Honey Lou Sad' On Last Day At Mills
Private secretary Honey Lou Huntley at Mills Wallack firm wins admiration for work and looks. Romance blooms with Jack Wallack as Angela Allen schemes and Honey Lou drinks and travels with Tim Doshgal before facing a dramatic departure.
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Honey Lou
Sad
Honey Lou Huntley
Old
Gruavy" Walue
The
Wallack Eabric
Honey
Lou
Smokey
Sack
Angela Allen
Angele
Jack
Honey Lan
Atargaret
Stargaret
Steve Mayhew
Toney Lou
Boney Lou
Honey Ton
Jacke
Trains Armed Against Wets In Mexico Passengers Harassed
A National conductor reports twenty five soldiers aboard trains through Mexico securing prohibition era order. He says soldiers guard cars and enforce behavior, with Army officers ready to eject any misbehaving passenger including brigadiers. The scene describes alcohol fueled disturbances and tense control zones aboard rolling stock.
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Mexico
Now Go On With The Story Chapter XVIII
Honey Lou endures two weary weeks at Wallack mills and a tense Fourth of July night in Watham park. Ann’s slow progress at the office and Grumpy’s strict privacy add strain as One-Armed Annie probes Grumpy’s affairs and Honey Lou eyes a future near personal secretaries.
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Honey Lou
Margret
Watham Park
Ann
Annie
Jess
Gramps
Son Yack
Coney Lou
Haney Tau
Bold bandit visits postal office gun deposit incident
A visitor armed with a pistol walked into Assistant Postmaster Fuller’s office seeking to surrender the weapon. Postal workers calculated the distance to the armed man, then agreed to hold the gun for him while he claims to be a motorcycle policeman taking a civil service exam.
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R. E. Fuller
Morriday
Youth Crafting Messages on Clothes in San Antonio
San Antonio students embrace a new craze turning school writings into fashion art. Endearing notes appear on jackets, collars, and suspenders with phrases such as Red Her Charlie and Mamie Bell class dance dates, reflecting a trend in youth expression through clothing.
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Sim Antonio
San Antonio
Charlie
Mamie Bell
Eddie
I. FL
Brackenridge Senior School Forms Science Society
Science students in Brackenridge senior school formed a science club Tuesday with sponsor T. H. Ullrich. Joan Alderman was elected president and William Bryn vice president. The group plans lectures and practical experiments for seniors.
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Science Department
Brackenridge
T. H. Ullrich
Joan Alderman
William Bryn
Student Influx to Set Record
The influx of pupils promoted from elementary schools will exceed those moving from junior to senior schools this term, says assistant superintendent of friends. Mark Twain will base planning on 900 pupils and Thomas Nelson will have 800, the greatest attendance in history.
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Wd. Kies
Fciends
Mark Twain
Thomas Nelson
Selinot
Ghosts of Long Ago Mourn as Social Center Crumbles
The old home of George West in San Antonio near Navarro and Travis streets, once a social hub in a fashionable district, is slated for demolition after decades of weathering. Built forty years ago by West, a noted Texas cattleman, the building sits amid busy commerce as remnants of a bygone era fade from view.
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Waitz
Sorkren
San Antonio
Band of Progress
Navarro
Travis
Tieton
West
West Texas
Urge Better Mail Service to Gillespie
Fredericksburg chamber of commerce leaders call for faster mail delivery from Fredericksburg to San Antonio. The letter warns San Antonio merchants and manufacturers may lose trade if service does not improve. Mail sent after 10 am is held over to the next day.
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Gillespie
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Urgel
Comaliee
Worter Whaley
Trelany
Kiss Debate From Hearts to Darkness Confuses Readers
A local paper reports on conflicting claims about kissing and heart life. A palm reader asserts the heart’s beat drives desire while light or dark affects heart rate, urging readers to simply be themselves amid mixed advice and noisy speculation.
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Focal Optometrists
Fat Winners Lead Tape in Coffee Contest
The San Antonio Light reports the first prize awarded to Edgar Ward for his strong coffee recipe in the Lights Coffee Recipe contest. Mrs. J W Yarbrough earns second prize with tickets to a local show, while Francis Elizabeth Greghorn takes third with her stylish Southern coffee method.
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Edgar Ward
Contess
Ward
J. W. Yerbrough
Santa Monies
Don Jean
Dor Juan
Francis Elizabeth Greghorn
East
Cypress Street
A. Coffea Company
The
Light
Bevacia
Guy
Coffes
San Antonio Light
Ile
Coffez
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