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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
7
Mary watches as Dirk's illness and pride clash with her rescue attempt. Secrets surface when arguments over a bracelet and a missing item spill into the next stateroom. Mr. Jupiter and De Loma linger on deck while The Fly absorbs a parable about a barracuda and danger mingled with sport.
On the yacht Ambassador, Mary confronts threats from Mr. Jupiter and learns of dangerous plans as tensions rise over a necklace and a potential break for a victim. Louise reveals shifting loyalties while Bates and De Loma orbit a brewing crisis as the vessel nears Dry Tortugas.
An advertisement from Home Drug Co. Minneapolis offers literature and a specialist’s prescription for liver and gall bladder issues. It promotes treating the cause with sensible, inexpensive home methods and promises 28 years of gratifying results with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The author outlines making home prepared Christmas boxes for those far away. Emphasizes home made preserves candied fruits and peel, especially cranberries, with step by step syrup and drying instructions. Recommends assorted luxuries from Nurnberg yebkuchen to Stilton cheese and salted nuts, plus various candies and multiple candy varieties for larger boxes.
Athens Junior High announces its first Boys Glee Club to debut at an upcoming school assembly. John Newcomb directs the troupe as they prepare to perform for the student body and staff.
A testimonial claims a woman lost 47 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. She weighed 217 pounds with back and abdominal pains, then reached 170 pounds feeling stronger and younger. The ad promotes one bottle for 85 cents with a one bottle money back guarantee.
Madge tells how Dicky vented anger at Philip Veritzen after a faux sentimental scheme. He relays Veritzen’s show of senility and his own urge to strike, while noting the producer’s control over her fame and the drama in production.
Adele Garrison recounts a quarrel with Dicky over actor Philip Veritzen and a staged King Cophetua scenario. The narrator plans to reveal the interview story to solve the dispute, insisting she acts willingly and not from fear. The tale continues tomorrow.
A Paris and Lucien Lelong influenced guide to detachable fur scarves cuffs and bows that adapt to coats dresses and jackets. It suggests striped ermine touches and white aigrettes on hats and gowns, with Parisian costuming tips and a call for a leaflet from The Athens Messenger.
The Stars Say column notes a generally unsettled astrological vibe with some progress on new propositions and potential advancement at work. Caution is advised in writings and private matters, with birthdays including Lillian Russell highlighted for yearly favors and recognition, plus emphasis on integrity in social and business relations.
A reflective piece recalls shelves full of beloved books as readers debate which to keep and which to gift. The narrator names familiar titles and characters from Dombey to Sancho Panza, Alice, Little Lord Fauntleroy, and Mary Wilkins stories, underscoring the enduring companionship of books even as time and dust gather.
The Battery E, 18th Field Artillery roster reads like a family affair with numerous brothers and relatives listed among ranks. Mentions include Lieut. John Violet, Corp. Robert Violet, and many others tied by blood or marriage, reflecting a tightly knit unit amid wartime duties. The piece also hints at planning advice and a leaflet promotion.
United States Senator Roy R Copeland M D outlines a new injection treatment for varicose veins, avoiding old fashioned vein stripping. He notes the method is safer, leaves no scars, and allows office or clinic administration without major downtime.
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