Refuge Found Off Coast In WEA SERVICE Note
A fragmentary WEA SERVICE item notes a refuge found off the coast with unclear wording about a woman. The text ends with a prompt To B Continued and a byline George Clark.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1932
Page
14
A fragmentary WEA SERVICE item notes a refuge found off the coast with unclear wording about a woman. The text ends with a prompt To B Continued and a byline George Clark.
In the tense hospital scene Dudley rushes to Dana’s side after her collapse. Asper orders caution and prepares for a planned marriage as Dana asks Dudley to marry immediately, while Malloy’s actions and Dudley’s hesitation complicate the outcome.
The forecast notes potential strife and impulsive conduct affecting clergy charity and authorities, with dangers from quarrels and reckless speech. It advises a serene mindset to cope and predicts a birthday year of progress for some, while a child may show rash, turbulent tendencies. Notable nativity: Whitelaw Reid, diplomat.
The October astrology forecast predicts a lively day with private trials and unemployment, suggesting gains from hard work and real estate. It cautions against fraud or conspiracy and notes a child born today should be diligent and popular with employers, mentioning Corrines R. Cooper as a notable nativity.
Dramatic scene shows Madge aiding Ronald as Marion is pursued. Ronald resists disclosure while Owen plans to secure Marion and flee by car after tying the horse and stashing gear. The dialogue captures fear, loyalty, and a tense escape setup on the mountainside.
Adele Garrison presents a tense exchange where Owen orders the abductor to move carefully with Marion. The burly man dismisses warnings, while Owen seizes Marion from his partner with possessive urgency, leaving Ronald tormented by jealousy.
Sausage enhances luncheon, breakfast, and dinner with pork links and bulk forms. Proper fat balance, careful cooking to avoid drying, and parboiling help keep them tender. Pair with vegetables, salads, fruit, or starches. bake or pan fry until well done for hearty dishes.
A rough cooking note describes mixing flour baking powder and salt with butter and water to form a dough. It instructs shaping into sheets half an inch thick, cutting oblong pieces longer than a sausage, wrapping a sausage in each, and baking on an oiled floured pan for 24 minutes, served with apple or cranberry sauce.
A dated meal listing outlines tomorrow's breakfast with stewed prunes cereal cream scrambled eggs chap toast milk and coffee. Luncheon includes apple stuffed with sausage whole wheat tails lettuce with French dressing rice pudding milk tea. Dinner features Spanish steak tule baked potatoes creamed salsify stuffed pear salad grape sponge nut cookies milk coffee.
A dated fashion column warns dyed hair and makeup choices can ruin the new crown of glory. It notes metallic tones, wrong reds, and pinks harm dyed hair, urging safer shades like white and black and careful color matching.
Reading through an art store visit reveals craft books on batik masks and stencil designs with inexpensive supplies. A pantograph lets you resize drawings and a Mister Turtle project costs about ten cents to make from fabric scraps. The piece also touches on cosmetics advice and seasonal gift suggestions.
Belford Nelson discusses DuBose Heyward's Peter Ashley noting its historical scope before Fort Sumter, its anti war stance, and strong social satire. He cites Heyward as a thoughtful writer who blends rhythm with realism and argues the novel offers insight into Civil War-era Southern society and chivalry through characters like Damaris and Uncle Chardon.
A list of book titles and authors includes Sheltered Life by Elfen Gisagon The Gods Arvive by Smith Wharton Non-Fictica Death in the Afternoon by Bruret Hemingway The March of Democracy by James Truston Adams Van Loons Geography by Hendrik Van Loon William Penn by Bonamy Dobree More Merry-Go-Round Virgins at Cellophane by Bert Hooper Grover Cleveland by Allan Nevins Bright Harter 4 Daniel Whitehead Hicky Lets Start Over Again by Wash Young A Nip Gear by Stuart Chase What We Live By by Abbee Ernest Dimnet and Bloody Years by Francis Yeats Brown.
The Cooking School opens next Tuesday with daily sessions offering free recipes from Mrs Campbell. The agenda emphasizes economical, nourishing dishes appealing to children and even the difficult to please husband. Attendees may bring spouses, with no reserved seats and daily prize drawings including market baskets and dishware.
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