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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
7
A fashionable society denounces rumors sparked by a notorious woman's admission as gossipmongers circle the tale. The unnamed man involved shows indifference, raising questions about public interest and moral judgment in the social scene.
A witness describes a famous man giving hats coats a suitcase and other gifts to various people and animals. The scene shifts from court to public life with praise and questions about his motives and influence. The piece contrasts judgment by others with the man’s generous acts and public reputation.
The Athens Messenger promotes a 15 cent practical dress pattern for at home sewing. Offers sizes 2 4 6 with yardage details and simple instructions. Includes price 15 cents per pattern plus options for a fall winter fashion book. Orders to Pattern Department.
In New York on September 12, fashion writers note women favor taupe shades for fall stockings to suit darker costume tones. Shoppers test colors with costumes and daylight checks, while browns, beiges, gunmetal and chiffon textures influence ensemble harmony.
Mary prepares for her first party as excitement bubbles through the scene. Madge outfitting the hostesses and coordinating with Mr. Veritzen for a surprise dinner decoration, while Dicky and others move about the living rooms and dressing areas awaiting guests.
Thomas J. Duffy of Columbus, former chairman of the State Industrial Commission, will preside as chair man of the Democratic State Convention on September 16. Speakers will include Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland, nominee for U S senator, George White of Marietta, nominee for governor, and other state ticket nominees.
R. H. McAffrey, 34, was arrested in Louisville on a robbery charge connected to a $20,000 diamond theft in Chicago last May. He is held on a $10,000 bond and the case was continued until October 13.
Genevieve Kemble forecasts augury for success and advancement but warns of delays, treachery, and gossip. Finances are fortified with recognition and promotion possible for those employed by others, while birthday individuals may see favors and gains amid rumors and writing delays.
An overview of nervous disorders linked to modern life and city noise. It notes the rise of neurasthenia and related terms, explains symptoms like insomnia, advocates reducing noisy disturbances, and urges simple living plus regular rest. Includes Health Q A with Dr Copeland on tonsilitis and colds.
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