Realistic Limerick Wins Prize in Los Angeles
There is a light verse about a man named McNye who traveled from Ohio to Los Angeles. He reads The Light and chooses to stay to live and to die with Mrs. Leona Seallern at 1406 West French. The note hints at a prize of four dollars and two theater tickets for Texas Theater.
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Limerick winner and movie puzzle notes stir San Antonio crowd
The piece recalls Milton McAlister winning a limerick contest and notes Mrs Seallorn’s entry. meanwhile public interest shifts from crosswords to questionnaires on art and literature. A movie list and quirky Qs about stars, directors, and gossip follow, with playful commentary on public tastes and a nod to George Young and Catalina Ohbannet.
Mrs Frisky Appeals to Public Amid Divorce Rumors
An unsigned plea from Mrs. Frisky to the public urges townspeople to attend a Tuesday meeting in the municipal hall to discuss rumors about her husband, Mr. Frisky. She plans to use information gathered as evidence for an upcoming divorce filing, signed as a loyal friend.
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