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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
14
A state senator jokes that divorce law might require a husband to be declared sane by an examining board, suggesting the idea would deter marriage. The column lampoons the notion with tongue in cheek while noting a Pasadena meat market sign and local go getters Evert Liverworst and dos Foam pingstein landing a costume contract for a New York film project and a Spider film news item.
A fragmented report notes a quake impacting a Spanish town with scattered details. Mentions Everett Grobb and a $10,000 oven tournament in a garbled exchange. Unclear dates or locations are present, with stray remarks about scones and personal advice.
The feature mixes a wild, unsigned dispatch from Mr. Frisky on Nicaragua while local subscribers are urged to send currency for relief. The piece blends salacious anecdotes with a publicity note about a paid subscription promotion and a humorous, chaotic weather aside.
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