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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1929
Page
6
Pamela presses for lunches and closeness with Stephen while Mildred and Harold weigh future plans. Harold warns of risky liaisons as Pamela schemes to attract Stephen, who considers duty to Mildred and a promised floral gesture. The club scene hints at jealousy and schemes amid European marriages.
A mix of Garden hints and a serialized romance unfolds. Letter Golf instructions show changing one word at a time to reach a target word. The narrative follows Stephen and Pamela Judson in a luncheon sales scene with Mildred observing, hinting at tension and a potential romance. The story ends with suspense and a continuation promise.
Pattern describes a fitted hip yoke flare skirt with shoulder fullness and wrist length sleeves. Neck shaping features a flange and folds above the yoke. Five sizes listed 34 through 42 inches with yardage for 35 inch material and lining provided. Pattern mailed on receipt of one shilling or stamps.
Joe McCarthy, manager of the Cubs, says Dick Porter, rookie out fielder with the Cleveland Indians, should be a great drawing card for his owners. He has plenty of color in his play.
A detailed WLW Monday lineup lists programs from 8:09 a.m. to 1 a.m. including Morning shows with Dan Bardin, Crosby Woman's Hour, Royal Copeland NBC, Live Stock and Market reports, orchestra performances at Hotel Gibson, city government talks, and special guest readings by Louise Cox Crawford and Lucia Trent. Also notes WJZ NBC features and five best radio features.
A column provides brief Q A on topics from plastic wood to New York incorporation. Questions cover Great Neck City, stock clearing, Key Bridge cost, Jerusalem choke, needle origin, Children's Bureau creation, tallest buildings under construction, three place plane, manual training origins, Niagara whirlpool voyage, bell towed, and Whistler The Music Room.
A scanned fragment includes an advertisement for Olive Tablets promising cleansing and improved complexion, noting long-term sale through Druggists. It also discusses David Ross Locke Nasby, American satirist born 1833 and died 1888, who authored the Nasby letters influencing Civil War opinion and later satirical targets.
Mrs. Jim Sautry of Brainerd Minnesota reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound boosted her energy and strength after about a year of weakness she now does all housework and outside chores. She urges other women to try it.
Detroit Michigan night safety inspector Michael Barratt describes a personal remedy from a single can of a sleep aid after decades of caffein use. He cites restored nerves and better performance guarding five thousand workers under harsh lighting and long shifts.
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