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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
19
A brief wall card extols Harold Bell Wright, noting his early drifter years at age ten, sign painter at fifteen, and Missouri backwoods preacher at twenty five. It highlights his fame with two million readers and teases a Cosmopolitan serial featuring a mysterious woman, masked men, moonshiners, and a romance with the younger generation as the newer era of writing replaces crude standards.
Margaret Kennedy presents a narrative about a young woman's near marriage to an unsuitable partner. The tale follows social pressures, personal doubt, and the path to self realization as she weighs commitment against true happiness.
In the Ozarks Harold Bell Wright launches his new novel Ma Cinderella as Somerset Maugham’s The Temptation of Neil MacAdam unfolds in the Borneo jungles a novella of emotional conflict featured in this issue.
Grand Duchess Marie of Russia presents her account of the Romanoff massacre and critiques Bernard Shaw's defense of the Soviet regime. The Russian princess offers a personal view of Russia's revolutionary era and its vast human cost.
The February Cosmopolitan, by Katherine Mayo author of Mother India, asks if Gandhi is sincere. It notes divisions among Hindus who view him as a charlatan or troublemaker stirring race hatred and hindering India’s progress.
The piece explains why Alice Roosevelt Longworth, famed wit and hostess, never pursued political power despite her lineage as daughter of a president and wife of a speaker. The February Cosmopolitan article by the authors reveals her career choices and personal philosophy shaping her stance.
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