Fears of Honey Lou in a Mills Family Romance
Honey Lou Wuntley, private secretary to Grumpy Wallack, meets jealousy in love as Jack Wallack returns to the mills. Angela Allen schemes to drive a wedge, while Dr Steve Mayhew and Margret complicate affairs. The couple wed quietly, facing trust issues and a tangle of suitors and debts.
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Mildred Harris Explains Chaplin Marriage Strife
The final article in Mildred Harris series details why Charlie Chaplin cannot sustain a happy marriage. Harris, Chaplin’s first wife, recounts home life and the factors that lead to marital strain.
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Water saved by infant bath draws judge’s plea
A 9 month old, Fred J. Matthies Jr., is photographed being bathed as water flows from a faucet. Judge A. W. Seeligson, president of the water board, urges conservation with the slogan water is precious save it.
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Shabby bedroom talk between Honey Lou and Margret
Honey Lou asks about Miss Ayres and Margret's view on her looks. They riff on a past friend Angela and a book given to Honey Lou on her wedding day. Margret accuses Angela Allen of stirring trouble with Jack while hinting at hidden affections.
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Remembering Charlie Chaplin A Memoir Of Love And Insight
The author reflects on her past anger toward Chaplin, now matured and forgiving. She recalls marriage, motherhood, and the artist’s temperament driven by work, not life’s routine duties, and admits a lasting memory even as public scrutiny looms. The piece hints at lessons learned and a reevaluation of Chaplin’s genius.
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Limerick contest drives daily prize drive in San Antonio
In a satirical missive from San Antonio, Mr. Frisky hypes a public limerick contest run by The Light and the Texas theater. A Western Union note reports a Ford touring car stolen near Eagle Pass was recovered in San Antonio after a collision in a Mexican town. Officers identified the suspect seller and the car’s history, as regional curiosity and publicity swell with daily prize offers.
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Turning Do Dog's Delight
Post office workers report a small dog enjoying the revolving door by running in and out of the building. An onlooker joked the pup thinks it is riding a hobby horse as he tires of the pastime and saunters off in search of new diversions.
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Steady drip of faucet means loss of worlds
Judge AL W. Seeligson of the San Antonio water board warns that daily water waste from faucets amounts to twice the actual use. He calls every drop a world, noting that 15 gallons a day could fill a tub and even a small leak can exhaust the water allotted on a meter.
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Human Nature and the Split Between Thoughtful and Thoughtless
A Chamber of Commerce switchboard operator notes that people are about equally thoughtful and thoughtless. A visitor left a quarter after a call, and an hour later a man used it for his own call paid by the same quarter. The operator concludes that women may be the better half, though the trend seems split.
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Reading Test Results Show Fifth Graders Near Seventh Grade Level
Results from last week indicate seven fifth and fourth grade pupils in San Antonio schools averaged near seventh grade in silent reading. Miss Inez Foster noted Morrison McCall standard tests placed fifth graders close to seventh grade ability for the period. In other school news, plans for a Valentine party were announced by the northwest circle of the Women's Council of Central Christian Church to be hosted at Mrs. John W. Darby’s home at 129 West Argita Avenue at 3 pm on Wednesday.
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Ready Buyer Near Homes Through Real Estate Columns
Light readers are home people and prospective buyers of good real estate. The paper’s Real Estate columns attract ready buyers, so place your Want Ad now to locate and sell a home.
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