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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
5
In a tangled scene Jim and Abbott scheme around Sheila as Jim presses for marriage while dismissing party chaos. Sheila resists, seeks a stable home, and Jim recalls past triumphs on Broadway noting Lucky Lady and touring companies as he confronts longing and restless show life.
Sheila, in love with Dick Stanley but wary of theater life, rejects Craig Abbott’s offer to make her a Broadway star. She vows to marry for love, not fame, and accepts a road tour with the Heigh ho company while dreaming of a real home in a small town. Dick anticipates how a stage-born woman will fit into country life.
The notice describes a finished square pattern by mail set to Aunt Martha care Messenger Kansas City Missouri. It mentions using MXFLOWER Dock on all corners of a circle and completing with center square printing. Mail order requires ten days for processing to Box 5112.
A frock with raglan sleeves and surplice bodice flatters a fuller figure. The snug hip yoke and carefully placed contrasts highlight the garment’s appeal despite the wearer no longer being slender.
The notice promotes pattern 2536 for sizes 36 to 44 with yardage details and step by step instructions. It advertises a spring fashion book with Paris inspired models for all ages and bodies, priced at 15 cents for catalog and 10 cents for pattern, or 25 cents for both. Mail orders go to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for tiredness, poor appetite, bad breath, and dull skin caused by clogged bowels and inactive liver. The product promises to purify elimination, tone the liver, and restore energy, selling in 15c 30c and 60c sizes through all druggists.
Noel Veritzen faces his father with a staged ultimatum to marry Mary and delay her Paris trip. Madge outlines a cover story to protect the operetta and secure a year together in Europe, suggesting Noel sacrifice his career if needed.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a male suitor presses for marriage within a week while the narrator arranges a covert meeting with Mary. The plan hinges on Mary returning tonight and a promise to shop together, with strict secrecy to avoid suspicion. Mary returns, seeking to confront Noel before a planned dispute, with the outcome to be continued tomorrow.
A discussion of how facial and body proportions are influenced by fashion lines. The author compares a slender, severe look with softer, fuller styling using hats, necklines, jewelry, sleeves, and coats to create a more flattering silhouette.
Astrologist and psycho analyst Madame Armeda will read horoscopes and answer readers personal questions through The Athens Messenger this week at the Ohio Theater. Clip the coupon and mail details to Madame Armeda in care of The Messenger.
The prompt fragment lists terms related to birth date data such as month date and year. It does not provide a named event, person, or organization to form a fuller news card.
A column asks about life partners careers and marriage. Answers note not yet meeting the right partner, likely success in music. planetary signs warn of tough times with a hoped change in May. marriage anticipated in 1934 for Mrs P. financial prospects for the family are not improving due to planetary conditions.
The Ohio A scene features Lupe Velez in Hot Pepper at the Ohio Theater with Quirt and Flagg in elaborate comedy. The Majestic presents ZaSu Pitts in They Just Had to Get Married with Slim Summerville and a strong supporting cast.
Sensational results are promised for piles with Petersons Ointment stating relief for itching bleeding and protruding piles in minutes. The ad cites hundreds of thousands of treated cases and claims rapid healing with high praise from druggists.
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