Private secretary Honey Lou Huntley in romantic tangle
The story follows Honey Lou Huntley a private secretary entangled with WALLACK Fabrics head Wallack Mills family. Angela Allen withholds truth about Jack and romantic rivals, Tim Donegal creates scandal, and Honey Lou faces divorce plans as jealousy and deceit unravel at home.
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Honey Lou Huntley
Wallace
Wallack
Mills
Joe Meadows
Sack Wallag
Father's Mills
Honey
Angela
Allen
Honey Bow
Jack
Steve Mayrew
Margret
Boney
Aureliy
Honey ‘Tou
Vint
Honey Lou
Money Lou
Tim Donegal
Tim
Sierson
Donegal
Honey Laut
Angel
Honey Tow
Honey Lou Reflects on Jane Ayres and Daisy's Wedding
In November sunlight Honey Lou and Margret discuss Miss Ayres, noting her looks and Jack Wallack's potential interest. Honey Lou contemplates life after Daisy's wedding at St Michael's Church, awaiting Daisy and her bridesmaids in the vestry.
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Lou
Miss Ayres
Honey Lou
Jack
Jane Ayres
Thaisy
St. Michael's Church
Honey Su
Daisy
Ma Mary
Modern wife blamed for crimes in study of home life
Miss Fae Reynolds of Bexar County argues heredity is not to blame for crime, citing environment and the “modern wife” as factors. She decries wasteful spending on prepared foods and says selfish wives push husbands to crime, gambling, or drinking. Meanwhile San Antonio hosts bathing beauties and swimmers with catering events for tourist day parade and barbecue.
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Fae Reynolds
Bexar
JSD
Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Miss Reynwhle
Miss Reynoli
San Antonio
Hove
San Pedro Park
Willian King
Winchester Kelso
Camopus Club
Park
Sarah Golisesin
Cisna Park
Two L A Burglars Get 105 Cash and Diamond Ring
Police report two burglars active in Antanis Tuesday night. Frank Lonu of the Toblane hotel on West Houston street said 105 was taken from his room. A diamond ring was stolen from Mrs H H Frazier on Victoria street.
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Antanis
Ng Lo
Frank Lonu
Kin Reunited After Radio Proves Family Identity
A man found by radio verification searches leads to a reunion with his family after years apart. Judge Tili Shook helps locate his relatives, with a trip to Chala by plane to meet them and restore connections.
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Big Family
AL Nae
Fort Sim Mouston Tajloy
Vplatisne
Tili Shook
Hodson Learum
Diy
Sidia
Chala
Emergency Driver Undergoes Thursday Night Operation
A driver named Sea who fell suddenly ill with acute penicitis was operated on Tuesday night and restive at Santa Hosen hospital by Wednesday morning.
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VM. Sea
Santa Hosen Hospital
Pigtails of Yore Fashion Solution by Miss Lillian Guenther
Los Angeles teen Miss Lillian Guenther demonstrates a clever hair style with tight cloch hats. She braids her long hair and threads the braid through a hole in the hat, wrapping it around the crown as a trim in this International Newsreel photo.
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Lillian Guenther
Los Angeles
Teeth Shaken Loose In Domestic Dispute At Office Scene
A man shakes his wife during a reprimand at the post office causing alarm among onlookers. A tooth falls loose and rolls into the gutter as the couple depart with the woman clinging to her husband. Warrant Officer Carl Smith grants twenty days leave in the Corps Area.
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Toni Wortin
Anarre
Carl Smith
Biginh
Heer
New Style Hair Reform Claims Ease for Long Locks
Journal beauty experts say two advances end the trouble of growing out short hair. A new tool and technique allow long hair to be worn easily, using a slit and a retaining band to shape and secure the hair at the base. The method reportedly enables full head coverage without bulk.
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Jornal
Lair
Telephone service inaugurates between San Antonio and Moghid
The San Antonio and Moghid telephone link is to be established, with the long delayed exchange begun Monday. Officers take four months leave. Lt. Adamson’s expiration is noted and a service channel to Freeport is planned as a key quartermaster issue.
Bronze Belfry Bell Lost From San Antonio Church
A bronze bell presented to the First Presbyterian Church in San Antonio around 1856 vanished. The bell, large for the era and intended for a belfry, was donated to the city but records of the transaction are missing. No one recalls its fate, with theories including melting during the Civil War.
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San Antonio
First Presbyterian
Commerce Street
Varra Sud Losoes
Thare
Pobn McCullough
Second Presbyterian
Sojourners Club Initiates Ten New Members
The Sojourners Club welcomes ten new members at a meeting led by Col. W McDaniel and Mag. PQ. Wredson Chapter. Attendees include Capt. D. T. Teebeson and Capt. D. W. Worthington. Warrant Officers and adjutants were noted as new arrivals. The event featured a speech by Alfred A. White and remarks referencing General George Washington. The newly admitted members join the 7 year old club as it grows.
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Sojourners’ Club
Sojourners Chilk Hs
Res
Ted
Rutherford
SchoonTelit
Tivol
Cureon
Eaphaini
Ieee
Aveda
Georgy Washington
Therman House Fire Leads to Investigation and Leave
A damaged Therman House, listing $600, triggers an incendiary inquiry. Chief Sarran and Matyna lead the investigation as Maj RE. Scott of the medical corps secures two months leave, effective March 5, with return planned to Station hospital after the extended absence.
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Gle Wetsim Street
Latesday
Wire Ciel
Tal Sayran
Sarran
Wire Matyna
Henry Russi
Gyen
RE. Scott
Medical Corps
Ile
Station Hospital
Dunham Praises Opera Program In San Antonio
Walter Dunham, organist of the Scotslish Tite cathedral, lauds the Chivago Overs company as it performs Aida Resurrection and La Traviata in San Antonio on March 7. He calls the program the most significant musical event for the city and praises the cast as an unrivalled galaxy of stars.
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Chivago Overs
San Antonio
InMivipal Sinditoriway
Aid Yo
Walter Dunham
Dunham
Opera
Dunham Sail
Arrange Funeral For Mrs. Upchurch
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Upchurch of Crystal City. Survived by two sons and a daughter, her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. T. MetSinley of Snow, three sisters, and three brothers.
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Mattie Cong
A Mark of Progress Ownership of Real Estate Ad
Ownership of Real Estate gives you a definite place and influence in the community. It makes you a more desirable citizen and contributes to wealth and prosperity. Buy now before values increase further. Consult the Real Estate Columns or Cr. 2400.
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