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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1928
Page
3
The Light analyzes handwriting of residents in Brightouie and South Texan, noting no two handwritings are alike yet shared impulses run through families. Readers receive daily judgments of personality from samples, naming individuals and providing pointed traits and advice.
Debbie, a schoolteacher’s niece, hears she has a film job after a long string of auditions. She hustles through makeup, scenes, and a party, meeting Angus MacCloud and Stella and facing Hollywood’s lure, gossip, and the pressure to fit a new screen persona.
A social leader Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt endorses the vogue for long hair and Victorian coifs at society functions. New York fashions feature sapphire ornaments, rhinestones, and tailored evening wear as clubs host events marking anniversaries and dances. A dramatic fall incident during a stair passage ends with a cliffhanger note: TO BE CONTINUED.
Washington reports a federal trade commission inquiry into the fertilizer industry set for discussion by the House Judiciary Committee this week. The dispatch notes related topics include legal actions, industry oversight, and potential policy implications.
Beryl Van Horn, once noted for stage work, wed Kohut Steel an operatic baritone in Radnor Pennsylvania. The ceremony was delayed by unspecified issues as the couple announced their union amid publicity and local attention.
An elderly man became disoriented while walking on Broadway in a squared circle near the 100 block early Saturday, nearly causing a serious incident. Officer William Portia helped locate his home and restore safety.
A partial OCR shows multiple individuals with street addresses and a military location. Entries include Lea G. Wigelis at 230 Tint Mussache avenue Edwin D. Rindhalter at 61 North Palmetto avenue Dr 0 H Timmins at 18 Weet Ag actly avenue d WL French at 946 West Gramercy ace Mrs 3 P Hamilton Foie 2 Box 184 Capt J D Clears Fort Sam Houston.
A wartime dispatch reports that bananas grown in the Panera Manel zone have seen shipments surge, with a near hundred percent increase over the last five years. The note highlights developing infrastructure and regional trade in the isthmus, amid broader strategic concerns.
Major Clarence J. Tinker Lt Thomas A. Duke and Private Charles R. Muirigh received the Soldiers Medal for noncombat heroism. Tinker rescued Commander Robert A. Burg from a burning aircraft, Duke saved a drowning private, and Muirigh disarmed a rifle-wielding enlisted man in a crisis at Fort Pronk.
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