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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
8
The scene follows Daisy hiding in tall grass as Billy Jr pursues her to a neighbor’s shed. Button urges Daisy to trust him and plans to extract her with Billy and Stubby after dark. Meanwhile, Miss Bates sparks marital tensions as Cherry notices subtle reactions at the table.
An unexpected visitor stirs gossip about Miss Arline and her husband in Cherry, as Miss Bates becomes a quiet topic of curiosity. Arline remains calm and avoids discussion, while the crowd’s curiosity shifts between her and Jack, who flinches at a hinted past.
The illustration shows Pattern 3622 for a house or porch dress in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches. A 38 inch size uses 7 yards of 27 inch material. skirt width at foot is 2% yards. Gingham with pique for chemisette, collar and cuffs suggested. alternative fabrics include chambray, linen, percale, crepe and crepe mohair.
Mrs A McLeash of 432 West Eighth Street Cincinnati describes fourteen years of rheumatism confinement and swelling. Tanlac enabled her to regain health, sleep better, and enjoy food again, letting her attend a revival at the Tabernacle and feel renewed happiness.
Washington bulletin describes the Ruhr valley as the hub of German industry, detailing Essen as the steel center with Krupp factories and surrounding towns like Duisburg Oberhausen Mulheim and Dortmund. It notes the dense rail network, coal and iron ore resources, and the area’s role in Germany’s wartime mobilization.
Seizure of machine guns bound for Irish revolutionists at Hoboken N J prompts new steps for closer Britain United States cooperation to curb filibustering expeditions. Irish office announced today.
In Monroeville Ohio on June 20 Mrs. Anthony Link awoke to a raccoon that had forced its way inside. The animal crawled into bed and gnawed off part of her right big toe and caused additional bites. The report notes a common health fact that more people die from extreme heat than cold.
United States gains initial ground as League of Nations council requires U S approval for mandates. Dr Gaston Da Cunha notes U S recognition depends on consent to mandates. Ishii chairs talks as Britain and France respond. oil field division and Yap negotiations move forward with U S involvement.
The Irish issue is set to erupt in the senate with Norris of Nebraska and La Follette of Wisconsin planning resolutions for American recognition of the Irish republic. Norris aims to speak Monday. La Follette will back the view alongside Irish freedom supporters in the United States.
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