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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
10
Rod and Bertie Lou confront a past misunderstanding at Baker's cottage. A surprise reunion reveals love, forgiveness, and plans to build a life together with a new home and future earnings. They vow honesty and to support each other as they begin anew.
A reunion of the Stephen son descendants gathered 94 relatives and eight visitors Sunday at the Athens fairground. The group elected the same officers as last year and plans to meet again on the second Sunday in September 1929 at the same location.
Friday and Saturday listings outline NBC CBS WEAF WOR WJZ WGN WLS WMAQ WIZ KDKA KYW KBX networked programs. Dinners, markets, orchestras, dance music, true story hours, and slumber music fill hourly slots with multiple cities and stations.
Radio listings show WEAF airing The Open Mike and WOR Newark broadcasting Big Time. Programs highlight variety formats with notable hosts and scheduled times.
A brief recollection segment recalls Mrs. Hoover and friends gathering for a family album moment. The piece evokes domestic life and social circles around the First Lady in a nostalgic tone.
President Coolidge may ask the Senate to postpone action on the Kellogg anti-war treaty until the navy ship construction bill is taken up and passed. He would inform the foreign relations committee he supports the pact but fears defense needs could be overlooked during debate.
Readio gains worldwide notice with 200000 receivers in Denmark alone placing it among top European radio nations in adoption and prestige.
Major Edwin H Armstrong, famed radio engineer, designs and patents a compact single-three tube superheterodyne receiver. This breakthrough replaces the earlier eight-tube setup, promising smaller size and simpler construction.
The article notes fear and public opinion forming as the treaty moves toward ratification, with observers wary of how people interpret the agreement and its implications.
A bulletin from the Textile Section of the American Home Economics Association discusses Turkish towels and washcloths. It notes common defects such as loops pulling out and warp threads failing under strain and emphasizes a strong ground warp and firm filling. It advises checking towels and bathmats for durability before purchasing, and compares all linen, union cloth, and cotton hand towels.
Practical notes describe sewing lead weights into a baby's mosquito net to secure it, preventing it from slipping or covering the face. Another tip keeps tomatoes fresh by leaving skins on until use, improving shelf life. The text discusses linen versus cotton blends and how to test fabric authenticity and sizing.
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