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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1931
Page
7
A Ms Kitchen urged holiday hospitality with a well stocked cookie jar and Christmas cakes. Recipes for Peppernuts and Lekuchen with instructions cover dough mixing, shaping, baking, cooling and storage, plus a transparent icing to finish.
Fay King argues that spending on movies opera and related pleasures boosts circulation and sustains employment. She notes those who can afford culture support workers and urges continued patronage to improve conditions for the unemployed and those in the industry.
A vintage lingerie feature extols handmade pieces, detailing delicate lace trim and tailored slips. It highlights French crepe sets, bias cut gowns, self bound edges, and Beige Alencon lace with prices under 20 dollars for bundles, urging readers to shop for thoughtful gifts via Alice and Evelyn in The Light.
A reminiscence recalls old air grounds on Pleasanton road near Terrell Wells resort. The author mentions Autrey, a 1800 era race horse owner, and a Sunday drive along South Flores Street with a two seated Muggy and an old broken down horse.
A reader asks Beatrice Fairfax if she should thank a young man for a home dinner and a vacation card. Fairfax suggests not pressing for a formal invitation, noting he may have lost faster progress or become unsure of pursuing a serious relationship.
A reader asks about etiquette for wedding gifts and hosting new couples. The column, titled Pointers on Etiquette, discusses appropriate gift choices, laundry needs, and how much to contribute when a couple hosts or attends events. It includes guidance on presenting best wishes to the bride and proper social conduct.
A quirky tale follows the Goodnight Stories shadow beings as they search for the little Jones boy’s missing temper. They travel through a galley and wall into a duck core where Knorf encounters a green eyed, goblin like creature guarding the temper. The shadows debate how best to reclaim it, arguing whether the boy truly needs one.
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