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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
16
Nan Morgan wed John Curtis Morgan in a tense ceremony shadowed by Nina Blackhall’s claim and Curtis’s unsettling presence. The couple face a dinner crisis as Iris Morgan’s memory looms and Nina demands a truth about inheritance and allegiance.
Nan, newly married to John Curtis Morgan, contends with a web of secrets as her steps toward justice for a murder entwine with a forbidden love. Curtis flirts with danger under a haunted portrait while Nan navigates loyalty, deceit, and a possible motive linked to Nina Blackhall and a missing chauffeur.
An old advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe aid to reduce pain during childbirth. It claims to relax skin and muscles, prevent nervous spells and backache, and prepare the body for easier delivery. The product, sold by Bradfield Regulator Co., promises relief across generations and offers a free booklet upon request.
Nan Harrall Morgan confronts a torn memory as a poem addressed to a wife surfaces. Tris notes a name mismatch with John Curtis Morgan, and Nan recalls the couple’s first anniversary while preparing for a final confrontation. The scene ends with Nan retreating to a bathroom, torn by pride and doubt.
Radio WLW and major networks list Thursday and Friday June schedules detailing Top Of the Mornin features Musical Headlines Morgan Program Morning Devotion by Dad Kershner Woman's Hour Organ and Livestock Reports Travel Talk Weather and Police Reports Navy Band and NBC Columbia network programs plus WJZ WEAF KDKA WHK WGN and WLW broadcasts across cities with orchestras hotel programs and special guests described in fragmented OCR text.
Dr Caldwell with 47 years of practice promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pep sin as a mild natural laxative. He argues constipation occurs despite care and that the syrup is non habit forming pleasant tasting and gentle with no griping. Mothers widely report its usefulness for children and families keeping bowels regular and aiding overall health.
A fragmented Toledo page lists radio program notes from NBC and local networks with orchestras and educational series interspersed. It also shows a grain market close for June 19 with wheat corn oats prices and a sheriff notice reference.
The article explains rheumatism as a symptom of a run-down state with low red blood cell counts. It promotes 8.8.8 as a tonic to rebuild red blood cells, strengthen the body, and reduce rheumatic pains, claiming improved energy and sleep. It urges restoring blood health to knock out rheumatism.
A fragmentary ad-style passage touts a remedy called 8.5.8 or 8.3.5 claimed to relieve rheumatism and skin eruptions after years of suffering. It cites a testimonial from R. L. Burk of Southern Railway Enville Tenn and mentions “over 100 years” of testing.
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