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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1939
Page
6
Judith contends with fear and longing as Tex leaves for the coast and a distant life. Dudley’s calls and Judith’s packing reveal strain, hope, and a plan to join or be with Tex later. The day drags through farewells, airport tension, and the hollow ache of separation.
Judith trembles as Dudley arrives to announce Tex’s letter and their drift apart. He boasts of a Park Avenue apartment and a luxury Manhattan scene while Judith admires the interior, the ornate decor, and the expensive setup as their evening unfolds in 1946.
Fragmented diary style text recalls a lively social scene with personal praise and casual banter. Names like Dudley Judith and Eddie Stins appear among crowded dialogue about props, signatures, and plans. The tone hints at memories and informal chatter from a past gathering in 1977, ending with a credited note.
A garbled text fragment references bleaching products and methods, mentioning Mack, While Bleachinng, and a now unclear sequence with terms like bleaching action and Heliterc complexion. It labels ATE dealers and implies a consumer confusion around whitening routines and products.
A fragmented column discusses personal grooming, shoe fit, and posture, warning that tight footwear harms balance and spine. It notes circulation as a key factor in skin and beauty, advises cold showers after walking, and promotes active routines to improve complexion and energy.
A noisy instructional fragment explains dining car courtesy on Pullman and day-card trains. It covers seating requests, tipping norms, meal pricing, and social conduct with staff, including how passengers should interact with dining stewards and table waiters during journeys.
Details of aNames of travelers including Harry Hurary and Mrs Aloerk Staves, with a mother in Mexico City, indicate a planned August departure by air to Chicago and Puebla region, mentioning long day travel and awaiting arrival news amid rain.
The Tadpole Club notes Sam Geppers and Gunther Oreinger blowing on birthday candies. Mrs Oreinger recently toured Europe and New York after motoring across the British Isles. They sailed Conte de Loyola and are en route from Washington, D C, now heading to motor Thursday. Jean Dieteleh admires Katharine Cornell and tried to visit backstage after a San Antonio performance. She parked outside Miss Cornell's house at 23 Heckman Place and waited with Margate Gilmore. Jean was in New York with Tatchie McKee and Louise Powers. Cortinne Miller collects verses and faces many emities. Alec Templeton is mentioned in passing.
Wednesday events include Maeline of the Yoner People s ieepue at McCullough avenue church at 2 p m and a meeting of the Zenith Zant serarity with Miss Lucille Pring as hostess.
A reader asks if a jealous fiancé should remain dependent in his mother's home or pursue independence. Fairfax advises evaluating love versus financial support and suggests waiting for the fiancé’s mother to adjust before marriage, noting practical concerns and personal feelings.
The article promotes oleomargarine as a safe quick energy source for hungry children during school breaks. It advocates washing margarine with fresh milk for delicate meals, suggests its use in cookies and cereals, and provides several margarine based cookie recipes including prune filled cookies and raisin all bread cookies, with preparation and baking details.
Miss Blinn of Maxwell visited Kelly Neid for several weeks and is now staying with Mr. and Mrs. Wy WwW in Houston as she debuts at the lower home after a brief stay at Aring Neid.
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