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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1928
Page
10
Mildred Kitchen presents table talks on seasonal breakfast fruits and balanced winter diets. It covers fresh and canned fruits, dried fruits, and practical preparations such as stewed pears with cranberries, rhubarb casseroles, and warmed prunes, figs, apricots, and baked apples with bananas, focusing on flavor, ripeness, and simple pairing ideas.
Gussies traveled from the coast to show inventions to financial backers but found he had left his bet. He presented a non fillable puzzle urging attendees to draw straight lines between the numbers.
A reader asks about introductions in public and the columnist explains when they are appropriate. The piece warns against habitual, pointless introductions and suggests courteous, contextual exchanges with measured phrases to acknowledge meets.
Meditations of a Wife argues that many men pursue love as a test of skill or conquest. It contends some seek romance to flatter themselves, while others kiss out of courtesy or fear their rivals will outdo them. The piece notes remorse after flirtations fade and mocks grand declarations of love as temporary infatuation.
A discouraged Middle Western woman unable to work or socialize finds relief after reading testimonials in a booklet about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She begins treatment, reports healing after the third bottle, and urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy. The letter is signed by Mrs. Daugherty of Opeka rd Ava, Mascaline, Iowa.
Fay King critiques women living alone who envy exclusive neighborhoods and wealthy neighbors. She laments rent hopping to grand but deteriorating houses for a view of society, noting lack of work and dependence on alimony. The piece urges humble, child friendly living and warns against class vanity.
A reflective piece argues people rarely understand their own minds and motives. It cites psychology’s emergence from Leipzig's 1878 lab, insisting most behavior stems from buried pasts and unseen roots. The author urges self honesty, noting most think they know themselves while they do not.
Terry faces a storm of emotions as she contemplates leaving the stage and Terry’s plans, while Molly pushes ahead with preparations for rehearsal and a demanding schedule. The dialogue reveals strain between friendship, duty, and a perilous romance as Terry grapples with fate, love, and a looming parting.
Daily Readers column presents two letters about romantic troubles aboard a boat trip and a married woman seeking help after discovering her husband’s infidelity. The adviser urges cautious introduction, references checks for traveling acquaintances, and urges calm, patient steps to mend marriage before drastic actions.
A meddling Young Toad tours every meadow home teaching other creatures how to do things. Johnny Grasshopper and friends trap her to learn a lesson in letting others work their own way. After a long day visiting Mrs Spider and Mrs Grasshopper, Young Toad learns to mind her own business and take a swim.
The article notes orange shades as the season’s fashion focus for velvet evening gowns and accessories. It highlights brunettes looking best in the color, and mentions small hoops, bag handles, neck kerchiefs, girdles, and shoes using metallic accents to complement the shade.
Mrs Gere Notivy reports recovery from feminine trouble after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Ty Ty Fier Goldee Medical Discovery. She credits improved heart strength and overall health. Available at drug stores. write Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York for free medical advice.
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