Pattern The Family Guilty
Norma Kent, a stenographer in Marlboro, meets Mark Travers a handsome real estate clerk with a flashy car. As their relationship grows through lunches, dinners, and outings Norma becomes drawn to Travers while avoiding Bob Farrell, her employer’s son, and Christine Saunders, her roommate, amid a tense, unfolding city-set drama.
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Kent
See In & Law
Norma
Bob Farrell
Marlbero
Christine Saunders
Orms
Chris
Bradley Hart
Proctor
Norms
The
Marlboro Press
Nne
Mark Travers
Xnetina
Travers
Natalie Price
Minnie Baker
Rod Farrell
Deak
Brooks, Welliver and Brooks
Saat
China Saunders
Chris Saunders
Mark
Bob Farrell Leaves Marlboro After Sudden breakup
In a tense night drive, Bob Farrell announces plans to move away from Marlboro. Norma confronts him as he insists he is quitting his job and returning soon, leaving their close friendship in unresolved tension.
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Farrell
Norma
Bob Farrell
Jaway
Bob
Ian
Preserves Gain Pep with Nuts and Citrus Peels
A kitchen note suggests boosting flat preserves by adding ingredients like preserved ginger lemon peel mint and nuts. Flavor boosters can be mixed at the end before packing into sterilized jars to create enhanced spreads and quick sandwich fillings.
Edith Fairfax and Dicky Stir Old Rivalries in New Talk
The narrator recalls past heartbreak tied to Edith Fairfax as Dicky mocks her and pushes focus back to the partner’s demanding work in their art magazine venture. The tension hints at jealousy, unresolved romance, and looming change as the narrator prepares for renewed effort.
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Dicky
Mies Fairfax
Lillian
Edith
Couple Weds by Long Distance Telephone
Cincinnati Mrs and Mr John Winthrow chose Rev Albert Hierpe to officiate while he visited his parents in WellsVille Ohio. The minister performed the ceremony over long distance telephone.
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Wellsville
John Winthrow
Cincinnati
Albert
Hierpe
Snakes Menace Ashtabula County Farms This Summer
Ashtabula County farmers report many rattlesnakes in fields. Harvesters wear high leather boots and one farmer says he killed fifteen rattlers.
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Ashtabula
Ashtabula County
Stars Say for Friday August 28
The article presents a weekly star forecast warning workers of potential suspicion and treachery, advising caution in new projects and employment. It notes birthdays near treachery, urges alertness, and predicts subtle schemes affecting affairs, with Goethe as a notable natality reference.
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Goethe
Sayre Peach Orchard Attracts Visitors In Amenville Athens Road
The Harve Sayre peach orchard on the Amenville Athens Road draws many Athens residents. A recent visiting group expressed interest in the peach section, noting 1,800 four year old trees bearing fruit. The orchard was owned by the late Harve Sayre of Buchtsl who ran stores in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys.
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New Dougal
Amenville- Athens Road
Harve Sayre
Athens
Buchtsl
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Shenandoah Trail in Ohio Opened to Traffic
A new highway route in Southeastern Ohio known as the Shenandoah Trail opens today. The road runs from Toledo through Zanesville to the Ohio River, linking major towns and improving regional travel.
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Ohio
Toledo
Zaneaville
Road section opens linking Chardiersville to Cumberland Ohio
A road section opened today connects Chardiersville and Cumberland in Muskingum County. The project contemplates extending routes 145 and 144 from Zanesville to Caldwell and Woodfield via Lewisville, with a Sty ferry across the Ohio River to Sistersville West Virginia. Virginia and Ohio officials support extending toward Clarksburg to join WV Route and Shenandoah Valley at Winchester, with Ohio boosters aiming as far north as Toledo.
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Chardiersville
Cumberland
Musking Yo
Banesville
Fry
Zanesville
Caldwell
Woodafield
Lewisville
Sty
Ohio
Sietersville
W. Va
West Virginia Officinals
Clarksburg
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Virginia Road
Ohio Road
Toledo
Rebuilt Marietta Street crews begin Pike Street cut off work
Aug 27 at Marietta Pike Seventh and Green streets a busy scene as several work crews move in to build the Pike Street cut off. By week’s end the undertaking will be well underway with early operations starting on the project.
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Marietta
Pike
Seventh
Green Streets
Pike Street
Unlock the Playgrounds for the Sake of Parents
Parents urge keeping school playgrounds open later, arguing eight to four limits lead children to streets. Edits highlight urban living strains, lack of home space, and need for safe supervised play until evening in all seasons.
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Saya Winifred Black
Nolay
Mary
John
John Junior
John Jr
Litte
John Sr
Fiji
Steady Weight Increases for Infants Health Gauge
Roy A Copeland outlines infant feeding and weight gain guidance. Emphasizes continued breast feeding when effective, monitor weight weekly early then monthly after six months, and maintain consistent gains of about five to six ounces per month in the first six months.
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Autho
Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Evan
Medical Q&A on stomach pain constipation and anemia
The column answers questions about left sided pain from possible hyperacidity and general health tips. It discusses constipation, digestion, and iron deficiency anemia with guidance to consult a doctor and request full particulars via self addressed envelopes.
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Daily Magazine
Laura Lou Brookman
IPS
NEA Service Ins
Broad
Hanover Streets
Norma Kent
Miss Kent
Mr. Travers
Samovar
Chaire
Alice Lynn Barry
Heart of
Wife
Adele Garrison
Madge
Edith Fairfax
Ede
Hoswa
Virginia
Leila
Etra
Alfred Durone
Ricky
North Carolina
Dora Paige
Jim Paige
Seashore
Mountains
Marvin
Hades
Fhone
Genevieve Kemble
ENNA
Ina Jett
Paore
OS Mera E
Onttractive
Sayre Peach Orchard
Shenandoah Trail
Marietta Street
Winifred Black
North Court Street
Eri
Fw. Copeland
Wallpack
Arnie Ibn
Ellen
Rinso
Emma
Jane
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