Return of the old fashioned bustle in daily fashion notes
A Daily Magazine feature muses on the comeback of the old fashioned bustle and muff, with ruffled skirts and fans. The piece contrasts young women of 1931 with grandmothers, noting persistence of independence as the author questions the fit of vintage styles for modern life.
MAD MARRIAGE: Baby Taken by Welfare Dept in Crisis
Norma Travers fights a welfare investigation after a city officer and a police officer take her six month old son Mark. Norma and Mrs. Carey confront officials at City Hall while lawyer Bob Farrell investigates a family scheme to gain custody. The plot centers on a defensive legal battle and a race to reclaim the child.
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Heart of a Wife Seeks Lee Chow In Tense Library Scene
Adele Garrison's tale follows Madge as a wounded Chinese messenger named Lee Chow haunts her, linking to Hugh Grantland and past perils. The unreadable ending hints at a looming reunion with Grantland's faithful servant and echoes of a dangerous feud.
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Noel
United States
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Ashtray Size Matters for Clean Floors at Card Tables
An opinion piece argues smokers and hosts clash over ashtray size and quantity. It notes small trays fail to contain embers, urging robust, plentiful trays at multiple spots to keep rugs and fireplaces free of cigarette and cigar ashes.
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Notable nativity and lunar influences on October 6
For Thursday October 6 astrology notes a lively but challenging day with minor anxieties and possible private or personal complications. Those born today may face many small setbacks in personal and business relations. Notable nativity: John Hay, American statesman.
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A I U Head Named Columbus President of Insurance Union
A I U. Head named Columbus president of the American Insurance Union Inec. to succeed I B Lentz who has died. Young er, former Ohio superintendent of insurance, was elected to lead the organization.
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Don’t Touch Electrical Fixtures While Bathing
Dr. Copeland notes thousands die from electrical shocks in North America with bathroom accidents forming about one third of cases. Wet skin or damp cuts heighten risk from 110 volt or lower currents, urging caution with switches, heaters, curling irons, fans, and vacuum cleaners when moist.
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American Society of Safety Engineers
Health Q and A on diet and tonics
Reader questions about hair care tonics buttermilk and kidney health are answered. Advice covers buttermilk intake for kidney patients, cottage cheese fat content, orange benefits, and foods that may cause acidity with guidance to seek further details via a stamped self addressed envelope.
Bates Speaks to Preachers at Meet Here
Farmers busy sowing wheat and weed removal. locals note social visits including Golden Wedding anniversary celebrations. Various regional residents and relatives visit, travel, and host at homes across the area amid community life. London election outlook reports dissolution of Parliament and upcoming general election on or before October 24.
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Salvation Army Leader Outlines Mission and Program
Major Claude Bates explains the Salvation Army aims at spiritual growth while offering material aid and personal contact. He notes gospel outreach, poverty relief, and social clubs as steps to build community, with Rev Andrew Taylorville outlining upcoming plans at Athens First Church.
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National Currency Bureau Calls Banks to Report
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a statement of condition from national banks as of the close of business September 29. The notice appears in national financial reporting from Washington dated October 6.
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