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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1928
Page
8
Ashtoreth, visiting Sadie in a lavish apartment, details her kiss of fortune through a rich lover and her friend Sadie reveals a threatened blackmail scheme. The scene is set in opulent rooms with ornate furnishings and a tense social dynamic between two women.
The pattern combines printed velvet and crepe with jabot piping on free edges. Canton crepe georgette or printed silk suit this style. It features diagonal front closure, oblique flounces, slight blousing, and a close fitting sleeve. Sizes 16 18 20 years. Materials listed with yardage and mailing details.
Radio Weaf in New York airs a brief Florida citrus growers feature highlighting Bill Jane ahameti.
Berlin reported that two Soviet officials Jon Scheimann president of the Soviet State Bank and Valery Mycshiauk vice president of the Soviet Supreme Economic Council will sail from Cherbourg to New York to work with the Rogoff Mission in talks with Ford and General Motors. The goal is economic development and possible construction of large Russo American automotive plants in Soviet territory with a capacity of 100000 cars yearly.
Lewis Purnell aged 82, brother of the late King Benjamin Purnell of the House of David, was buried in Greenup Kentucky after a long illness. Officials refused permission to place him in the mausoleum now under litigation for King Benjamin, who died months earlier.
A solemn requiem mass for Field Marshal Count Lugi Cadorna was said at St. Joseph's Church Pallanza. Burial followed in Pallanza Cemetery.
President Coolidge, accompanied by Colonel E. W. Starling and Coffin family guide, departed by speed boat for Little Sapelo Island estate to hunt and return with a full game bag later today.
Governor Donahey announced Amos I. Garrison of McArthur will become probate judge of Vinton County succeeding C. O. Chapman who resigned to become prosecuting attorney. The appointment is effective January 1 with a term starting February 1 as probate judge-elect.
Hollywood report states Fred Thomson western star dies after gall bladder operation. Probate reveals none of the estate goes to his wife or two year old adopted son Richard. The estate valued from 20 000 to 1 000 000 dollars. Half goes to his mother Mrs. Clara Thomson of Princeton New Jersey and half to his son Fred Jr.
Investigators from three agencies probe the Christmas Day blaze that destroyed the Park Hotel in Akron. The city council and the state fire marshal's office order a thorough inquiry into the tragedy. The hotel lacked exterior fire escapes.
Attorney General Edward C. Turner ruled that the Dayton Board of Education may not purchase the site for a new school from the November 1927 bond issue. The issue provided 450000 for construction and 60000 for furnishings. site funding requires a separate bond issue not subject to a popular vote.
The puzzle explains Letter Golf where readers change one word to another in a set number of strokes. Each step must be a full common word with letters fixed in order. A solution appears on the last page today and par is four.
Do not panic about the influenza epidemic. Follow two common sense rules to stay well. Keep the system in first class order and avoid purging with laxatives. Nujol is recommended as it contains no drugs. Protect nose and throat with Mistol and start tonight.
A physician urges patients to use Mistol daily to protect against influenza and germs. He recommends nasal drops and gargling with Mistol, plus Nujol, as a twofold safeguard made by a famed laboratory. Both preparations are described as harmless and available at druggists.
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