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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
7
Linda Averill and Tom wrestle with clues at a country house party. Shaughnessey sketches ambush plans while Stallander, DeVos, and Pratt loom as potential suspects in a murder tied to a locked room and a missing proof. A tense hunt for motive and proof unfolds.
Linda observes tension at a house party as Tom Averill and Linda plot to move a car and keep De Vos from leaving dinner early. Mr Stallander hints at room assignments and a past incident, while De Vos’s presence and Fieyr’s wealth stir suspicion. The scene heightens the sense of looming danger as everyone races to manage time and events.
An ad-promoted claim for Kojene antiseptic gargle at Quick's Gut Rate Store promises instant throat relief and daily use as a health habit. It touts a money back guarantee and availability at first class drug stores.
The Astral testimonies on this day hint at a mediocre state with possible unexpected opportunities in travel or new associations. Business relating to writings publishing and promotion shows success but should avoid jeopardizing the favorable outlook with sarcastic speech or similar conduct.
Genevieve Kemble notes a birthday profile describing those born on the eve of a dull day. The piece suggests quickness of mind and sharp speech in early traits and calls for clever, witty independence. It mentions Al Smith, states.
In a tense extract, characters plan to frighten and mislead three gangsters hiding in another room. Hugh and Lee Chow discuss masking identities, restraining suspects, and transporting them away, while Nettie and Wynne prepare for a cautious exit amid risks. Passenger dialogue hints at imminent trouble as Brixton’s fate looms.
The article discusses choosing between dress types and coordinating accessories for day and evening wear. It notes the clash of slender lines with fuller sleeves, and cautions against a wardrobe that is a hodgepodge of styles. It offers a New Year leaflet project and a sample two-tone ensemble.
The Majestic screens Virtue directed by Edie Buesel with Caroye Lombard and Shirley Gray in a New York tale of love and deception. At the Ohio Theater Doctor X in Technicolor earns high praise for its plotted mystery and strong cast led by Lee Tracy and Pay Wray.
The Day presents old New England dishes for winter meals. Boston baked beans with cider and pork, Boston brown bread steamed, codfish cakes, and a full menu of breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items featuring beans, bread, cabbage, and apples.
Washington plan for a sweeping inquiry into the Reconstruction Finance Corporation moves toward a House and Senate vote. Rep Howard Nebraska introduces a resolution demanding a full report on loans and commitments in the five months of secrecy. About 800 million dollars was loaned mainly to banks insurers and railroads.
A fragment from a scene describes a character shouting Tom Tom in a deafening moment, while another woman remains unsure if she spoke aloud or mutely, highlighting confusion and emotion in the encounter.
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