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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
15
A satirical discussion of blondes vs brunettes in marriage and temperament. The piece notes blondes are captivating yet unstable, while brunettes are steadier and more practical, asserting blonde allure masks deeper traits.
Mildred Kitchen presents varied methods for preparing eggplant including frying, stuffing, and baking with cheese or tomato. Tips cover selecting firm fruit, varying fillings, and achieving delicate flavors while noting labor-saving adjustments and serving ideas.
Kathryn DePeyster discusses proper etiquette for thanking wedding gifts and polite social conduct. The piece argues gratitude is essential and outlines accepted behavior for brides and guests, including how a gentleman may offer his arm in public and when such assistance is appropriate or not.
A lively feature on taffeta gowns inspired by Spanish fashion, with notes on a backless design and a low V neck. The piece highlights a wedding gown style with pink taffeta accents and violet crystal accessories.
Ann Marie faces pressure from Uncle Hamby Aunt Annie and others to borrow money from a penitent piece tied to their mother while her cousin Lowder vanishes and a plan to relocate Tim emerges. The scene unfolds in the Bloomstrong home on Sycamore Street as relatives argue over money and honor.
A fragmented narrative follows Ann Marie and her friends as farewells loom at a railway station. Farewell tears mix with street chatter and a mysterious convoy of events hint at relationships, secrets, and an impending departure.
In a dim room a doll named Mise Doll struggles to open her eyes as a shadowy figure disrupts a party. Howard, Koart, and Tank pursue a riddle about a mysterious elite, with clues suggesting an elephant that fears a mouse and prefers peanuts, amid playful mischief and a pantomime of dreams.
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