Meet You in Reno slogan sparks views on quick divorces
Winifred Black recalls two mismatched marriages and a Nevada wedding symbolized by the phrase Meet you in Reno. She notes brides with little independence and husbands doomed to debt and deceit, predicting Reno divorces may haunt upcoming weddings.
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Winifred Black
Reno
Rose
William
Wiliam
Rain postpones Ray-Glo and Maple Barbers baseball game
Ed Sharp Athens relation director says the Ray-Glo versus Maple Barbers game is postponed due to wet grounds. Teams in the kittenball league plan to play as scheduled elsewhere tonight.
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Ray-Glo
Maple Barbers
Ed Sharp
Athens
Whreet
Sofas in Fall Fashion Appeal Simple Lines and Comfort
A fall furniture piece can harmonize with existing decor and reshape a living room. Three sofa styles dominate fashion: a light semi overstuffed modern type for small spaces, a medium heavy Cabriole-legged Queen Anne inspired option, and a graceful Queen Anne model with serpentine back.
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Amos Parrish
Rain Making Test Planned for Alexandria Virginia
Alexandria residents await a rain making test using 200 pounds of powder from Santa Fe New Mexico. Officials plan to borrow an airplane to locate a cloud and drop the powder in hopes of rainfall. The effort follows drought effects on Virginia vegetation and is uncertain in outcome.
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U.p)i
Santa Fe
N. M
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Stars Foresee Eventful Year For Birthday Individuals
The text predicts a day marked by dramatic changes and opportunities due to Uranus aligned with the sun. It warns of petty disputes and small losses, advises prudence with money and temper, and notes a born child may be inventive, adventurous, and industrious, likely reaching a high rank through talent.
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Lightning strikes kills woman near Gary
Lightning struck and killed Mrs. Emma Olson, 65, of Chicago, as she sought shelter under a tree in Dunes Acres, 15 miles east of Gary, yesterday.
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Emma Olson
Chicago
Dunes Acres
Safeguarding Mothers and Babies by Dr Copeland
Dr R S Copeland notes high infant mortality in New York City and praises public and private agencies promoting maternal and child health. He cites 128 000 births yearly with 7200 infant deaths, highlights prenatal care, visiting nurses, and support from foundations, and argues preventive health from prenatal to adulthood is essential.
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Copeland
Welfare Council of
Rockefeller Foundation
Commonwealth Fund
Pecsire Service, Inc
Southern girl wins gold as the prettiest
Dorothy Dell Goff of New Orleans won the title Miss Universe 1930 at Galveston. The 17 year old high school senior received 2060 dollars in gold, a silver plaque, and movie contracts offers. Miss New Jersey Helen Hanna of Newark earned second honors and 1000 dollars in gold.
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U.P
Dorothy Dell Goff
New Orleans
New Jersey
Helen Hanna
Newark
Shadows Ride Tin Duck to a Distant Tin Land
A group of shadow children ride a tin duck through a wall into a strange realm made entirely of tin. They meet tin trees, roads, and creatures who invite them to adventures before returning before dawn. The journey repeats as they revisit this tin world in later tales.
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Eo Knarf
Ike
Madge Recovers From an Embarrassing Moment at Dining Table
In a hotel dining room Madge recoils from a sudden caress by Mr. Veritsen, then resumes planning the Mary party. She orders a prompt return to discussion with Mr. Seibel while plotting decorations and theatre tickets. Veritsen apologizes and they finalize arrangements for the party colors.
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Veritsen
Philip Veritsen
Mr. Seibel
Dicky
Mary
Pouip Veriteen
Varces
Ticky
Napery
Mir
Seibel
Lilian
Mr. Veritsen
Mr. Veriteenes
RAF
Make This Mode at Home Pattern 1999
Athens Messenger pattern notice promotes 1999 Make This Mode at Home design with green black brown wine colors. It lists sizes 16 20 24 36 38 40 42 and yardage 4% yards for size 16. Pattern costs 16 cents plus 24 cents for pattern book. order by mail to Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City with payment in pink money or stamps.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th
New York City
Fashion Plunges Into Fall With Darker Subtle Frocks
The printed frock remains popular as Fall style shows feature exquisite designs. Clothes are described as smaller and darker than the Summer versions, while models parade refined silhouettes.
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