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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1938
Page
6
Colonel confronts massed gathering as Weaver warns of injustice at the schoolhouse rally near Bannockburn. Rain breaks the meeting, shifting mood from fiery oratory to a dawning political uproar and personal reckoning for the colonel and Lambert Parsons group.
An old advertisement touts a brand ringworm ointment with bold claims and a plainspoken tone. It highlights price points and broad usage across households, urging readers to try the product for ringworm and related skin issues.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims the product uses creosote blends, guarantees satisfaction with a refund, and urges shoppers to ask plainly for the authentic Creomulsion by name at the drugstore.
Beatrice Fairfax answers a widow’s letter about love for a separated man. She warns that delaying action harms health and advises not to press for a date or gift while the exact date is unknown. The letter mixes romance advice with a scene of flirtation and imagination.
An article describes rubber swim apparel featuring butterfly designs on suits and flower patterned trim. It highlights beach accessories including cut-out rubber bags, tri color knapsacks, and striped rubber gear, noting a vintage push toward rubber materials and nostalgia for carefree swimming days.
A garbled notice lists multiple meetings across San Antonio area groups. The Chefs' Friendly Society at St Mark's Episcopal Church plans a Wednesday gathering with 6 18 p m supper. Numerous clubs and committees meet Thursday including book reviews, Ladies auxiliary, Palm Heights Recreation, Maltese Club, and local Parent-Teacher associations with varying times and locations.
Fragmented advice on ending friendships with kindness to avoid tragedy. It urges avoiding public shaming or harshness, noting that cruelty can wound pride and even drive someone to self harm. The piece frames living well as the remedy and hopes for eventual reconciliation.
Dear Ears, Heeckmans offer etiquette tips from 1808 urging thoughtful party gifts and gracious hosts. They advise a birthday hat, opening gifts, and thanking guests. They discuss proper walking side by sidewalk curb and polite conduct among couples.
New York reports a 1920s style comeback with bell shaped cloche hats and vivid spring colors. Designers feature trimmed cloches with flowers feathers and ribbons, while Mrs Harrison Williams and designer Jean Schhunberger push the trend with bold accessories and contrasting leather shoes and colored handbags.
Palm Beach social note says Eleanor Clemens will return home in time for the Giza Cotillion club event on February 1. In unrelated announcement Merle Williams of Fort Benning Georgia reports the birth of a son, Merle Robbingly, on January 25 at Fort Sam Houston Station hospital.
A period tone discussion urges modernization of beauty routines as women work and social demands rise. It notes simple coifs fall back to the front when daily grooming shows flaws and describes early electrolysis and depilation methods, their effects on hair, and advice from operators for permanent removal and complexion improvements.
A midcentury style tea time feature outlines shapes and flavors for yeast rolls. It includes recipes for hot cross bun like knots and caramel rolls with steps for sweet dough, fermentation, shaping, and baking at modest oven temperatures.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery claiming it strengthens and revitalizes the body. It promotes a quick recovery from weakness and pale appearance with a sales tone, naming a drugstore context and referencing a price.
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