Echoes From Past Mrs Sallie King Hopkins Collects Rare Books
Mrs. Sallie King Hopkins shown in her library marvels that time rarely changes ideas. She possesses a collection of rare old books from eras past.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1927
Page
16
Mrs. Sallie King Hopkins shown in her library marvels that time rarely changes ideas. She possesses a collection of rare old books from eras past.
An early 20th century melodrama follows Diana Hess and Michael Scott as their forbidden romance unfolds amid family opposition. Financial strain, social pressures, and a push toward marriage test their devotion while Diana seeks her mother’s approval and a future with Michael.
A fog drifts through the Golden Gate as a couple sits near the Tinn Arts Palace contemplating a forbidden love. Memories race through the narrator’s mind, recalling seven and a half years of denied emotion and a past filled with flowers and farewells.
Jales Walton, president of the American Legion in Texas, announces Kellyfield in San Antonio has returned to duty. Mood remains steady as the update reaches Fort Worth via W. G. Geldsborough.
San Antonio city officials fixated on May Lambert bid to trade two javefina hogs for a pair of monkeys to gain funding. Lambert aims to secure 20, proposing it add to his order to obtain approval from FLW, Yoer of Taltis. Monkeys slated for Brackenridge Park after the sale.
A long fragment from a 1910-era discussion notes how ideas recur across centuries. It cites librarians and authors, mentions works like Humean Nature and early psychological topics, and references tours and PTA meetings, ending with a reference to a continued column.
Flying a thought-paced Fokker plane Trent 0 AC Minger left Kelly field enroute to California to pick up W. Kynk Jadee a military affairs committee member for a tour of Winth and Light Corps areas as Congressman James plans events in San Antonio.
A local contest invites boys and girls to color a panel from the comic strip "Rolls ma Her Pots" in the second section of The Eight. Each week the best colored strip wins a $2 prize, judged by the Comic Editor Wise light-haired man. Submit early to the Comic Editor or Comic Strip Rlctor of the San Antonio Bright.
A small child approximately years old wandered the Fort Sant Houster reservation with a shaggy dog and a pig in daylight Monday. Military police expressed optimism the child had been staying at home. Efforts are under way to locate the parents.
The Twelfth Field Artillery Band under director C. F. Keach will present a regimental concert on Tuesday night at O’Wdack. The program includes Chicago Post overture, Raymond waltz, selections by Fuscher and Tomlin, A Night in Tune, Spanish Cuile, Tar Feria, La Ron, La Zarmela, Butterfly, and Now Then. The event features performances by soloists Brooks, O’Wdack, and Miller.
Ten per cent reduction in Katy interurban fares will be in effect for thirty days beginning August 10, according to POR Griffin division passenger agent. Mr Griffin said the lower rate will be in force to stimulate passenger traffic during the busy street vacation month of this summer.
Prohibition officers seized forty eight bottles after two quarts of whiskey were taken in a week at a South Alans store, according to a charge filed Monday. The complaint names Que ton in the proceedings.
Proposals to supply hardware for the city hall and the public health and detective headquarters were received by the city this morning and referred to inspectors for evaluation. Low bidders expected to win contracts.
An Internal Revenue official reports return from a trip to various duties. Special Agent C. T. Cumphan and Joe of the Intelligence unit resumed duties after a stay. Rev Antonio Monday was the contact point, with Campbell having been away about two weeks.
A man from Fainburg reported to police that two men deceived him out of $100. Mondeyou asked officers to reclaim the money. He claimed one watched him while the other robbed him, then returned to the desk. Mrs. Will F. Wood, secretary in the federal narcotics office, was at work Monday after three days away visiting Colorado and other states.
Fire rips Bandera, northwest of here, threatening the Bank building and several warehouses. Residents, aided by bucket brigades and a single pumper from San Antonio, battle flames with improvised defenses. Water mains absent, firemen lay a half mile of hose as the blaze is finally quenched after midnight. Fire started by an exploding barrel near a warehouse.
A Kerrville YMCA camp will close on Tuesday with a community vote to decide its future. The site will be reused by the Rotary Club for the remainder of the summer. District Attorney Tolu B Hedman of the Western District of eras was in Wea Muo dar.
A garbled help wanted notice appears with misspellings and unclear words urging capable men to apply. The fragment hints at a prompt advertisement but lacks readable details about job type, employer, or contact information.
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