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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
21
A historical list outlines excellent good and fair foods for vitamins A B and C plus other factors. It names milk, butter, leafy greens, carrots, beans, fruits like apples and bananas, tomatoes, oranges, and grains as sources. It notes varied quality levels and includes dairy, meats, nuts, and cereals.
A reader, 80, a bookkeeper, seeks guidance on two suitors. The adviser warns against loveless marriage and recommends keeping both as friends while waiting for genuine love with the first man, since a loveless union is unlikely to flourish.
Fashion’s Facts and Fancies notes drink influences in style with coffee tones in satin and leather. It highlights spring trends with cream handbags, lace and embroidered purses, delicate trinkets, and bold pink or green accents in accessories.
Puzzle text presents a dense grid of clues and hints for a 1946 puzzle. It shows numerous across and down prompts with word lengths and letter patterns, including references to bond, vegetables, vessels, and various wordplay cues. The page credits King Features Syndicate Inc with a 1946 copyright.
A critique of a husband’s jealousy over his wife buying a spring bonnet. The column argues the wife’s spending is her own money earned by her labor over years of marriage, protected by law, and questions the husband’s claim to ownership of her earnings. It defends female independence and the value of rejuvenation through modest indulgence.
A fragment from 1928 satirical piece discusses temptations and dangers in marriage. The poem warns husbands about the moment of moral testing as social trends and women influence behavior and finances.
Green wisdom echoes that success comes through struggle not malice. Gray’s Fables remind readers that praise is earned by effort and perseverance rather than hidden motives.
A rural dialogue portrays Bobby and family debating William Tell and his father. Pa defends legends, mocks fame, and scolds Bobbie as the group laughs and learns a lesson about pride and memory. The exchange includes playful mispronunciations and a speaker’s insistence on truth about fathers.
A poetic vignette celebrates spring soft on the hills and in the garden. The speaker, amid singing birds and pansies, declares joy unhindered by cold, envisioning warm days, glowing plumage of joy, and dreams of summer fragrance and song.
Jeanie and I encounter Jim and Pat with Brooke De Courcey at a hotel, triggering jealousy and tense confrontations. Jeanie reveals deep pain from her past, while Pat defends Jim and urges restraint as relationships strain under social scrutiny and marriage pressures.
A Foxy Grandpa tale recounts landing at Nome Alaska and observing a seal family on a rocky coast. The narrator describes Esquimaux uses of walrus parts for clothing, tools, oil, and raincoats while a playful scene with Bunny and Bobby unfolds.
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