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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
16
Mildred Eitchen offers practical guidance on maintaining refrigeration. Proper cleaning before use, weekly washing, and avoiding air contact with ice are advised. For automatic models, wipe spills, rinse with lukewarm water, and periodic soda-cleaning. organize foods by temperature zones and keep doors tightly closed.
Fay King describes alleged love thieves and compares female complicity to male crime, arguing women who steal husbands share guilt with male criminals while defending a not guilty plea. The piece reflects moral judgments on romance and crime with provocative statements.
The piece notes divorce becoming common and women altering their appearance for vanity while men endlessly debate marriage. It satirically contrasts the idea of a wife as a "later model" with the reality of companionate marriage and evolving gender expectations.
Lucy Park notes antin as a key early autumn fabric in smart midway gowns. The Paris sketch features a crepe bodice, sling waist, and diurnal diagonal lines with a high waistline and a wiring belt. Palettes favor black with marcasite accessories, including long marrow pouches and antelope leather bags.
Cleanliness is the first law of beautifying and daily care. Wash the face nightly with soap and water, apply a bland soap, rinse and dry, then gently use cold cream if the skin is airy and leave on overnight. Cold water tightens tissues and a high chin improves posture and neck appearance. For a wrecked neck, massage with heavy cream, witch hazel, and rolling with ice.
Dear Miss de Peyster answers reader questions on greeting card etiquette, sharing car trip expenses, and appropriate chaperonage for overnight visits. The column emphasizes addressing greetings to both spouses, discussing shared travel costs, and cautious, well-structured invitations and expectations for youth outings.
In a tense sequence, MacKimmons and companions stagger from brush as Decatur is found dead, Pete takes charge while Anita laments. Roger suffers broken ribs and internal injuries, a rough descent ensues with hopes to move Decatur to a safer spot then press on.
Dear Alice Fairfax Tam twenty three loves Tasa who recently divorced. He is ten years older and says he loves me but won’t marry for four years. I will wait if we announce engagement. He says no need, but after four years we may wed. I am heartbreakened. Is his plan right. Beatrice Fairfax says he intends to stay unmarried and you will waste your heart. See him only with friends.
Five shadow-child ants led by Knarf walk to a garden in a tale of mischief and imagination. They test carrying a dandelion puff and learn a windblown lesson about effort, teamwork, and what happens when pride meets reality.
A garbled recipe outlines treating tan leather with a ten percent taunte acid then a ten percent tron sulphate solution. It mentions soaking colored cottons for an hour to set color, but the text is largely indecipherable and contains misspellings and unclear substances.
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