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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1934
Page
5
Dorothey Dix counsels a young man in his mid twenties torn between love and his mother’s objections. She argues mothers often sabotage potential marriages by finding faults in every partner and urges the son to marry whom he loves, then let mother adjust after the wedding.
Pablito, a 17 year old youth in millionaire JIM FIELD s Florida mansion, falls for ESTELLE Field s daughter after his troubled upbringing. He was orphaned from ANGELA s care eight years ago and has since lived with the enigmatic NORRIS NOYES. ESTELLE arrives with her mother and begins to shape a fateful romance in this melodrama.
The piece urges a feminine wardrobe with at least one soft dress for appealing moods. It highlights relief from severe lines and notes that ruffles at the neck and sleeve achieve the desired gentle effect.
The notice promotes Anne Adams spring pattern 1785 in multiple sizes with yardage for size 16 and illustrates sewing steps. In the fiction excerpt Norma Field and Jim Field navigate jealousy and secrets, as Estelle forms a bond with Pablito during a riverboat outing. emotional tension builds toward a dramatic continuation.
Poem fragment reflects on love and fleeting beauty with lines about roses, snow, and life’s calm moments. The text then shifts to a fashion feature describing a shoulder length hairstyle, vertical back roll, waves, curls, and a decorative tortoise shell bandeau with pearls for evening wear.
The advisory notes planetary aspects point to heightened activity and favorable opportunities. It predicts achievements and promotions for well positioned individuals, with positive trends across publishings and promotions. It reflects a generally happy outlook and potential career advancement for skilled workers.
Marion Kinzer, 12, was struck by a fleeing driver while coasting with friends in Columbus. He died at the scene and the motorist fled the area.
A crossword style list features a famous actress answering a set of clues. Entries include terms for body genius, peat dust, goose cries, upright shaft, threefold, and other numbered hints across the grid. The puzzle mixes synonyms and common phrases to fill the vertical and horizontal lines.
Field pauses at his wife’s door and is admitted by a maid whose expression turns cold upon recognizing him, hinting at underlying tension within the household as a murmur escapes.
Glorifying Yourself discusses spring fashion with sailor bonnets and lightweight hats. Hairstyles change this season with bobbed cuts high on the neck and upstyled curls as Easter nears.
The State Relief Commission in Columbus announced it will revise county quotas for CWA projects to align with drastic monthly cuts. About 15,000 workers will be dropped from payrolls, with county administrators choosing layoffs and project abandonments. A final quota list is expected by Tuesday next week.
Washington column shares a reader letter and Mrs. D H Moore’s Banbury Tarts recipe. The article lists a mixture of raisins currants lemon rind and lemon juice cooked until thickened and suggests filling a prepared crust.
President Roosevelt signed a bill repealing prohibition laws in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, marking a shift in local liquor policy as of March 5. The action clarifies governance and enforcement for these territories under federal oversight.
The House approved a bill extending for one year the government bond backing for Federal Reserve notes. The measure aims to sustain currency stability and support the Federal Reserve during the period.
In tense dialogue Hugh warns that Lee Chow seeks to keep the narrator safe at all costs and reveals he has no knowledge of what Lee Chow plans to reveal. The narrator resolves to confront Lee Chow, seeking Edith Fairfax’s absence and encountering her father guarding the door as she moves to the room.
A continuation scene shows Adele Garrison's heroine assured by Hugh about a risky Lee Chow interview. She accepts a tiny whistle device and a silencer pistol for protection, promises to signal if danger arises, and notices Avis Arien nearby as the scene ends with a note: Continued tomorrow.
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