Loretta Young and Jack Oakie. The romance unfolds on the trail amid Klondike gold rush backdrop as Buck the St Bernard symbolizes the story, with Gene Fowler and Leonard Praskins adapting the screenplay.
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