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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
7
In a heated exchange Lillian accuses Avis of lying about a burglary to shield Sam Brixton while Hugh questions motives and Tillian reflects on Avis and Madge. Lillian suspects hidden rewards or blackmail and warns of quiet scheming as the scene ends with plans to depart. Continued tomorrow.
Matthew Hollister shares concerns about his sister Melvina after a late return from a cousin's, noting she appeared unsettled since Tracy King's murder. Bannister, not a formal detective, continues private inquiries and considers Melvina may know more than she reveals.
A Christmas party at the Christian Church aid society hosts gifts exchange with officers elected for next year. Various local items note farm incidents, school thanksgivings, repairs at Sunday Creek Mine No. 6, and visits among residents including the Boudinots, Wemmers, Crabb trees, and Deans.
A nutrition expert advises using cold sliced turkey and reheating gravy and dressing. If reheating meat, use a double boiler to avoid overheating, preserving a flavor closer to freshly roasted turkey. The piece ends with a cliffhanger about Bannister and a police lead.
Guy Morrison 21, son of Mr and Mrs Crate Morrison and former Thompson Printing Company employee in Dayton, received a letter from the Government Printing Office offering a temporary appointment. He traveled to Columbus to discuss the post and has not yet decided to accept. Morrison has also written for The Athens Messenger and acted as Messenger reporter from Redtown as well as writing sports.
A girl reflects on a teacher who wears the same old blue dress since school started. She envies the teacher’s discipline and hopes her students learn verbs as she imagines her own future, careful about appearances in class.
A step by step routine to reduce oil on the scalp. Gather a brush, clean cotton pads, an astringent tonic and a towel. Brush lightly, section the hair, apply tonic with cotton, reuse clean pads, towel dry, then brush with emphasis on scalp to stimulate circulation. Repeat each night.
An easy dressing recipe uses juice from four oranges and two lemons with one cup sugar and one tablespoon flour. Beat eggs with sugar then stir in fruit juices, cook until thickened, cool, and serve with a generous amount of whipped cream.
A sewing pattern feature describes a surplice bodice frock with contrast accents and pleated panels in mossy crepes or faille fabrics. It lists sizes 36 through 48, required yardages, and includes illustrated steps. Send fifteen cents and full address for Anne Adams pattern 1657.
Readers are urged to decorate buffets with fruit bowls and a cheese tray enhanced by candied fruit or stuffed figs. Recipes include cream cheese stuffed grapes and roquefort stuffed figs, plus cheese based dishes and a party dessert plan.
Gallia and Mason County officials, businessmen, and clubs in Gallipolis and Point Pleasant cooperate on a booster program. Over 65 000 community letter heads bearing the twin cities message have been printed and are in use by local firms for business correspondence.
The catalog price is fifteen cents and the catalog and pattern together cost twenty five cents. Orders should be sent to The Atherne Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
Katharine Hepburn stars in Morning Glory with Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Adolphe Menjou at the Majestic. Clara Bow leads Hoopla at Ohio. Jack Holt stars in Master of Men at Court. Hoot Gibson stars in The Fighting Parson at Court Theatre.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative to soothe the bowels and liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets claim no griping with pleasant results for dark mouth bad breath dull feelings and torpid liver. Sold at 15¢ 30¢ per bottle with warnings against overuse.
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