Langdon charms bracelet notes and Langdon in The Great Impostor
Sue Ane Langdon discusses charms on her bracelet reflecting her career and marriage. She recalls meeting her husband in Las Vegas in 1958 and their April 1959 wedding while promoting The Great Impostor with Tony Curtis. She lists gifts from her husband and future plans, noting her Texas background. John Wayne’s Alamo run brings repeat business at Woodlawn theater, with a top patron attending five times.
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Tony Curtis
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Las Vegas
New Jersey
Texas
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Woodlawn Theater
Herman Sollock
Sollock
Lent as a Positive Path to Christ and Easter
The ancient and medieval view sees Lent as a season of self denial and fasting, but it is meant to deepen worship, prayer, giving, and study of God’s word. It moves believers to draw nearer to Christ, focusing on the crucifixion and the Easter victory, with Lent describing solemn devotion rather than morbid retreat.
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Mare
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Christ
Jess Christ
Lanter
Ephithal
Cean Mayer
Hares Ward
Ceetabe
Quote and Unquote Actog Anthony Perkins
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Anthony Perkins watching a stage show and reacting to audience remarks about women and breeding. The speaker mentions a fashion school director and questions about the role of women, reflecting on gender norms in a hazy personal memory.
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Anthony Perkins
Amdo
Tania
Faith by Faith The Power Beyond Doubt in Billy Graham
The speaker recalls doubt about miracles and argues that faith, not proof, opens spiritual understanding. After retreating with Bible and prayer, he embraced faith as the Word of God becomes a guiding sword, bringing peace and authority in life and relations with God and others.
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Lue
Portrait of a Mighty Realtor and His Fees
A fragmented portrait by Jon C. Metcalin portrays a realtor who prices services at five percent plus a dime on sales. The piece questions value, honesty, and who truly benefits from real estate dealings as the narrator critiques commissions and client relationships.
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Tim
A Look at The Book Men Fear Death In Silence
Fragmented prose discusses fear of death and the value of life and privilege. A quoted line questions why fat men dare to control fate while noting people respond differently to mortality. The piece references a Sie fashion style and a Harper publication quote, with obscure asides about timing and tone.
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Harpers
Mind Listening and Family Roles in Daily Life
The text discusses appetite control via brain reception, citing B S Lanier in the New York Times and noting selective listening in noisy rooms. It also critiques maternal parenting, warning that overemphasizing children’s needs can burden husbands and harm family harmony.
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B.S. Lanier
New York Times
Health Talk on Scarlet Fever Causes and Prevention
A health feature explains scarlet fever symptoms such as fever throat pain and a raspberry tongue, notes potential complications like rheumatic fever or nephritis, and emphasizes penicillin treatment. It discusses transmission during March to April and advises immunity status and precautions to prevent spread within households and neighborhoods.
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Sual Park
Tyre
Jude
Marching Order and Faithful Encouragement Notes
Fragmentary text references urging love and mutual uplift, mentioning law, striving, and religious exhortation. The readable phrases hint at motivational content about inspiring others to love and good works, with scattered uppercase emphasis and incomplete sentences.
For the Good of Our City San Antonio Light urges city improvements
The San Antonio Light urges reconstruction and repair of all city streets and bridges, completion of street lighting, storm sewer expansion, extended sanitary sewer and water systems, a new city hall and police headquarters, adequate hospital facilities, and flood control participation.
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San Antonio
Victory From Surrender in a Sunday Bible Lesson
A Sunday school lesson interprets Jesus as more than a martyr, presenting Him as the revelation of God in hearts. It cites Greeks at the feast asking to see Jesus, explains the glorification through death, and urges followers to lose life for eternal life, linking crucifixion to universal salvation and the world’s missionary call.
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Jesus
Fel
Jess
Io Christ
Christ
God
Geel
Through the Years Ten Year Travel Aid Anniversary San Antonio
A retrospective notes the tenth anniversary of Travelers Aid in San Antonio to be observed at the annual board meeting with Roger Hill outlining the group's growth. The piece notes early Protestant presence and city landmarks, plus various local civic tidbits and donations reflecting 1891 to 1941 eras.
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Travelery Aid
San Antonio
Frets
Roger Hill
Travelers Aid
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