Leiber Sees Shakespeare Drama Over Curtain Truth
Fritz Leiber, a student of Shakespeare, plans a week of Shakespearean drama at the San Antonio Little Theatre. He argues Shakespeare was for the masses and would have preferred plays without curtains to heighten audience engagement, while acknowledging his own memory may hold the scripts.
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Fritz Leiber
Leiber
San Antonio
Blinkspeare
Shakespeare
Vian Shakespeare
Leibep
Elis Ubjew
Duried Gald
Ruth Bayder
Judd Geay
Macbeth
Bull
Iteanyn
Henchman
Tamlet
Diologii. Curlin Enlis
Leiber Des
Netor
Mle
Precautions Against Colds and Flu From Daily Health Tips
A brief health note urges calm about influenza fears and outlines two simple daily precautions. It discourages panic and isolation, advises maintaining good system function, and promotes Nujol as nonmedicinal cleansing. It also recommends guarding the nose with Mistal and avoiding purging during epidemics.
Mistol advertised as daily nose throat protection remedy
Dr. David urges patients to keep Mistol on hand and use it morning and night. He touts its nasal cleansing effect, soothing membranes, and protection against germs, recommending Nujol as a double safeguard with influenza prevention.
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Mistal
Psychologist Leiber Credits Macbeth for Stopping Crimes
Real psychologist Fritz Leiber and a Shakespearean actor now touring here contend that knowledge of Macbeth could have prevented the Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray crime. Leiber, a deep student of the Bard, argues drama clarifies motive and consequences.
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Fritz Leiber
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Leiber
Leiber 10 Comedy Corticast at San Antonio Event
Leiber 10 presents a comedy showcase under the San Antonio Little theater auspices. The program includes readings with Boris Harriet, Virginia Hunson, and Transugi delivering dramatic and musical pieces in a lively, period-appropriate tone.
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Frilx Leiber
Oaerk
San Antonio Littles
Othe Merohing
Venieening
Andy Virginia Hhunson
Wits
Boris Uarriot
Henderson Girls Ten Hear Dr Tettersun
Dr Tettersun of the University of Wexes is scheduled to lecture before the student body. The event appears linked to the college auditorium and faculty at West Theater Street.
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Dr, Henderson
Tettersun
Ie University of Wexes
Wratimarlan
Bradal Education
West Thoetor
Incoherent court note interrupts proceedings near town
A garbled OCR fragment reports a judge sentencing a person to jail while discussing a brother's whereabouts. The readable bits show confusion over residence, with a statement about someone not knowing where his brother lives and a judge referencing jail time. Names and places are unreadable.
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Marl Lasou
Aliee
Dave Watson
Wight
County Depository Act Recommended in County Brief
A fragmented report notes support for the County Depository Act with discussion of the Sanders house hill and county depositories. Five members were referenced, with subcommittees and commissioners involved in recommending a revival. the piece hints at business opportunities in the selling trade, urging caution before purchase.
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Sanders House Hill
Man Struck by Bicycle Sends Victim to Hospital
A Layton resident on Cevallos Street suffered head injuries requiring seven stitches after a bicycle collision near Seesing Monterey. Police report say Virgile L in his 19th year of Cevallos, Te wa, was treated and released at Green Memorial Hospital. Another man, 22, received minor injuries at a separate crash near South Pyoga and Florida after a motorist struck a telephone pole.
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Berry
Layton
Cevallos Street
Strock
Monterey
Riunolph Burter
Cevallos
Green Memorial Ispital
South Pyoga
Florida
Glenwood
Town White
Sid
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IGO
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Eile
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France - Ireland
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Adop
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Berndag
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