Secretarial Move Opens for Norma Travers in Marlboro
Norma Travers, a 20 year old secretary, leaves her father's disinheritance threat behind to seek work in Marlboro. She lands a promising secretarial job with Frederick J. Stuart, an author's representative, after guidance from friend Chris Saunders and roommate Dorothy. The position offers $27.50 weekly starting Monday with room for advancement. The story follows Norma's struggle amid poverty and dependence on others as she seeks independence.
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Norma Kent
Mark Travers
B. M. Thavers
Mark
Marlboro
Metropolis
Norma
Blue Springs
Merlboro
Blessemdale
France
Jim
Todsing
Chris Saunders
Chris
Stone
Dorothy
Lucille
Stuart
Frederick Stuart
Brooks and Welliver
Frederick J. Stuart
Miss Travers
F. M. Travers
Travers
Stars Say for Saturday September 26
The column warns of employment jeopardy and precarious finances with friction ahead. The mind remains shrewd and prudent, capable of bridging difficulties and turning ill fortune toward success. A birthday child may show excellent mental qualities and practical sense, while notable nativity Charles Bradlaugh is cited.
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Charles Bradlaugh
Tns
Jim Strikes It Rich Up in the Hills Tale
A man named Jim, thirty eight, loses wealth and status after business fails. He moves his wife and children to the mountains seeking rest and rescue, while chronicling a letter about life in a placer mine cabin with family farming and newfound contentment. The piece hints at a planned visit to verify Jim's claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Hill and Dale
Togentitn
Tim
Eight Months of School Necessary in This State
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman said boards of education must use every means to keep schools open for at least 32 weeks per year. He noted a general ruling is impossible due to district differences and said board members are not personally liable for operating costs unless they assume liability.
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Columbus
U.P
Boards of Education
Gilbert Bettman
B. O. Skinner
Skinner
Bettman
Winterize Garden Tools For Safe Storage
Clean and sharpen blades, then apply a protective oil coat to prevent rust and corrosion over winter. Store tools in dry, elevated area. Ensure handles are secure and dry before long term storage.
Make This Model at Home Pattern in Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger advertises pattern 2061 for a dainty apron with neck band and back bows, sized medium to large. Requires 1% yards of 40 inch material per size, no dressmaking experience needed, plus 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog with pattern. Pattern department address in New York City.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Man Pleads Guilty to Higby Post Office Robbery
Newton Lett 19 of Jeffersonville Fayette County pleaded guilty in Federal Court to robbing the Higby Ross County post office on September 3. He was arraigned in the Higby case.
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Higby
Columbus
P—Isaec Newton Lett
Jeffersonville
Fayette County
Ross County
Lett
Food Waste and Icebox Hoarding Habits
A Homemaking piece examines frugal versus wasteful habits in homes. It notes women’s tendency to hoard food and space, keeping leftovers and perishables beyond use, and questions the value of preserving yesterday’s unappealing produce. Observes icebox space as a scarce resource.
Food Waste Rules For Leftovers
By Eleanor Ross the article states that all uneaten food should go to the waste can with discretion. Some meat or fish may be reused for a second sandwich while boiled vegetables can stuff or make cold salads. Many foods such as cauliflower cabbage or iona arsenene spoil and contaminate others if reused. Food should be used as soon as possible and not kept two or three days.
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Ily
Marty Underwood
Bill
Dicky
Mr Underwood
Mr. Underwood
Olf
Chinese victims rescue scene described in rural chase
In a tense aftermath, Dicky and Harry Underwood aid a wounded Chinese man after a nocturnal pursuit. Hank recalls finding a bloodstained scorched area and tracking signals through a cornfield and woodlot to map a rescue square before an abrupt ending.
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Daily Magazine
Laura Lou Brookman
NEA Service Ins
The
Genevieve Kemble
Toonerville
Fontaine Fox
Te Fox
Winifred Black
Inlaw
Old Town
Mary
Athens Messenger
Anne Adams
Belierve
B. G. Fearnow
General Foods Corporation
Certo
Poeta Cate
G.F. Corps
Epinach
Eleanor Ross
Heart of
Wife
Adele Garrison
Harry
Lady Fair
Hank
Harry Underwood
Dickey
Woodlangs
Othe
Tilly
Trank
Les
Choa
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