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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
10
A jumble of names, poems, and notes from Mor rola Evening Post hints at travel plans, sermons, and satirical verse. References include Mr and Mrs P Arderso of SUZ Wild Rose, a preacher’s first sermon crowd, and a line about cholera germs in a medical journal.
Fragmented text portrays Maurine returning from the woods and meeting her friend Helen. Vivian Dangerfield looms as Maurine’s loves interest. The dialogue hints at a declared betrothal and a blessing, with tense reverie and emotional exchange. The passage reflects dramatic narration and a literary scene rather than a clear news event.
Crowds thronged the harbor as the Prince of Wales arrived traveling light yet sensible. He was greeted by cheering thousands and driven through the lanes from the harbor to the hotel, while reports about accompanying individuals and ongoing court case details emerged in fragmented notes.
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