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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
17
A fragmented literary piece follows Helen Westkold and Adele in a troubling social web. Adele faces scrutiny over past choices and the editor Lansing Kellogg’s influence, while Helen confronts reputational danger and a chance for personal renewal amid press and party pressures.
A garbled text fragment presents a bedtime story attributed to John Earton and mentions a celebration event and various characters. The legible parts evoke a whimsical scene with references to Water, Dow, EbithA Uuwseqt, and Teller Qin amid an unclear narrative about eating and woodstick lines.
A noisy polemic argues that women fail to pick candidates, citing home duties as reason. It recalls instances of women who neglected registration or voting, and asserts that the home life shapes political participation while urging improved engagement.
The article surveys spring fashion trends with a focus on detachable high collars and new silhouette lines. It notes economy affecting purchases, extended warm weather fabrics, and designers forecasting slim youthful fits, linen staples, and velvet options as the season opens.
A condensed reflection on the name Portia from Shakespeare and classical origins. It traces Latin roots and Roman use, noting Portia as a symbol of feminine virtue and love. The piece mentions cultural reverence, Friday being her lucky day, and the number two as a symbolic token.
Report from Buffalo area in New York about Anuric tablets claimed to eliminate uric acid and relieve symptoms of inflammation rheumatism and urinary stones. Adverts urge readers to ask for Anurie by Dr. Pierce and request a trunk package by mail.
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