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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
8
Dorothy Dix notes many men marry for reasons they do not reveal and stay silent at home. A bored, inconsiderate husband may isolate his wife, making her wonder why she married him and endure lonely evenings while he pursues social life elsewhere. The piece questions motives behind matrimony and fidelity.
An article advises on infant grooming teaching mothers to maintain hair skin and nails, with tips on bathing brushing and using simple products. It also notes a New Two-Piece Shirtmaker pattern with fabric details and ordering instructions from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York.
The article notes two hopeful trends from a Tuesday look into the future: more modernization of steel plants and the likelihood that homes will soon be built of metal. It also reports Kew Gardens using 2,456,000 gallons of water weekly from the Thames and occupying 288 acres.
A festive guide shows how to accessorize for winter parties with subtle quirky touches. Detailed ideas include silver bell rings on fingers, a pearl Juliet cap, an anklet of bells and a gold star accent drawn to catch attention while keeping a proper look.
In a continuation of Given in Marriage Adele Garrison and Roderick face a strict penalty for dangerous conduct on a trip to New Hampshire. The narrator weighs punishment and its secrecy, ultimately ordering demerit work and social separation from Junior Faith and Scottie until authorized.
Fall action gloves in crochet offer warm, bulk-free fit and easy make. Pattern 1051 includes sizes small to large with stitch diagrams and material list. Send 10 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York for details.
The Federal Advisory Council told the Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday that business conditions across the country were at their most optimistic since the prior downturn. The statement highlighted improving sentiment among members amid cautious outlooks for growth and inflation.
The Soviet government amended its divorce law to require notifying the party to be divorced before granting a divorce. The article notes regional fuel use comparisons, stating Illinois, New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania collectively use more fuel for heating than the 28 states west of the Mississippi.
A veteran teacher counsels a younger colleague on balancing homework with instinct. She recalls psychological moments in the classroom and a sea captain’s caution that you cannot go against the sea, so some days demand lighter work.
Warner Bros comedy drama centers on Jimmy Cagney Pat O'Brien and Olivia de Havilland in a New York Irish family tale of love rivalry and resilience. Mary Gordon plays the Irish mother guiding three sons while Cagney chases a fight manager role amid family turmoil. Genevieve Tobin earns Hollywood bravery after an auto accident during The Woman in Red filming. she bravely returns to work despite injuries.
The text discusses lunar aspects for Thursday highlighting peculiar and mysterious fairs and subtle influences on business and mergers. It notes cautious actions, potential benefits for those with favorable charts, and hints at secretive ventures and friendships. A child born under these signs may face unusual traits. Notable nativity mentions an author and an applicant gaining stardom.
Pearl Chapel notes show residents at the National Brands Stores picnic in Athens on Sept. 22. Visitors include Mrs. N. G. Cheadle of Flint visiting sister Mrs. L. C. Gibson, and Elizabeth Lambert of Harrisonville. Other locals host guests and a tall red dahlia with 85 buds is noted.
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