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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
13
The narrative centers on Bobbie, a young woman drawn between enduring romance and a Hollywood style pursuit of fame. Amid tangled affairs and family pressures she navigates stage and screen dreams, stumbling into schemes, jealousy, and a perilous romance as she quests a path to prominence.
A young woman imagines a solo outing on Tollywood Boulevard, chasing the glitz of palm trees, open-air markets, and movie fantasy. Robbin Antell and group members wander the avenue enjoying bright signs, booths, and a promise of cinematic wonder.
The second in a series of Rosie programs at the local college will be presented by junior, academic and college departments. At 4:30 p.m. on Friday afternoon twelve students will perform selections by Mozart, Chopin, Satie and others. Performers include Miss Tullia Tleeming, Miss Maxine Tradxbuw, Miss Provence Procussi, and others, with works ranging from The Grasshopper to Moonlight Sonata and Rondo. Another program was held this week at Riverside Country Law School by Slivsey Helene Kroeger and others from the college department’s music group.
A bullet wound injured a man on the right shoulder after seven years. The victim was treated at Green Hospital and removed from the scene. The incident occurred at 201 South Jared Street with wards and responders detailing the event.
A chaotic drive ended with the suspect in custody after weaving through traffic on West Commerce Street and striking a van before surrendering to officers Wednesday. Patrolman Tel Togniton witnessed the event and detainment followed at the scene.
Former state prohibition district director CW Ware reported a burglary at his residence on Nolen Street Thuresiiy. Thieves entered through a window, leaving tracks and a watch and weight lighter behind. Police notified.
Rabbi Ephrim Weisch will speak on a European novel with a vivid portrait of events and characters. The discussion is set for Sunday at 30 o'clock in the Lempie venue, with a childcare service available.
San Antonio youths from Main Avenue and Brackenridge High schools form local Billy Goals chapters. They advocate thinking skills and civic engagement amid crowded schools, imagining ambitious goals like earning a million dollars this year. The city notes this youth mobilization as a hopeful sign for local progress.
Fragmented text presents a discussion on self awareness and character analysis, listing lines that resemble horoscopic style readings. It mentions Miss Levharn Shon Teigh and Miss Stoneleigh Wellowing as readers and annotates several personal traits with ornate, old fashioned language.
Education failed to keep boys from pitting and organizing local chapters of the Order of Wily Giants to relieve congested conditions. Future San Antonio may see hard work by new workers while unknowing citizens suffer. Charter members include Maucin Avenue group leaders and Brackenwidn high scoot participants with many listed names.
A Bra zilian diamond display at Michael Jewelry County features gems once owned by Argentine and Brazilian entities. The stones, valued in the bank era, are described as Tengitian and rare, with the Argentine republic and local figures cited in the transfer history.
An article reports that Chief of Police L. O. Miller issued Thursday a reprimand to professional bondsmen for failing to visit prisoners. The piece notes delays and mentions distrust in the bondmen’s handling of detainees. The report underscores tensions between law enforcement and bondsmen over inmate oversight.
Two people were injured after a vehicle struck a street scene near Green Hospital early Wednesday. Authorities say the car components were mangled and witnesses described confusion as paramedics treated the victims at the scene.
A youth was surprised stealing a device in a local market by Patrolman Tesdaiera. The incident occurred near the Glen area and involved Ao Veyrurenid Saul as the suspect. Police report details remain sparse but safety officials responded promptly at the scene.
An officer reported that during a naval enlistment examination nine American youths faced coerced testing under strict regulations. Only one passed, amid claims of pressure and unusually high standards applied to the candidates this week.
Mrs Weise Brown of River Toad Tray school led a discussion on the emotions of a six year old before a City Bureau meeting this week. Mrs Friend A Haniyiek and other preschool workers from nearby counties aided the program, presenting insights from early childhood education.
Ambiguous text outlines a planned survey of school libraries to be conducted next week under the supervision of Merrill Bishop and Marlin Wilcow. Mentions Marioan association and Whrnriuns with incomplete names and unclear roles.
The piece reports on a Monday night event at 7340 Market, where A. Marky Tem e is to appear. It notes the speaker will discuss film topics and the gathering will highlight industry interest in new projects and personalities in Hollywood.
The marriage of Charles H Boyle and Goss O Bannon occurred in Seguin with attendance by local residents. The couple plans to reside at 408 North Mama Street.
A San Antonio art contest funded by Edgar Davis, Texas wildflower patron, boosts prizes to 14500 in a bid to honor prairie blooms and reward artists. The piece recounts Davis’s rise from oil speculation to philanthropy, linking the prize fund to his 1920s wildcat wells and a historic Texas oil surge.
A jumble of street names and partial names appears, listing addresses across multiple avenues and streets such as San Jacinto, North Palm, Olle street, and Wallen street with numerous partial identifiers and initials. The fragmentary OCR text suggests a directory or notice style but lacks coherent narrative or a clear action.
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