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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
7
Barrett contemplates Elinor while a web of romantic entanglements unfurls around the Phillips place. A widow’s son, a mysterious visitor, and Lida Stafford scheme to press advantage as Barrett’s loyalties waver and tensions rise.
The text surveys Columbus Ohio noting the Capitol State House dominating the town and surrounding government buildings. It mentions Ohio State University and its stadium, the State Office Building, the Governor's Mansion, and the State Penitentiary. It describes visitors during legislative sessions and a McKinley statue visible from Mrs McKinley’s hotel suite. Roads to Columbus are praised for good quality and scenic farmland along the way.
The article urges daily water intake of ten glasses with two on waking, lemon juice optional, emphasizes brushing teeth twice daily and regular dental visits, and recommends brisk walks, plenty of sleep, and open windows for a healthy complexion and shiny eyes.
The reading warns of confusion and upheaval from planetary aspects and lunar positions. It suggests calm counsel to avoid violence, potential sudden changes, and risky impulses. It also notes a birthday year of potential stirring and hazardous contacts, with a possible chance of success if passions are kept in check. Santos Dumont is mentioned as the aviator.
The old time cross stitch motto is a heritage of the early nineteenth century with quaint motifs and floral sprays. Pattern No. 492 measures 9 1 4 by 12 inches and features the same corner motif. price 10 cents each or 20 cents for both. Order from The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. New York City.
At the Athens Grange meeting William McClain dairyman will discuss What the Country Needs for Prosperity. Elizabeth Blackburn shares insights on butterfly life, Mr McKnight plays violin with Clarence Mansfield guitar, and Thomas H. Johnson talks on The Chinch Bug and Its Control.
In a fragmented scene Noel and Madge discuss a cue and a plan to read sonnets for Avis Arlen. Noel hides his papers and resists. Madge urges him to fetch wood, light the fire, and return to read the verses together amid a tense upstairs vigil.
In a scene from a serialized Adele Garrison piece, Noel reveals he copied another writer's style to craft sonnets praising Avis Arlen. He admits the deception and fear of being found out as the notes hint at a deeper, romantic tension. Avis rebukes Noel’s betrayal from the doorway.
The Day presents a summer dessert guide with fruit ice and a rich ice cream. Recipes include raspberry lemon gelatine ice cream, melon sherbet, and peach orange sorbet with detailed steps from berry prep to freezing.
Marketing experts from the Agriculture Department report consumers dislike tacks in berry pies. The weekly marketing bulletin blames box types used by some growers for puncturing berries and notes some pie makers consider importing nearly everything but the crust from Canada. Alfred L. Carey of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics led the discovery.
Latest fabrics bring a chic frock with smart seaming a contrasting yoke and drop shoulder sleeves. Pattern 1518 fits sizes 14 to 38 with size 16 needing 418 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern book features summer outfits and teaches sewing with illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for catalog and pattern to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Dr A Y Wilcox of the Athens Presbyterian Church will preach at an open air union service of the Methodist Protestant and Christian Churches on July 23 at 8 o clock on the school grounds New Marshfield Music by the Community Glee Club The Missionary Society of the New Marshfield Christian Church met at the Hon home at 2 PM Gladys Beverage led Our Missionary Work In Africa discussion
Ohio Theater shows Gold Diggers of 1933 with a 200 chorus and stars like Warren William Joan Blondell Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers. Majestic features Professional Sweetheart a fast paced radio farce led by Ginger Rogers Norman Foster with a large supporting comedy cast.
Pert Riesner, manager of the Imperial Theater in Cleveland, says he outwitted two youths who kidnapped him and offered to wait outside while he fetched more loot. He drove back to his office to retrieve the safe contents, then alerted police as the youths waited in the car. The two fled when frightened by the delay.
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