Scandal and Secrecy Loom Over Stevens Marriage
Ellen Rossiter confronts a secret marriage scandal and bigamy rumors after Steven’s death. Lawyer Symes outlines legal pressures, potential court fights, and the lure of a fortune while Ellen longs to reclaim a vanished life. Fergus and Dr Westcott push toward burial of the truth as family ties tighten.
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Symes
Ellen
Steven
Ellen Rossiter
Mexico
Miss Grayson
New York
Leda Grayson
Larry Harrowgate
Dr J S Leonhardt Hemroid touted as cure for piles
An advertisement claims piles result from poor lower bowel circulation and cannot be cured by external salves. It promotes Dr J S Leonhardt's Hemroid as an internal medicine that stimulates circulation and heals the affected area, offering a money back guarantee if piles persist.
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Leon
House-Cleaning Plan Sparks Family Tensions at Graham Home
In the wake of the Underwoods and Youngs departing, Mrs. Grahams plan to redecorate and clean sparks clashes with Madge and Katie. The narrator foresees bustle and jealousy as rooms empty and preparations begin for a fall house party and a dinner dance for the Aliens, amid family power shifts.
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Madge
Mother Graham
Arlens
Gabriel
Graham
Philip Veritzen
Richard
House cyclone ends as Larches tenants move in
Adele Garrison narrates a stormy clean up at The Larches as Major Grantland plans to rent the house and stay through Marion’s birthday. The narrator, facing her mother in law’s sharp scrutiny, organizes floors, packs Hank and Bill’s belongings, and plans a dinner dance at the farm with Mrs Arlen and her daughter as guests of honor.
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Grantland
Marion
Richard
Hugh
Hank
Bill
Wills of Murphy and Matheny Admitted to Probate in Athens
Wills of Hal W. Murphy of Athens and Loring G. Matheny of Nelsonville were admitted to probate in Athens County Probate Court by Judge 8S. M. Johnson. Murphy’s estate goes to widow Lucy Murny. Matheny’s estate leaves $50 to each grandson Claire Matheny and sons and daughters-in-law Charles, William, and Harry R. Matheny. remainder split among daughters Gertrude Pride, Lou Matheny, Mary Creaser, and Grace Kelch.
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Hal W. Murphy
Athens
Loring G. Matheny
Nelsonville
Athens County
8S. M. Johnson
Lucy Mureny
Loring
Claire Matheny
Charles Matheny
William M. Matheny
Harry R. Matheny
Gertrude M. Pride
Lou Matheny
Mary E. Creaser
Grace Kelch
New flat crepe gown Quesaco cited in fashion note
A fashion column praises a one piece evening gown in white cotton pique with a beaded back and a hidden waist opening called Quesaco. It notes modern elegance and shows how crisis era pricing affects outfits while suggesting bonnet and straw trends for summer wear. The piece also plugs a DIY button leaflet from The Athens Messenger.
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The
Athens Messenger
Will Rogers in Business and Pleasure at Oale theater
Rogers stars as a Middle Western businessman touring Europe in a comedy that satirizes the elite while delivering a high laugh quotient. Jetta Goudal and Dorothy Peterson co star as a Parisian muse and wife. Director David Butler elevates the Fox/ Booth Tarkington adaptation with strong humor and a safe, family friendly show.
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Wil Rogers
America
Fox Film
Oale Theater
Rogers
Booth Tarkington
Enobe
Aneer
Europe
Babbitt
Jetta Goudal
Dorothy Peterson
Peggy Rosa
Boris Kartoff
David Butter
Little Shopping Habits by Eleanor Ross
A light column contrasts two shopping styles as ETURNED and Elsie test a “shop now buy now” routine. They debate impulse buys, price variation, and the value of comparing quality across shops, noting time costs and the limits of frugality in daily life.
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Bobsana
Elsie
Pak
Olsie
Plagiarism and the music world in a striking column
Winifred Black muses on plagiarism in radio and song, arguing that while great works are original, many popular tunes are recycled. She compares old and new ideas, laments lack of imagination, and notes singers and listeners prefer familiar themes over novelty.
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Majestic
Paramount
Majestic Theater
Mussolini
Buckingham Palace
Cinderella
Galloping Thru drives Tom Tyler at Columbia Theatre
Tom Tyler stars in Galloping Thru at the Columbia Theatre this Saturday. The Western film is the fourth in a Monogram Western series with G D Wood John Elliott Stanley Blystone Al Bridge Betty Mack and Jenks among the cast. Wood and Elliott have both appeared in Ships of Hate Mother and Son The Montan Kid Oklahoma Jim and Two Fisted Justice.
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Tom Tyler
Ahe Weatern
Columbia
Monogram Weaterna
G. D. Wood
John Elliott
Stanley Blystone
al Bridge
Betty Mack
61 Jenks
Wood
Elliott
Bill Cody
Andy @huford
Justice
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Cold Remedy Card
A historical ad promotes 666 liquid tablets and 666 salve for internal and external use as a complete cold remedy. The ad claims fast relief and widespread effectiveness. It highlights internal tablets for ingestion and external salve for topical use as a dual treatment.
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