Light Cooking School Draws Housewives to Event
The Light presents an upcoming cooking school at Leber Hall in the St Anthony hotel on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 August 20. Y A Harrison of Hills cafeterias will lead, teaching how to produce food economically and attractively for daily home use. The program emphasizes economy, quality, and appealing presentation with entertainment options.
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Toonerville Tales at REO Dinner Meeting
Toonerville Folks report a banquet at REO with claims of valuable attendance awards. The 2130 start leaves time for dishes and a beauty sleep, featuring Chicken movexé galad and Brunsel bread or cinnamon sticks. Harrison promises a surprise menu for bridge club, noon or evening meals, plus Sunday dinner. Recipe guidance and dinners scaled for home or larger events will be provided by Crockett 2100 via a courteous adwriter.
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Bridge Club
Breen Heads Labor Bureau in San Antonio
A. W. Green named supervisor of the San Antonio office of the United States Employment Service Labor Bureau. G. W. Woodman announced the appointment replacing J. H. Fallin who moved to Los Angeles. The San Antonio bureau handles the largest farm labor clearings in the region as cotton picker demand rises for northern Texas.
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J. H. Fallin
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Ballin
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Corpig Chrleti
Waco
Woodmann
Chinese Diplomat Gets Prison Term
In Washington on August 14, Chinese court sentences Keo Ying former San Francisco vice consul and his wife for smuggling opium into the United States. Xing received penal servitude and a $6000 fine, his wife four years and a $1000 fine.
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Keo Ying
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United States
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Xing
Nathan Shies at Menken Suggestion
Nathan, returning from Furzpe, seemed unconvinced by a Menken suggestion amid a August report on rates and a VPi-H. remark.
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Menken
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Furzpe
Master Blystery mystery contest in The Light
Readers of The San Antonio Light solve Falling Star story mysteries by Arthur Hoerl. Manuscripts received by Wednesday are judged by J. Frank Davis for prizes including 265 dollars for the best solution and 10 runner up prizes of theater tickets.
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Tha Mujcade
Flag Desecration Charged Women in New York Camp
Two women, Arlene Holmes and Mabel Husa, were charged with desecrating the American flag at the Von Etten international relief workers camp in Elmira New York. United States Commissioner Claude V. Stawell filed the complaint alleging the August 8 act involved profane language toward the flag.
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von Etten
United States
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Corning
Arlene Holmes
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Woman Flags Dry Act to Institute of Public Affairs
UNIVERSITY Va Aug 18 Prohibition condemned and its renewal urged before the Institute of Public Affairs by Mrs Marion Booth Kelly a member of the New York glass advisory council of the women's organization for national prohibition reform She argued prohibition either enforced or unenforced and voiced her views that it harms federal guarantees and undermines law
Gems Stolen From Patient At Sanatorium
A burglar entered Mrs L Zucht's sanatorium and rest home at 80 San Pedro avenue on Tuesday, stealing $42.60 in cash and over $300 in jewelry belonging to patient Mrs A C White of Tarlingen. Police reports indicate local homes of all kinds are advertised for sale in today’s classified section.
Milk of Magnesia for sour stomachs advertised
An old Time issue ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a tasteless, safe remedy for sour stomachs two hours after eating. It claims fast relief from excess stomach acid and credits physicians for decades of use. The ad notes a 28¢ to 50¢ price per bottle and cites trademark rights since 1879.
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