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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
10
In a society ball aftermath Sally endures David Nash's desertion and Arthur Van Horne's menacing pursuit. Van Horne taunts Sally with family secrets and a demand for a private talk while Enid Barr clings to appearances and Sally's future in high society. Sally retreats with Van Horne to Central Park after promising nothing tonight.
Broad listings show WJZ WEAF WOR and others staging orchestras and dance programs. Stations from Baltimore to New York present dinner music, organ recitals, and daily ensembles led by named orchestras and conductors.
Mas. Lester Cummins of Ogden Kansas reports improved health after three to four months on Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. She says it boosted energy and sleep, letting her manage farm housework and answer letters.
A vintage health note advises fluids for infants, detailing six months of three ounces per pound daily then two ounces per pound thereafter. It endorses Vietcher’s Castoria as a remedy, claims weight gain and better sleep, and urges to seek Fletcher signature authenticity on packaging.
Sally confesses to her mother that she was with Arthur Van Horne rather than David Nash. The tension peaks as the mother worries about the Nash connection and the implications for Sally's social life. To be continued.
Private John T. Green of Chauncey Ohio who recently enlisted in the air corps has been assigned to duty in Hawaii. He sailed from New York aboard the Cambrai and will join units in the Hawaiian Islands near Waikiki and Haleiwa with two week vacation rest camps available.
Congress and the Naval Academy move to add one cadet from each district for the next class. Exams are set for June 13, 1928, with eligibility limited to those under twenty on April 1, 1928. Applicants must show algebra geometry physics history English and related high school credits. Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins urges interested parties to contact him promptly for arrangements.
The monthly dinner meeting of the Men's Brotherhood at the First M... hears address from Warden P. FE. Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary. The event highlights prison reform talk and community support.
The church Friday evening is expected to attract many men from the city with a supper to be served at 6 o'clock.
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