Honey Lou and Jack Wallack in Private Mills Drama
Honey Lou Tontley, secretary to Wallack Mills head, elopes with Jack Wallack and clashes with Angela Ahlen who schemes to drive them apart. Angela provokes debt, hides Tim Donegal scandal, and Jack’s mother The Head rebukes Honey Lou as relations crumble. The motor party and bootlegging arrest worsen the split.
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Honey Lou Tontley
Margret
Honey Lou
Jack
Wallacks
Angela
Honey Low
Foney Low
Honey Loo
Honey Loa
Honey Lon
Tim Donegal
Tim
Jim
Donegal
Connecion
Honey ‘Lou
Honey Lou Meadows Keeps Strong on Family Tines
June brings the birth of Ann Ludlow's daughter nicknamed Honey Lou by Harriet Louise. Honey Lou Meadows insists the child’s full name honors both parents as Joe Meadows watches, uneasy but proud. A tense scene ends with Honey Lou fleeing toward home while Meadows looms and taunts at the doorway.
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Ann Ludlow
Ann
Honey Lou
Harriet Louise
Honey Lou Meadows
Joe Meadows
Honey
Joe
Honey Low
Meadows
Ratsi
Toney Lou
Palm reading health tips from a San Antonio seer
A San Antonio amateur seer claims to read health and future via palm lines. He explains health line indicators for anaemia consumption and nervous strain, notes the line’s absence in robust hands, and warns about guidance toward remedies like oil of cloves and iodine.
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San Antonio
Tertury
First Dot Puzzle Riddles Through Veterinary Vernon
A short puzzle item with a hint of a veteran named Vernon carrying a heavy bag. The prompt asks to draw straight lines between numbers to solve a sequence. It presents a playful test of pattern recognition and spatial reasoning.
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Vernon
Re Woqes Wife Noes French To Collapse Jail
A San Antonio husband avoided jail by reuniting with his wife after facing a weekly support charge. The article notes a separate Army training anecdote at Kelly Field about a cook's French toast resembling a shrinking loaf.
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San Antonio
Kelly Field
Attendance record at Witte Memorial Museum reached 7000
A new attendance record was set at the Witte Memorial Museum on Sunday with 7000 visitors. Curator Miss Ellen Schulz cited previous daily averages around 3500 as context. Judges will award prizes this week in the Wildflower contest.
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Ellen
Schulz
Nine Join Highland Park Church Revival
The Highland Park Baptist Church reports nine new members joined the congregation during a revival led by evangelist Rev. W. O. Rivers on Sunday. Total church membership rose to 207 with twenty new additions at the Sunday school.
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Highland
Highland Park Baptist Church
W. O. Rivers
Medical Officer to lecture on electro cardiography
Medical corps officer Cant. E. I. Steves will continue his electro cardiography lecture at the weekly clinical conference. The event is at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston at 6 p.m. Monday and San Antonio medical professionals are invited to attend.
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E. I. Steves
Medical Corps
Station Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Planes Return To Skies After Weather Delays
Aircraft finally lift from Kelly field as crews rush to make up for a week of bad weather. The air is crowded with planes and pilots eager to resume flying duties after a prolonged stoppage.
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Kelly Field
Wees
Light Dots start in The Light to amuse San Antonio youth
The Light introduces Light Dots a daily puzzle for children in San Antonio. It offers free Aztec theater tickets to the first correct solution each day and promises ongoing puzzles on weekdays, with eventual relocation to the magazine page.
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San Antonio
Office of the Light
Guy
Artec Theater
Felix Gallo Jr Burial Planned In San Antonio
Funeral services for Felix Gallo Jr. 80 who died Sunday at his sister’s home will be held Tuesday afternoon. Rev. A. G. Woltz of St. John Lutheran Church will officiate. Interment is set for Termyn Sons cemetery. Gallo a San Antonio native, survived by his father Felix Gallo, brothers Max Salt Cavanaugh and John Sheppard, all of San Antonio, and Mrs. John Sheppard of Roel Springs.
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Felix Galle Jr
August Hornung
Hot Wells Boulevard
Ree. A. TG. Woltz
St. John Lutheran Church
Termyn Sons
Gallo
San Antonio
Felix Gallo
Max Salt
Ganeva War
Cavanaugh
John Shepherd
Roel Springs
Ener
San Antonio student photos request sets Dallas event note
Marshall Johnston received a letter requesting photographs from the San Antonio school interiors. The photos were to be exhibited at a heart conveytion in Dallas on February 27.
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S.A
S A Art Rivals Nature In Clay and Woodwork
S A shows an artist A P Pena who imitates nature with woodwork from clay. Fireman Pena creates an art piece while Rose Carvajal stands beside an artistic lamp he crafted.
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S. A
A. P. Pena
Rose Carvajal
Imitation Woodwork Hobby of San Antonio Fireman
A San Antonio fireman of Station No. 2 pursues woodwork imitation as a hobby. He crafts miniature bottles lamps vises and other objects from plaster and prints. His latest piece a hollow floor lamp reveals a carved miniature scene when lit showcasing his skill.
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Matt
Nevire
Pr. Pena
San Antonio
Stati No. 2
Wien
Motive
Women workers must show ability and personality
Mrs F S Robnett argues that in modern offices the college trained woman offers more than charm. Employers increasingly seek personality along with education, valuing poise, culture, and responsibility. The article notes trained women tend to grasp situations quickly and exercise good judgment, with page 4 continued.
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Fe Sons
Wome
Geo
Awick
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Sterrett
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Arningt
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Clay
Nolly Laver Redu
F. S. Robnett
Callegiate Bureai
Universal Service
Chicago
Rowey
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