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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1932
Page
25
A man pursues access at a home while Miss Smith the secretary is unavailable. Susan visits from Miltonia to see the fire incident as mail accumulates and tension rises, hinting at a hidden letter with a pivotal truth to be continued.
Susan Carey loves Bob Dunbar while Denise Ack Kroyd tries to break them up. Ernest Heath, Susan’s employer, intervenes as family quarrels unfold and a letter changes loyalties. Heath asks Susan to marry for security as personal trials mount.
Jack Waring manipulates Denise Ackroyd to probe Rob Dunbar and the Half-Day estate plans. He tricks Dunbar into seeking Susan Carey’s address while keeping Denise in the social circle, then watches for reactions as trust frays and intentions emerge.
A visiting neighbor is amazed by Adele’s spotless new flat after a month of pre moving work. She planned and prepared furniture placement, painted colors, hired help, and cleaned rugs before moving day. The result is orderly unpacking and immediate home comfort.
Lillian Underwood and Dr. Barnes share a tense reunion after misgivings over missing girls ease into tears and quiet resolve. Mrs. Barnes, Lilian, and Mr. Underwood exchange assurances that no blame rests on the school or its staff as they seek comfort and action.
Adele Garrison describes a tense moment as Lillian seeks care and demands Madge and Mary. Mrs. Barnes guides Lillian into a serene bedroom while the narrator hesitates, then follows to offer support as the scene shifts away from the crowd.
I approached, removed Lillian’s hat, and with Mrs. Barnes loosened her coat. She insisted she was fine, saying the cry helped and that she must return inside to finish the task.
The May 10 star forecast predicts growth and financial gain with prestige, along with surprising personal angles. People with May 10 birthdays may see a year of interest and business expansion, while private romantic matters could take an unexpected turn. A child born then may display unconventional talents leading to happiness.
A city health report stresses parent cooperation to curb measles including separation of the patient, observation of exposed children, school and play restrictions, and careful eye and skin care. It notes measles are highly contagious and can lead to serious complications in under five.
A collection of reader questions covers weight norms for young women, indigestion pain, safe eating for weight loss, heel skin issues, colitis cures, and catarrhal deafness. Answers emphasize modest weights, gas causes, gradual diet changes, consult a physician, and requesting full details with a stamped return envelope.
Barbara Stanwyck shines as Selina Peake in So Big at the Ohio theater. The Warner Bros adaptation of Edna Ferber’s novel draws praise for its human portrayal, with a strong supporting cast including George Brent and Dickie Moore. William A. Wellman directs with deft touch and superb photography.
The article highlights at least a dozen greens such as spinach chard beet greens and sorrel rich in iron and vitamins. It explains methods to cook including blanching dandelion kale and escarole with minimal water and provides recipes for beet greens with lemon and escarole bake. It also lists sample menus for breakfast lunch and dinner featuring greens.
A cosmopolitan hotel drama unfolds on the last night before a grand hotel auction. The story mixes tragedy and comedy as hundreds gather, while a buried treasure fuels a sinister plot among tightly connected characters.
An old ad promotes a powder for easier wearing of dentures claiming real comfort on plates. It urges readers to buy from Qwick's Cut Rate or a local druggist with a quick delivery claim.
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