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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
7
Ellen frets over a secret fears of a blackmail plot as Larry and Molly mend fences and prepare for a Brooklyn home and a city hall wedding. Ellen hides her worries while Mike regains mobility and a ring sits on Larrys hopeful future.
In a farmhouse scene, a narrator frets about Edith Fairfax’s possible presence at a dinner dance while Dicky resents Edith’s control over his move to town. Lillian teases and the couple navigate jealousy, secrecy, and looming plans as they hurry back.
Adele Garrison portrays a domestic dilemma as a wife ponders inviting a disruptive guest to a Friday event. The husband masks annoyance with humor while plotting a peace offering to ease social tension. The implied plan hinges on timing and secrecy, ending with a tease that the continuation follows tomorrow.
In New York and Paris fashion notes describe Jean Magnin's yellow fleuriole gown with long sleeves embroidered in silver tubes for the Bal de la Couture at the Paris Opera. The piece emphasizes elegance, craft, and the era's glove trends, alongside pronunciation tips for French fashion terms.
Peter and Marge clash on wallpaper and color schemes for a living room renovation. He favors bright colors to refresh the space, while she warns such hues show dust and wear. The dialogue explores practicality versus bold palettes and ends with a note on balancing aesthetics with maintenance.
Ellen and Larry share a tense date at a luxury Manhattan apartment hosted by Mrs. Harrowgate after a family lunch. Ellen recalls the hour of tea and a later, unsettling moment with the stern but glamorous matriarch, foreshadowing further complications as a warning note hints at consequences to come.
The ad claims internal medicine Hem-Roid ends piles without salves or cutting. It credits Dr J S Leonhardt with discovering a guaranteed tablet remedy used on 1000 patients with high success, offered at Quick’s Cut Rate with money back if ineffective.
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