Norma Travers Flees to Reunite With Exiled Husband
Norma Travers, a chorus of secrets and a Paris divorce trail, flees Marlboro after learning her husband Mark Travers, son of F M Travers, has separated and is abroad. Chris Anders consoles her, arranges care, and a plan to pursue legal help if possible while Norma contemplates a risky return to Paris to seek Mark and confront revelations about a prior marriage and a possible pregnancy.
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Norma Kent
Stery
Mark Travers
Millione
F. M. Travers
Marlboro
Mark
France
Ima
Norma
Chris Anders
Ravers
Travers
Paris
Ark
Chris
Miss Travers
Brad
Jim Daniels
China
War on Tuberculosis Progresses Says Senator Copeland
Senator Roy S. Copeland urges early detection and widespread annual medical exams to curb tuberculosis. He notes success in reducing deaths since 1900 but warns smaller communities lack facilities and urges public support for sanitariums and ongoing TB campaigns.
Fire Stars Sey For Wednesday Sept 30
Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble predicts an eventful day with planets influencing career, finances, and possible secret agreements. Caution against fraud, potential property gains, and shifts for those with birthdays, noting favorable aid from elderly institutions. a child born today may be steady but vulnerable to loss by extravagance. Notable nativity: Wm. Wrigley.
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Genevieve Kemble
Jupiter
Wm. Wrigley
ASK ME WHY By EVERIT B TERHUNE
The piece discusses whether security can return to normal and questions what normal means. It argues progress comes from cooperation and that better times lie ahead if the cooperative spirit endures, noting a shift from taking to giving recently and predicting lighter burdens nationally and internationally.
Heart of a Wife develops dramatic family tension
An anxious narrator fears for her baby Faith as a looming menacing secret from the Chinese threatens the household. In a tense exchange, she seeks her mother-in-law’s aid while protecting her husband and children, foreshadowing more revelations to come.
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Dicky
Tunket
Marga
Fornooth
Katie
Jack
Neelese
Christendom
Richard
Richards
Junior
Roderick
Nutrient variety supports growth in children
Vitamin A from many foods aids growth without relying on spinach alone. Include green vegetables, butter, egg yolk, ev en, and other items like tomatoes cabbage apples with skin whole grains and salads. Milk with meals boosts nutrition. varied diet enhances enjoyment and nourishment.
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Edgar
On the Vitamin Trail in Edgar’s Narrow Diet
Edgar refuses orange juice spinach and cod liver oil though his mother worries and diets for vitamins. The piece argues against forced nutrient focused meals and urges a varied wholesome diet over a single food panacea.
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Dgar
Jules
Edgar
Make This Model at Home Pattern by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger presents pattern 2188 for a lingerie style in pink or white fabric options like crepe de chine and satin. Sizes 14 through 46 available. size 16 needs 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. No sewing experience required. pattern costs 15 cents, catalog 15 cents, pattern with catalog 25 cents. Send name address size and payment to Pattern Department at New York address.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
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Norma Hurries by Cab as Secret Unfolds
Norma enters a cab after a signal and provides an address. Her face turns pale as she sinks into the seat, then leans forward to tap the partition and beg the driver to hurry. To Be Continued.
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Stuart
Chris
Norma
China
Mrs. Bixby
Ohio to Create Large-Scale Game Refuges Statewide
State Conservation Commissioner J W Thompson urged counties to set aside refuges of 500 to 1000 acres to boost game production. Existing refuges at Lake St Mary Celina and Indian Lake show promising results with planted food crops and rising duck flocks. He says refuges provide breeding grounds safety lanes and protect property under state law and cites increased pheasant habitat and Hungarian partridge establishment.
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Columbus
U.P
J. W. Thompson
Ohio
Thompson
Pennsylvania
Division of Conservation
Lake St. Mary
Indian Lake
Lake St. Marya
Celina
Long Pond
Toledo
Oak
Izaak Walton
Lost in a Forest of Darkness
A fragment recounts a tense forest journey by Winifred Black characters, describing a perilous cut through villages then deep woods. The travelers face dwarf like figures, ogres, and goblins as clouds gather and fear rises before finding a safer route to the highway.
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Farma
Han
Jack
Antares
Growth of natural cover noted after drought impact
Thompson noted pockets of good natural cover across parts of the state after last year's drought reduced growth. He highlighted the renewed growth as rainfall improved conditions in several areas.
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Thompson
Attorney White Denies Gov Nomination Bid
Columbus report says James A. White former Anti-Saloon League attorney denied rumors he is considering seeking the Republican nomination for governor next year.
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Columbus
James A. White
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
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