Cruel Beauty and Distant Hope in a City Office
In a tense office scene Kenny presses Ann for hope about their love while she resists his advances. Mr Redfern warns of layoffs as Ann faces unemployment and a looming August after her boss considers closing the business. They escape across a river into a poorer district, where uncertainty and poverty loom.
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Kenny
Boloney
Cecily
Barry
el Ann
Berry
Ann
Mr. Redfern
Cleaver Strahan
Kenneth
Black & Mauer
Heony
Tgmattery
Pridge
Ts House
Stenny
Kenneth Homer Smith
Jauene
Charity
Ang
Mary-Frances
Homemaker’s Guide: aprons, dresses, and Paris couture
In a breezy appeal from New York dated January 23, the author extols practical, stylish home aprons crafted from unbleached muslin. She touts two apron types, each with chic, comfortable, washable features, costing about thirty cents total and ready in hours. She invites readers to request the instructional leaflet via the Athens Messenger Care Department, noting a nurse’s uniform as a possible use.
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New York
Epron
Spran
Ftodar
Athens Messenger
Plesse
Alec
Sunday and Monday Horoscope Forecasts Highlight Big Changes
The Sunday January 24 forecast signals possible decisive life shifts and access to influence from high authorities, with openings that could bring relocation, new work, and career advancement. The Monday January 25 forecast warns of unexpected events, travel, public attention, and the need for careful signing of papers amid potential personal risks.
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Unday
Lfe
Hifs
Notable natwity: Charles Curtin as VP United States
Genievieveredible notes a notable birth record highlighting Charles Curtin, identified as Vice President United States. The entry emphasizes a high-ranking official's birth information with concise biographical context.
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Charles Curtin
United States
Home Made Doughnuts from Alice Lynn Barry
A Home made doughnut feature includes tips on using sour milk and correct fat temperature. Advice emphasizes a kitchen thermometer set between 275 and 380 degrees, proper frying times of 3 to 6 minutes, and careful batch watching. Recipes offer two doughnut variants with detailed ingredients, mixing steps, and finishing with powdered sugar.
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Alice Lynn Barry
Mabel
Essa
How Old Tunes Weave a Spell of Happy Memories
A reflective piece on listening to old radio dance tunes that recall youth and courtship. It laments aging listeners recalling Buffalo Gals and other era dances, imagining moonlit nights, lilacs, and past romances while wondering if younger generations still dance to those melodies.
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To Dane
Jane
Begging for a Future and a Family Plan
Kenny pleads with Ann to listen as he offers money and a brighter life for her family. He imagines funding schools, travel, and comfort for relatives, insisting love should be shown through selfless acts. Ann resists, troubled, wanting to go home after a tense exchange.
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Ann
Promas
Aaid
Kenny
Ant
Ron
Slater
Switzerland
Rame
Cecily
Barry
Make This Model at Home Beautiful Party Frock Pattern 2263
Pattern 2263 by Anne Adams promises a stylish party frock that is easy and affordable to make. The readable fragment touts a dainty smart design in georgette or organdy, aimed at helping the best dressed girl in your set.
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Anne Adams
Georgétte
Spring Fashion Catalog Promotes Anne Adams Patterns
The Athens Messenger Pattern Department offers 32 pages of Anne Adams styles for adults and children. Catalog and pattern priced at 25 cents when bought together, requests include size and address, with patterns obtainable in sizes 8 through 16 and fabric requirements listed.
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Ednressé
Anne Adams
Mast Ant Ondere
Athens
11Th Street
New York City
Fragmented overheard exchange among Kenny Ann and Ang
A disjointed dialogue snippet shows Kenny resisting a topic while Ann pleads for a different discussion. Ang remains silent as they discuss a fur coat and a lingering question. The scene hints at tension and unfinished conversation.
Ok Time Exhibition planned at Coalville church
Coalville residents are preparing an Ok Time Exhibition of music readings and dialogues for Wednesday January 27 at 1 30 pm in the Coalville Congregational Church. Proceeds will aid the Grange dining room equipment for the Med and Free Club, with member Myre Marian Walder involved.
