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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
2
An item by Ethel Loyd Patterson discusses a woman who rejects marriage in a sensational narrative. The piece notes copyright and the appearance in a periodical, reflecting cultural attitudes of the time.
Nell Birney, amid talk with Dora, discusses pay, burdens, and staying true to work. Vera cautions that taking too little burden may backfire, while Nell argues honesty and effort define success, not shortcuts.
A fragment from a Sunday story shows a four year old named Margie asking about siblings. She visits the suburbs and sees a lawn mower, exclaiming the operator is cutting the grass with a carpet sweeper.
Detroit resident M. Dannas describes years of headaches and fatigue until using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits four bottles with restoring appetite and energy and urges others to seek relief from the medicine.
A vivid blouse described as a center piece features crepe in Chinese red with brocaded ribbon and a girdle effect. Sleeves reach elbow length, plain back, waistline slightly below. The piece is handmade, showcasing hand embroidery and hemstitching, reflecting rising spring fashions and affordable fine weaves.
A narrator recalls Marty’s hair trigger change from easygoing to decisive, noting past reluctance to vaccinate and a recent push to quit dodging responsibilities. Doe Marriott pushes Marty toward action and a new start, ending with Marty's resolve to take a job.
A fragment describes a kitten named Nibble and a rabbit being brought to Tammy Peeles barn. The text hints at a dog with a wavy tail whose friendliness is in doubt and mentions forgiveness after disobedience by the kitten.
An article argues mind and voice are linked, and vocal defects stem from faulty thinking. It cites Dr. Curry on how anger harms tone while sympathy and joy enhance it, urging self-correction and mental discipline to improve voice without a teacher.
In a barn story, the cat claims the milk dish for herself provoking a protest from cows and a kitten named Sevachy-paws later revealed as Malty. Uncle Bunny, Nibble, and Watch the Dog confront the selfish feline while Dr Muskrat, Mrs Duss Cat, and Thunder-paws loom in the scene.
A fragment outlines practical tips for busy caregivers, stressing appealing presentation of meals, proper milk serving, avoiding scorched milk, using double boiler heat, varying milk and egg dishes, straining broths, and keeping a clean tray. It advises faith with the doctor, mindful portions, and quiet, unobtrusive patient observation.
Mrs. Dora Williams recounts a long illness with stomach trouble, saying Eatonic helped her recover enough to work. The ad explains Eatonic relieves excess acidity and gas, urging readers with indigestion or heartburn to take it after meals, and notes a big box at a druggist’s guarantee.
The text describes daily patient meal handling including leaving the room briefly only after ensuring nothing is needed, observing strict cleanliness on the meal tray, and serving fluids to patients who cannot sit up using a straw or feeding cup when available. It emphasizes removing all traces of food from the room after meals.
Legislators push bills regulating dancing and movies while authors urge deeper moral reform. They argue laws cannot fix social ills rooted in the home and church and call individuals to higher decency, voting to shape the town through personal responsibility.
Striking members of the building trades unions in Walls Walla decide to form a cooperative association to construct buildings for interested parties at the actual cost of materials and labor.
The excerpt offers a string of aphorisms on time pain love and social habits. It critiques arguing loudly and urges self inspection while noting the fickleness of popularity and neighborly relations.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a test with isoregion and a drug vstera complexion. It references a woman wanting to bluff or blush, but the text is incomplete and unclear about events or identities.
The readable fragments describe a housing issue with a tenant facing eviction or rent problems. A landlord is mentioned with weeks of delay and a concern about the state of an apartment. The text hints at tensions between tenant and landlord.
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