Local Girl- (Continued from page one) Sadie Hawkins week acclaim
The Varsity Show highlights Wyatt Graves as the standout “scream from down south” with a hilarious singing act that “brought down the house.” Miss Graves impressed the crowd. the Yellow Tacket Staff praised students as the year’s ideal acts. Dup Wyatt noted as best sport among the boys.
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Scream
Down South
Miss Graves
Dup Wyatt
Dub Wyatt
Colorado County
Columbus Baptist Church
Wyatt
Preventing Disease Better Than Curing Fate
Public health officials in Texas emphasize prevention of pellagra through adequate intake of essential foods. The condition, arising from diet lacking in fresh fruits and vegetables, develops slowly with symptoms like sore mouth stomach trouble and skin changes. Early dietary improvements can avert pellagra and spare sufferers severe illness.
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Texas
Lights and Celebrities Roam New York Nightlife Scene
A sweeping, gossip-dense roundup from New York’s social scene highlights Emmerich Salman and Billy Rose amid operetta antics, Ann Pennington at Cafe Pierre, Jane Pickers in a striking blue dress, Paul White in a faun overcoat at Rockefeller Center, Helena Bliss in Song of Norway bells, Morton Downey’s seasick prep, Kale-Ellen Murtah’s cold remedy, Dave Cowler reviving Gay Nineties card games in Glen Cove, and various movers and shakers from hotels to clubs. The piece threads humor and charm through nightlife, fashion, and showbiz, withNotes on upcoming travels, new gigs, and social chatter.
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Mariies
Paul White
Rockefeller Center
Helena Bliss
Norway
Morton Downey
Radio City
Kale-Ellen Murtah
Murtah
Miami
Dave Cowler
Penguin Country Club
Glen Cove
L. L
Europe
James M. Carroll
Woodstock
Capitol
New York
Boston
Jimmy
Helen
Form New Courts to Try Diteh ProBioere SF ef betes
A partial report notes plans to create new courts to handle a surge in cases involving ProBioere SF and related betes. Officials aim to streamline trials, expand judge panels, and shorten backlogs amid ongoing health and bioscience policy debates.
Bonds Over America in the Black Mansion Mystery
A fragmented excerpt from a Maine tale references Col. John Black at 21 Ellsworth, detailing a winding case in the Black mansion. The text hints at a historical mystery set in 1602 with intrigues surrounding Bonds Over America.
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Black
Ellsworth
Maine
John Black
Bonds and Bravery at Kittery Point Mansion
A fragment recalls two English carpenters building a mansion at Kittery Point around 1760 and notes the era’s colonial New England figure and a widow named Pepperell who resisted postwar title loss. The text hints at coastal prosperity and enduring homebuilding by notable families.
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Kittery Point
Maine
Pepperel
News From India and Burma Letters From WWII Troops
Uncle's Boys and a soldier letter from India and Burma describe wartime life and exchanges. Sgt. De Foar reports shipments of Japanese money souvenirs and holiday packages, while requests for candy and socks reveal everyday needs. Brother William De Foar gains discharge. Lt. Priesmeyer arrives with bride on furlough. Pvt. Reynolds Beane serves with the 7th Air Corps overseas and returns after 230 days.
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Samuel A. de Foar
Buster
10Th Air Force
Burma
Joy de Four
Rock Island
Texas
Etta
Sis
de Foar
William de Foar
Navy
Illinois
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R. E. Beane
Reynolds
Colorado Springs
Colo
7Th Air Corps
Gums Sales Pitch and Local Homecoming News
Druggist offers money back if LETO'S first bottle fails to satisfy. Beckman's Drug Store notes Waldo Townley and family moving from Houston to Eagle Lake, living at Heine Hotel while Waldo works at Sheridan. County officials E H Rabel and J J Pinchback in Eagle Lake this week. Mrs S E Arnold and children visit Houston relatives. Miss Helen Reese visits Yoakum. Miss Helen Warnken hosts.
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Waldo Townley
Houston
Eagle Lake
Waldo
Sheridan
Heine Hotel
Cole's Theatre Announces Raise In Admission
Cole's Theatre announces a small advance in ticket prices effective February 1. Children 9 cents, balcony 25 cents, and white adults a? inclusive of tax. Manager Cole cites two years without changes while costs in the picture show business have risen, with tax the only new burden on patrons. Rev and Mrs J W Griffin attended a district Preacher's meeting in Luling Wednesday.
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Cole's Theatre
Cole
Houston
J. W. Griffin
Luling
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