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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1931
Page
6
The article explains mixed grill methods including broiling and pan broiling for various meats and vegetables. It covers searing to lock juices, cooking times, and using dressings like French dressing and mustard. Also details hampered by tender cuts, and suggests combinations like chops with sausages and potatoes for multiple servings.
A bustling holiday shopping feature touts doll houses with electric lighting, furniture sets, and miniature rooms priced around a dollar. It highlights toy trains, building sets with motors, and art kits, plus playful items like soap character toys and color bubble sets, urging readers to write for the illustrated Christmas booklet.
A reader asks about hosting a small town reception when moving with a husband in a prominent position. Advice suggests delaying a reception until familiar with neighbors, inviting a few new friends, and avoiding "forced" gatherings. A separate note asks for tea etiquette for a 15 year old, including invitations and attire with maternal co-hosting.
A household hint suggests an ambitious piano student aided by a long board and base spine pain, with a straight back chair easing kinks. Invitations are sent by her mother who should write gracious notes to guests using warm phrases for a Friday afternoon event on November 10 at 4 o clock, signed Martha Gregory Lane and Arthur Lane with dearest greetings.
The memory recalls Clyde Littlefield famed Texas back and coach who could throw farther than teammates could kick. Notre Dame, coached by Knute Rockne, wrestled with Texas to three quarters before Texas faded to about 80 to 7 in the magnate era description.
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