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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
9
A letter from Robart advises a tasteful, personal gift for an 18 year old girl. He recommends useful items like fingers and books with quality appeal, urging choices of a refined, ephemeral nature rather than flashy or overly practical presents.
Fay King muses on youth and age in modern times. She notes children dressing and acting older, while elders feel aging is a crime. The piece laments precocious youth and the pressure to appear older than one’s years.
A jumble of items spans trays bookends footstools and magazine racks with multiple price points from 1.50 to 15.0. The piece markets Dresden shade lamps copper scrolls glassware porcelain and box sets while urging readers to visit stores and consider small affordable presents for Christmas or housewarming gifts.
A reader asks about leaving a nine year marriage for a married man and infatuation with a younger woman. Beatrice Fairfax urges evaluating trust issues, warns that nightlife is not a ground for divorce, and recommends honesty and seeking clarity before any separation or commitment. A second item offers dating advice for a self described wallflower, advising patience, social effort, and inviting breaks within clique dominated events.
A fragmented tale follows shadow children Mij Mor Unni Yam and knart seeking a remedy for the Jones boy who has a bad temper. They find a cave behind a cellar wall leading to a magical garden where Betty and Billy Good Temper appear to offer a cure before they return to help the boy.
Mildred Kitchen shares cozy holiday recipes and crafts for children. Articles describe stuffed dates with fondant filling, un cooked fondant variations, and holiday confections using dates, nuts, chocolate, and dried fruits. Also details playful candy shapes and simple decorations suitable for Christmas preparations.
Autobiographical reminiscence recalls Fredericksburg days with a Catholic priest driving a gasoline car wagon. The narrator recounts boys’ astonishment at a buggy converted for fuel and hints at a recurring number tied to early memories.
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