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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
5
Betty and Janet discuss a possible affair as Janet returns a book and a key. Betty asks her mother to keep quiet about what she saw, while Mrs Curtis defends the home and hints at unease about past events. Janet arrives with a new clue and Betty prepares to leave.
Janet considers leaving Lancaster after a tense visit with Mrs. Curtis. She buys travel aids, contemplates New York or other cities, and worries about money and independence. The scene ends with a blast of urgency as Mrs. Carlyle reports Betty has been robbed, prompting an abrupt departure.
In a busy house Adele Graham plans a dinner invitation while children decorate the stairs. The narrator meets with Lillian and prepares for a surprise phone call from Philip Veritzen as family bustle spills over the scene. The plot hints at a forthcoming twist to be revealed tomorrow.
The stars suggest routine progress with enterprising tact in tricky matters. Sign writings carefully and protect finances from small losses. Those born on this day may have an active year with energy and routine movement, urged to use tact and integrity in achievement. Notable nativity Judge Charles Evans Hughes.
The Day outlines bananas as a cost effective staple, noting ripe fruit is digestible for children and a nutritious 100 calories per fruit. It explains starch in unripe bananas and improves digestibility through cooking, baking, or quick oven methods. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus include bananas in various preparations.
The article describes two bicycle outfits for women in Palm Springs era fashion: light weight wool with a tailored pique blouse for country riding and a grey wool divided skirt with a red belt for town use. It notes the rise of bicycling, the shift to trousers or trouser skirts, and mentions related fashion trends and accessories.
Glenda O'Brien stars in The Woman Accused a Paramount Libetty Magazine story shown at the Ohio Theater with Nancy Carroll Cary Grant John Halliday Loretta Young and others. The review praises Life Begins at the Court Theater as a candid epic style film with ensemble acting and humane themes.
Unripe bananas baked without skins may be used as dessert or vegetable, while perfectly ripe fruit offers richer flavor. Bananas pair well with grapefruit pineapple or citrus in salads or fruit cups. fried banana croquettes and a banana vegetable with tar sauce are described with simple syrup and bread crumbs.
The column advises against veils for round chubby faces and suggests trying veils with glasses before buying. It notes veils can cast shadows on aging skin and may not suit those with glasses or certain face features, urging readers to test before purchase.
The piece discusses selecting veiled hats for women, noting veils add allure but must suit the hat and wearer. It warns sporty caps and flat brims with veils look unsuitable and advises milliners attach veils only when a design calls for it. Prioritize fit and purpose before stepping out in a veil.
Prepared by Rev. Gaius Glenn Atkins for the Fellowship of Prayer the piece discusses two forms of love good will as a conscious duty to seek the well being of all humans and an openness to God's love. It argues good will lies within our power and can be chosen toward neighbors regardless of their worth or loveliness.
The passage stresses a loving, hopeful, patient nature that seeks others’ welfare and reflects God’s love through Jesus in the Cross. It asks God to kindle holy passion for all people and to enlarge love for Him, ending with the benediction in Jesus name.
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