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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1932
Page
13
In a serialized tale set in Athens Ohio, Cecily muses on love and marriage with Barry while Ann questions Cecily about engagement. Rivalries with Phil and fears about Grand's scrutiny surface as Cecily weighs commitment, loyalty, and social expectations amid intimate conversations and a late evening toasts. The chapter ends with Cecily acknowledging a secret, hinting at forthcoming decisions.
LAREDO Texas Jan 21 Mix! wo began the new year with Ite ob i epupellation the only country in the New World from which persons emigr ate definitely outmoded authorities at Nuevo Jaredo today said 178000 Mexicans slarmed to the republic during 101 from the United States while practically none emigrated to the United States or elsewhere More of the repaimates created the border Rera than at any other single entry port Immigration in jurea showed the steady southward trek undiminished The largest single group to reach the border during the year was a party of 3500 which arrived from Marnee City Tex One man died and six babies were born while the party was on route Economic distress was the cause of most families returning When work became lean plentiful in United States Herds and factoriea the al iens were usually the first to go Moaster lived here with only battered tvvern and new persona belong inge Local cherry organiszations provided food The Mexican Government waived customs formalities and provided fires train transportation in to the interior The antiation activity of the Department of Labor la credited with forcing many aliens Wegaty in the United States back across the Rio Grande Increasing political stability in Mexico also served to awert the movement southward
Allan Haas hosts a third New Year party at the White House this holiday season. Guests include young Washington and New York socialites, with dancing, Champagne, and a commercial orchestra. The event showcases the Hoovers hosting style and Marine Band presence absent coat and formalities.
A forthcoming book by former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, The Harding Tragedy, promises inside details on the Harding era. The manuscript reportedly questions Hoovers post as secretary and recounts battles over Senate confirmation and White House access amid a turbulent political period.
In a New York style pep talk the reader is urged to use January sales for remnant fabric to craft gifts and personal decorations. Tips include practical dresses and separates from wool, plus simple lingerie and boudoir items. The piece promotes sewing leaflets from The Athens Messenger Care Department to guide projects.
In Amarillo on January 20 a bootlegger tried to sell Sheriff W. N. Thompson a hidden car whisky dispenser. The officer stopped the man who boasted the device could avoid detection as liquor flowed into bottles while driving. The suspect, known to police, was jailed.
A fragmented satirical sketch follows Mary a busy midcentury city woman in her fifties who keeps a vibrant social schedule and feels no urge to age until her sister Ellen reveals the creeping awareness of aging. The piece contrasts Mary’s practical, cosmopolitan life with family reminders of time passing and aging relatives.
In Palertine Texas two three month old babies Lenny Shetts and Francesa Loulas Hock died yesterday from pneumonia caused by malnutrition. Doctors blamed starvation and officials noted several other undernourished children in a nearby two room shack near the city limits, some placed under medical care.
Annyd Adams outlines a homemaking trend from The Athens Messenger detailing how new sips with cuave ines become a daily necessity under the current vogue. The piece highlights quick, hour long crafting tips that empower readers to replicate trends at home.
The Athens Messenger Pattern Department offers pattern 2356 in sizes 14 to 48 with lace trimmed or plain hemmed slips. Requires 2½ yards of 30 inch material. No sewing experience needed. Send 15 cents per pattern and address. Catalog with pattern 25 cents, pattern plus catalog 25 cents. Mail to 45 West 14th Street, New York City.
A traveler notes sausages are abundant worldwide with over 150 German varieties and many national styles. It discusses cooking tips for pork sausages, methods to prevent bursting, and suggests light vegetable and fruit accompaniments to balance their rich meat flavor. It also covers suitable side dishes and careful reheating of frankfurters.
An article by Dr Copeland, M D, argues pimples result from multiple factors including diet and hygiene. It recommends regular exercise, ample fruits and vegetables, avoidance of rich desserts and spicy foods, thorough facial cleansing, use of cold cream, and proper washing with soap and warm water. It emphasizes keeping bowels open and avoiding constipation, plus general health measures and seeking medical advice for persistent cases.
The Stars Say forecast for Sunday January 3 highlights uplifting mystical influences on conventional affairs and religious tendencies while social life feels dull. A born January 3 child should be talented and practical, with initiative. Henry Stein, a pane manufacturer, is noted as a notable native.
Genewviews Hemble outlines a cautious forecast with emphasis on disciplined effort and steady progress. It notes potential financial caution, possible tough periods, and a child born that day inclined toward industrious, practical work despite life obstacles. mentions Wellsity, Carter Glass, Hotesmate as notable names.
In a lively domestic scene, Dicky flirts with Lady Fair and hints at news from Lil Bristow while plans unfold for housing guests. Harry Underwood teases and characters discuss preparations, errands, and a staged reveal as the couple balances wit and domestic drama.
Adele Garrison notes a tense exchange as Katie and companions prepare meals. The hum of kitchen activity masks undercurrents of pride and rival aims. A cavalier banter and hints of plotting color the moment, with characters like Jim, Matt, Bil, and Hank present in a bustling household.
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