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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
7
Fragmentary text shows Janet and Mollie in social ties with Rolf and Kendall. Plot threads involve a marriage plan, a Joe office job, jealousy, and a late realization about commitment. The passage references a feminine intuition and a request to delay marriage for career reasons.
Janet confronts Rolf about their engagement as he favors Betty Kendall and money over love. She faces heartbreak, vows not to care, yet admits she still loves Rolf. Bruce Hamilton returns to push Every Home forward while Janet endures a long, draining day at work and worries about life after the split.
New Aunt Martha tea towel designs for daily tasks prove popular as patterns come in blue and red checks. Sets feature absorbent muslin and stamping options with colors and cubic prints, priced at 40 cents to $1.00 plus delivery from Athens Mes-U2 gateway station.
An investigation unfolds after a misaddressed letter triggers questions of possible misdirection. Philip Verti insists the missive was handled properly, while authorities probe who delivered or misplaced the urgent communication and whether theft or error occurred at the hotel post box.
In a continued tale Adele Garrison sketches a tense scene where Avis Arien faces suspicion over a missing letter. Philip Veritzen pressures for information as a small wedding roster gathers at the farm, including relatives from mountains and Yale. The pace hints at intrigue and loyalties.
The Day Menu notes sweet potatoes as a seasonal substitute for dwindling white potatoes and pricey new spuds. It presents a pineapple potato bake, French fried sweet potatoes, and croquettes, then lists tomorrow's breakfast, luncheon, and dinner menus including Salisbury steak with croquettes.
The piece highlights a tall slender silhouette achieved by skilled tailoring. It features arimated shoulder capelets and a slimming front panel with a smart tie end, praising the new cotton or silk print in bright gay dots for mode and sense.
The text discusses maternity dresses and the evolving fashion of blouses and jackets. It notes new department stores offering modish, economical maternity options and suggests practical sewing tips, including well fitted shoulders and expandable sleeves. It also promotes a leaflet on handkerchief making from The Athens Messenger.
The Spring Fashion Book contains 32 pages of Paris inspired models for every Spring need. It shows chic looks for all hours and figures with practical easy to make styles. Includes junior and kiddie styles plus lingerie and accessory patterns. Catalog and pattern together twenty five cents, mail orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York.
The Majestic screens Ernest Hemingway’s A Farewell To Arms starring Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper with Adolphe Menjou and Mary Phillips acclaimed for powerful performances. Ohio highlights Will Rogers Janet Gaynor in State Fair, and notes wardrobe research for Kit Kat Club scenes.
A cosmetic guide advises using eye shadow to conceal a second chin. It notes shadows work best in evening light, emphasizes blending for a natural look, and warns against stiff posture and obvious makeup errors that reveal the effort.
Washington March 7. Miss Frances Perkins becomes the first woman cabinet officer in American history. She clears flowers from her office and starts her duties with a conference with her predecessor, dressed in a black dress and tri cornhat.
Four large sweet potatoes are baked and riced with butter salt pepper and egg. Shape into cylinders, coat with cracker crumbs, dip in egg and crumb again, then fry until golden. Drain and serve on hot platter garnished with parsley.
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