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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented text cites Turkish experts pressed by President Mustafa Kemal to coin necessary words for a national dictionary amid claims of worn terms and free speech limits. It also mentions a 26 year old bride, a 76 year old husband facing $1000 payments, and comments by Rev Wiley on climate and curiosity about investigations.
Syedseats features report from Ingressman Frisby who just returned from a swing around the agricul ueath. He says farmers sleep on saw horses and mattresses were fed to the Wveslork. A cult supposedly ate a farmer’s whiskers while he could do nothing. Chamber Music Knoc hasharr notes a Chamber of Commerce gathering with Mrs. Fein at piano and Phil Fein delivering a rich tenor performance.
A garbled passage describes a local editor and a silver bejeweled soprano linked to a town figure F.C. Ha. Ed Young provided different piano accompaniments, but the text remains unclear about specifics or outcomes in Lan-the deep.
Report cites Dr John Petrick McNichols president of the University of Detroit who allegedly ruled 300 girls may not converse beyond brief greetings with two hors beyond Hallo and How are you. The item notes optimism about limited chat on an open roadster and suggests fanciful social rules on campus.
Comic panel recounts Tillie and Nifty in humorous misunderstanding as a man at a hotel listens for a punchline. The strip hints at romantic misreadings and light newsroom-style gags typical of the era.
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