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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
7
New York fashion feature notes twins in furniture and accessories. It highlights paired sofas and tables, twin mirrors, and matching lamps to create balanced groupings. The trend extends to costume pieces and coordinated children outfits, shaping living rooms and wardrobes.
Adele Garrison portrays Noel and a challenged engagement in a 1939 newspaper serial. A masked dancer's past and a father's blackmail threaten Noel's hopes, as a moral wager pits loyalty against scandal and control of reputation.
The piece follows Cora, a lively, artist-loving woman, who marries Benton, a plain, practical man who dislikes art and lacks taste. The narrator questions how long they will last together and which will tire first, while pondering the mysterious forces of love and artistry. Copyright 1930, Newspaper Feature Service Inv.
Curtiss-Rport figures show a surge in paid passengers from 1920 to 1929 with 1929 totaling 86 589 paid passengers. In June 1929 the company carried 32 802 passengers nationwide while Curtiss-Reynolds Airport at Grenview Illinois logged 16 589 paid passengers in two weeks near late June.
New York on July 17 reports directors of Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation approve selling their half interest in the Sinclair Pipe Line Company and the Sinclair Crude Oil Buying Company to Standard.
A 1920s health column urges careful weight loss. It warns against drastic dieting, notes risks of rapid fat breakdown, and advocates balanced meals with sufficient protein, minerals, and vitamins. Daily exercise is emphasized to support proper nourishment and weight management.
The passage notes a favorable celestial reading predicting progress and stability in new projects and finances. It highlights personal wellbeing and potential success for those born today, while warning against playfulness and craftiness in early training.
The Oil Company of Indiana, owner of the other half, agreed to sell its stake for 72.5 million dollars in cash.
Police Inspector John A. Lyons head of the Radical Squad testified before the Fish Committee that the nation’s economic distress makes revolution likely. He said a Communist departure could occur in a month if wholesale deportations began. Lyons urged the DOJ to weaken pre-1925 Communist controls and to cut the Russian immigration quota.
A short, period note highlights pairing pictures and art objects for mantles and tables. It advises buyers to choose two of one item and two of another to coordinate spaces and avoid mismatched decorations.
Amos Parrish writes on paths to appearing stylish amid social pressures. The column outlines practical tips, personal confidence, and attitude shifts that influence public perception.
Paris July 17 an extensive search was conducted for Loreano Villanueva an employee at the Paris branch of the National City Bank of New York and an attaché of the Venezuelan Legation whose disappearance followed the discovery of a large client account shortage. Police estimates placed the loss around 500000 while the final amount remained undetermined.
Advert promising a footbath to soften hard and soft corns, claim it soothes and revitalizes feet, penetrates skin to remove corns, and prevents recurrence if shoes are avoided, with retail availability at McKee Drug Co. and new stores.
Shadows meet a swarm of bees with whimsical names such as Spelling bee Shoulehbee and Will bee. the bees display humor and curiosity as they rest on a stalk before a beetle startles them. The piece blends fantasy and playful wordplay in a 1930s style feature.
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