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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1932
Page
7
Brenda Vail and Dan Phillips clash over a misused byline and a refused romance. Brenda reveals a Hollywood contact and plans while Dan seeks the editor, leading to a tense standoff and a mystery guest approaching in the foyer.
Night distress cries and throat clutches mark croup in fragile youngsters. Severe spells ease in 1 to 3 hours with rest, but may recur on subsequent nights. Exposures cold air worsen cough. keep a stable room temperature. Steam, hot chest applications, hot milk aid relief before doctor arrives. Build up health between attacks. consult a physician for throat issues.
In this serial excerpt Adele Garrison builds tension as Hugh Grantland plans a nighttime rescue of missing girls amid lingering Chinese menace. Family and rivals weigh plans while Lee Chow’s past assurances loom. The attack hinges on cooperation between Dicky and Hugh under potential strain.
The text questions whether one must be a thief hypocrite and liar or else self righteous. It notes a man denying right and wrong and claiming all are thieves. The excerpt portrays a provocative stance on morality and judgment.
The text catalogs a hostile portrait of Winifred Black, accusing her of envy deceit and vanity. It portrays her as cold hearted cruel and a thief of reputations and happiness. The piece ends with a reflective question about self righteousness and morality.
A young housekeeper asks how to serve salad correctly at formal and informal dinners. The article explains behind the scenes prep for formal courses, table service for elaborate molds, and at home mixing and dressing at table with assigned roles. It covers dressing prep, serving order, and when fingers may be acceptable for watercress or endive.
The Sunday horoscope warns of possible sudden change, disruption, or travel with wide career impact. It notes undercurrents of betrayal but suggests cleverness and strong allies can turn events profitable. Birthday individuals may face upheaval. employment remains precarious yet new contracts loom.
Genevieve Kemble notes a stubborn impediment and possible temper turbulence this Monday. Calmness and diligence can steer events toward constructive channels despite hostility, clashes, disappointments, and impulsive actions.
The page advertises a step by step kids pattern 2288 with ruffles, kimono sleeves and buttons, priced with a 15 cent pattern order. It also promotes a fashion catalog by Anne Adams offering summer patterns, lingerie and kiddie models, priced 15 cents or 25 cents with pattern. Also includes corn varieties Evergreen Country Gentleman and Golden Bantam and a recipe for corn chowder with pork and vegetables and a tomorrow menu.
The Day emphasizes corn on the cob as a seasonal favorite and argues for minimal water cooking to preserve tenderness and flavor. It notes corn loses sweetness quickly after harvest, advises avoiding husked ears, and warns that husks help preserve moisture and prevent drying out.
The piece touts bandana handkerchiefs to create two hankie beach outfits for five cents each. It riffs on thrifty styling and adds whimsical instructions for making a bikini-like ensemble from two bandanas with playful commentary by The Beauty Sorceress.
Nine members attended the Hocking Valley Livestock Club meeting held at G G Gaul’s home in Canaanville. May Edward Terrell and daughters Agnes and Mary. Raymond Rose. Evelyn Dorr. Mrs G G Gaul and Ine Faye attended as visitors. After business, games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for July 3 at Mrs Ben Ball’s home. Gerald Terre and Emerson Ball could not attend due to a camp in Utica.
In Athens County a plan for pre school child examinations was outlined by M Anne Morgan county health nurse. The drive targets July 26 to July 29 with clinics at multiple sites and invites all parents to bring children regardless of prior visits.
Scatter Ridge residents Mr and Mrs George Math and their daughters Doris and Phyllie along with Luc Rene Mathews of Athens were guests of Wade Neaday. Mr and Mrs Ray Mathews and Mr and Mrs Waldo Poston hosted F J Hubler at Batue Day. John South and family visited Wade Smith in Dutch Creek while John Dillinger and family visited Kila Dillinger in Clarke Chapel. Doria and Jean Poston stayed with relatives in Athens and returned with Eve Runetin. The group enjoyed a picnic at Ash Cave and visits to Harmony and Burlingham areas.
The note lists multiple residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Carbondale and nearby towns. Events include a birthday party for Arthur McAfee in Coonville, Howard Johnson’s return from vacation with family, and various visits among the Johnson, Six, Mace, and Williams families. A small blaze at a George Dougherty outbuilding was quickly extinguished, traced to a stove pipe. Regular activities include berry picking and medical appointments in Columbus.
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