Con David presses Donna on a Lebanon train
Donna sits with Con David as he plots futures around Madeline Siddal's money and her marriage. He reveals he lied about the will and masquerade to keep her in his reach, while she plans to tell Bill the truth and undo the impostor ruse despite his threats and their dangerous train halt.
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Donna
Con David
Con
Chi
Siddal
Lebanon
Madeline Siddal
Madeline
Bill
David
Amos Siddal
Trong
Don David
Mar
Sherman House
Chicago
Winning That Man in Gingham or Woven Cotton Pattern
Fashion note highlights gingham and woven cotton fabrics for a chic summer dress. Pattern 1811 in sizes 12 through 40 requires 1 1/8 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. book and pattern priced 25 cents, or 15 cents for the pattern alone. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Stuffed Tomato Salad for Picnic Lunch Ideas
A vintage picnic feature by Mary E. Dague offers a stuffed tomato salad with four medium tomatoes four hard cooked eggs celery and optional ham plus a boiled dressing. Includes serving tips with lettuce cups and olives pimento cream cheese and nuts, plus accompanying chocolate cupcakes and spider cup cakes and a push for Sister Marys dessert volume.
Miss Dix Advises on Family Pressure to Marry
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader on meddlesome family tactics that pressure girls to marry. She argues single status can be sensible and describes parents using jokes and gifts to coerce matches, while urging men to state intentions clearly.
Why girls tolerate unfair treatment in love says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix laments the persistent paradox of women accepting unequal bargains with men. She argues that many girls cannot be fools in life yet act like imbeciles in romance, blaming social pressures for delaying marriage and youth without faulting the women alone.
English Author NTAL MO Wrote Tales the change
NTAL MO authored tales and answered the previous puzzle. The list presents clues for words including 50 Pound, 51 Toward, 52 Grief, 53 Turf, 55 Verb, 56 More nearly correct, 58 Little island, 60 He was born, 61 He is at his DS of deer, and others ranging from pronouns to bird species and musical terms.
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Little Island
Flowers for the hair fashion guide in summer
Alicia Hart advises choosing hair flowers to suit each woman's type. Orchids suit blondes or waves, gardenias and camellias suit tall, sophisticated looks, and sweet peas or lilies of the valley flatter soft styles. Bold wearers may choose red, white and blue anemones arranged artistically near the face or bun. The piece blends style tips with a soap opera scene set in Chicago conclusion.
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Alicia Hart
Nature
Frilla
Divorce Looms for White House Daughter
A domestic rift in the First Family surfaced as Mrs. Curtis Dall, daughter of President Roosevelt, leased a home near Reno to initiate divorce proceedings. She and Curtis Dall, New York broker, have been separated for more than a year.
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White House
Tax Collection Totals Heavy Last Week in Athens County
Athens County treasurer G. D. Gorham reported last week’s real estate tax haul topped 12 000 with Saturday at about 6 000 as the heaviest day. Delinquent payments rose, and full settlement would remove back taxes and current penalties except those for non payment of first half.
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G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Gorham
lively planetary day forecast for social and romantic life
Genevieve Kemble predicts a lively day with strong social, domestic, and romantic influences. The forecast highlights diplomacy and tact in business, personal popularity, and a notable nativity line referencing James J. Walker, ex mayor of New York.
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James J. Walker
New York
June Birthday Picnic Held at Amesville Celebrates Local Residents
Twenty five people joined the June birthday celebration at the Antle farm in Amesville on Sunday June 10. Attendees included Basil Sedwick and relatives from Columbus Amesville Marietta and Londonderry alongside Basil Sedwick family and friends. The event featured a picnic dinner for about 40 guests at the homestead in Alley with ages from three months to eighty years. Garnet Sedwick spent part of the summer with her parents Carl Sedwick while Ms Burns and relatives from Portsmouth visited Belle Burns.
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Tina Scott
Carl French
Arthur Antle
Aldo
Don
Harriet Antle
Martha French
Mae French
Linsey Stout
T. B. Stout
Mineral
William
Carl
Wanda
Lima
Helen Scott
Keneneth Goodman
Chillicothe
Warren Foster
Albany
T. B. Lawrence
Opal McWhorter
Athens
Grant Antie
Arthur Antie
Herman
Hatteriet
Columbus
Amesville
Marietta
Basil Sedwick
Alley
Garnet Sedwick
Carl Sedewick
Belle Burns
Mary Burns
William Burns
Elizabeth
Harold Chaney
Portsmouth
Chaney
Mildred Burns
Ethel Huffman
Dayton
Belle Burne
Four men fined for intoxication in Lathrop court
Clyde France Lenard Johnson Warren Tabler and Hubert North of Lathrop were fined $2 and costs each in Magistrate Carl H Porter’s court after pleading guilty to intoxication. They were placed in the county jail in default of payment. Deputy Sheriff Roy Goldsberry made the arrests.
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Clyde France
Lenard Johnson
Warren Tabler
Hubert North
Lathrop
Carl H. Porter
Roy Goldsberry
Feuding in the Library Brings a Public Whip to Fore
In a tense scene Hugh Grantland lies wounded as Dr Braithwaite attends. Dicky mocks the narrator then provokes a swift slap amid embittered jealousy. Kid Graham, bantamweight champion, is teased as the narrator contemplates Edwin and Harriet, ending with plans to visit Edwin tomorrow.
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Dicky
Dr. Braithwaite
Hugh Grantland
Hugh
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Special Service Bureau
Eighth Ave
New York, N. Y
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Par
Gan
Giber
Mother
Sally
Ntal MO
You and
Curtis Dall
President Roosevelt
Reno
Ings
By Genevieve Kemble
Antle Farm
Bott
Procera Poteba
Ote
Adele Garrison
Kid Graham
Edwin
Dicky’s
Harriet
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