Inaugural ceremony at White House with honored guests
East entrance scene captures McIntyre Harold Phillips and Hazel Cook at the inaugural ceremony. Photo at right shows East Wing surroundings as preparations begin for the event.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
15
East entrance scene captures McIntyre Harold Phillips and Hazel Cook at the inaugural ceremony. Photo at right shows East Wing surroundings as preparations begin for the event.
Fragmentary diary style text portrays a struggle to speak and reveal, with incoming lines hinting at a tense exchange and shifting voices. Names and places blur, suggesting a poetic or scriptlike scene where a character seeks guidance while others react with caution.
Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Davis Fluth, aged 101, says times change very little as years pass. A niece of Jefferson Davis, she resides in South San Antonio and reflects on enduring memories from by gone days.
Twelve emburk over Seed Rav Tues and Maanella Pereiala with Adcom Btre- Nuon sl oT Morcia the Taian are noted in a terse local notice. The fragmentary text references a period event or decision affecting several entities and places, suggesting a civic or organizational action pending or reported.
A garbled text fragment mentions Rabbi Hirschberg of Chicago and a pulpit assignment. The readable bits reference religious leadership, but the rest is unintelligible, lacking clear dates or locations to establish a full news item.
The reminiscence describes a widow, Mrs. Meyers, reflecting on Civil War times, family ties, and long life. She recalls service, hardship, and the move from Torvedeos to San Antonio, noting ancestors, dates, and a granddaughter’s marriage. The piece preserves names, places, and era details in a sober, period tone.
The fragment lists Kipling poems adapted to opera and music, mentions performers and venues in San Antonio, New York, and other places. It notes various poets, composers, and performers, with scattered references to literary work and stage pieces. The text reads like a chaotic program note from a theater or concert listing.
The readable fragments reference a San Angelo market and a hurt autoist, with faded notes implying someone from San Antonio and a hospital context. Details are unclear, but the item points to a交通 incident report involving city names and a patient at a hospital.
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