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Cray Grange
Coalville Congregational Church
Grange
Myre
Marian Walder
Esarett Cole
Camden-Clark Hospital
Partersburg
Cole
Ringgeld
Nora
Wise
Minn Goldie Fidend
C. ¥. Foster
Hockingport
Jennis Smith
Niddleport
F Sarnon
Clyde Parrish
Hazel Tucker
Lancaster
A. Daugherty
Chauncey
Ira Burrows
Ands
Dougherty
Luther Barner
Zanes Ie
Humphres
Samuel Davia
Frances Haning
Athens
I. Wolf
A. Martin
Oswago
Ohio
Ero
Gueata
Penrose. Ify
Abafiurdstis
Rusamt Burdette
OL Chapman
Athos
Myrtle Runion
Bias Wentfail
Columbus
George Polater
Hornilton
Albany
Parkersburg
Florida
Jack Parrish
Cincinnati
Sll
Congregational Ladies Ald Society
Hoehler
Barth
MEB Ladies Ald
Edward Alden
Nimble fingers prepare Bettling place midweek notes
Town diary items recount a Wednesday gathering. Alds opposition to next winter's severity is hinted. Mrs A C Milla and son Paul visited Mrs Marcellan Dale for Thursday dinner. John Staten group returned from a Portamouth trip.
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A. C. Milla
Paul
Marcellan Dale
Myr
John Staten
Ma Vist
Sevterst
Portamouth
Daugherty
Alfred
Marietta
John Campbell
Anahehs
Elia Monahan Campbell
Iature
Charien Peters
Cecil Cook
Frank Campbell
Ansheim
Ed Galbraith
F. W. Chapman
H. FF
Windland
Quanna
Sarlow
Local Social News And Briefs From Harrisonville and Nearby
Harrisonville welcomes Mr and Mrs Charles Miler and daughters from St Albans West Virginia as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Seldon Bradfield. Howard and family visited Mr and Mrs WB wed etry. Dale William drove to Athens to spend the day with Woodyard Morrie Dey Yor tail Clarence Let and Jennings Kid. several locals recovering from illness noted. Mrs Joe Lambert of Salem Camii stayed at the Balad. Tom Lambert seen in town. Cora Howen spent the weekend near Radcliffe with Howard’s relatives. Henry Mayhough is reported returning home. Landscaping work on the Preat Ken Church yard nears completion. Poison death toll climbs in Columbus report. carbon monoxide fatalities rise in recent years with 67 deaths in 1995–86 and 20 in 1981 from 142 cases.
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Woodyard
Morrie Dey
Tuder
Yor Tail
Clarence Let
Jennings
Wes Clack
Lucy Clark
Lola Gilker
Cale
Carr
Wiebean
Joe Lambert
Salem Cami
Vaguez Disease Described as Having Excess Blood
A historical account outlines Vaguez disease, described as rare and caused by too much blood. It notes symptoms such as facial red color, bluish tint with exertion, headaches, weakness, heartburn, and digestive distress, with historical treatment shifts and uncertain prognosis.
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RC United
Vague
Bipca
Aines
Profitices
Intel
Heart of a Wife in the big front veranda scene
Adele Garrison recalls a family gathering with the male clan on the veranda and in the hallways as Harry Dicky Hank and Bill prepare for a late dinner. Ronald and Bob join Madge and Donald in planning a rock garden interview while the scene explores pride, dress, and social ritual.
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Junior
Roderick
Harry
Dicky
Hank
Bil
Ronald
Bob
Bill
Dridge
Serlier
Donald
Madge
Gummar
Hari
Ray
Varead
Ap Bill
Moy
Bobstan
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Genevieveredible
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Ack
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Harrisonville
Charles Miler
St Albana
W. Va
Seldon Bradfield
Howard
W. EB. Wed
Etry
Dale William
Ayy
State
Hesse Department
Milea
Femnolez
Copelan
Cuttouna Cuitom
Potter Drugs Chemical Corp
Heart of
Wife
Adele Garrison
Bob Trevellan
D ‘Worten
Prighton
Rock Garden
Dalence
Rosald
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