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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1937
Page
6
Dear Miss Dix advises a betrayed husband on forgiveness and the risks of divorce after an affair. He faces humiliation, jealousy, and a weary plea for mercy as he seeks to restore home life. The column counsels patience, empathy, and patching the marriage rather than breaking up the family.
A compact set of crossword style clues covering horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include references to English statesman, materials, pronouns, directions, colors, and common nouns. The puzzle lists numbered across and down hints with varied word lengths and thematic connections.
A narrator notes a woman's lasting resentment after infidelity. Her love and pride are dragged through the mire, never fully clean or beautiful again, and she reminds the husband that like the elephant, a woman never forgets. The line questions whether the game is worth the candle.
A family scene centers on Bob urging his parents to attend his basketball game against Hulton, with his mother reluctantly agreeing though sports are not her passion. The piece recalls parental support for Myrtle in earlier athletic pursuits and hints at a “happy solution” to the ongoing family sport dynamics.
Alicia Hart continues her series advising women on staying attractive with daily stretches and exercises. A posture expert says a woman is as old as her figure and that regular limbering keeps the waist and hips toned, delaying middle age. Begin with a gradual morning stretch after waking.
A narrator hints at ten years of devoted college sports, with Bob fully absorbed in football. A woman urges John to attend Bob’s game, insisting she would not miss seeing him play. Bob hides his internal glow as his world feels finally aligned.
Radio programs list a wide array of orchestras and performers tied to an inauguration eve schedule. Names appear across NBC CBS networks including Freeman Olsen Red Nichols Tom Mix and Fred Astaire with various orchestras and choruses. The listings highlight a bustling slate of musical acts and dramatic sketches linked to the event.
In a hospital room, Madge reassures Katherine after a tense escape ordeal. Katherine, recovering from sedative effects, is urged to regain strength for a critical night as Hal remains asleep. The two share a hurried supper and practical banter, aided by Miss Haskell's nurse uniform.
A nurse calls for calm as the hospital tale continues with Hal Meredith near death. Madge Favor reveals she fears hysteria and demands the author will stay by her side during talks with the ailing patient. The scene ends with preparations as Dr Meredith nears waking.
Mrs Irvin D Quick president of Women’s Faculty Club hosted nearly fifty members and guests at the first in a series of monthly high teas in the club rooms Sunday afternoon from 5 to 6. Mrs Mary Jane Hitchcock and Mrs E B Smith poured at a table with pink roses greens and lace while Miss Irene Elliott chaired the tea committee.
Merced County agricultural commissioner reports a WPA project to eradicate squirrels has been highly successful in Merced County. The program targets local pest control with state support and aims to reduce crop damage and improve farming conditions.
The RKQ Radio comedy thriller features Inspector Piper and Hildegarde Withers pursuing a daring museum heist of the Cellini Cup. An exact replica is used on set. Gleason and Pitts star as the detective duo with Owen Davis Jr. and Louise Latimer in supporting roles. Ben Holmes directs the adaptation of Stuart Palmer’s tale.
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