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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
7
Dr Copeland urges sound sleep through total darkness quiet and undisturbed conditions. He warns that light noise and stress disturb brain function and that prolonged sleeplessness damages brain nerves and body, recommending eye covering and regular rest routines.
A cabinet of characters from Shadow Sons read of a cat seeking a book cow to join a moonlit dance. Mil accidentally leaves a cupboard window ajar, the cow vaults through, and the cat prepares for the jump over the moon before the window is closed. The cow returns tomorrow.
New York readers note china with scenic designs remains popular for dining rooms. Flower patterns dominate, with realistic prints in blue, green, red and brown on cream backgrounds changing the table and room ambiance. Different shapes and colors lure buyers.
A famous doctor argues clothing drives female progress by shaping behavior and status. The piece questions whether clothes empower women or reflect changes in women’s roles, highlighting attire as a social catalyst.
Doctor Thomas Darlington argues women have grown stronger and smarter over the past quarter century. He cites increased vitality, denial of delicate health, and demand for wit and worldly knowledge as keys to modern womanhood while noting dress styles influence attitudes. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service.
In a social gathering, Mary charms Noel while Adele Garrisons manages tensions with Mr. Veritzen secretly. Adele plans to keep Noel content until the party ends as Philip Veritzen’s influence fuels envy and scheming. Noel vents fears about a dangerous guest, prompting Adele to intervene in kitchen talk.
Cottons remain popular in fall styles with a versatile model pattern 2029. It showcases easy to sew frocks in various fabrics, requires minimal dressmaking skill, and includes yardage details. Order via 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for the book and pattern from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
The Stars Say for Saturday September 27 signals a day of important enterprise and travel with a risk of financial loss from deceit. Cautions include avoiding loans and speculative funds while noting employment offers offsetting security and a potential eventful year for birthdays.
Amos Parrish discusses colorful conventional designs and modernistic patterns for china, contrasting floral, chints tope, plain glazed options, embossed borders, and geometric shapes. He notes realistic coloring, varied shapes, and the appeal of plain glaze to diversify tableware styles.
Former Congressman Robert J. Bulkley who is the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate will tour Ohio starting Monday. State Democratic leaders announced a schedule of engagements across the state through the thirteenth district.
Missouri leads in poultry production with 1920 output reaching 160,934,400 dozens of eggs valued at over 800 thousand dollars. The state is hailed as outstanding in poultry among others.
A report notes that farms average more than 600 gallons of water per day. The figure highlights irrigation load and water resource concerns for agricultural operations.
The article reports varying estimates from federal and state agencies on the condition and output of American agriculture. It notes differences in projections, factors influencing yields, and potential policy implications for farmers nationwide.
Since the creation of the foreign plant introduction office in 1894 the U S Department of Agriculture has imported more than 8060 new plants into the country many becoming very important.
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