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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1932
Page
28
A dubious feature describes a magic multiplying square said to equal one horizontally, vertically and diagonally. The piece hints at a skewed relation among numbers and promises remarkable property demonstrations.
An expansive panorama of postwar New York scenes and figures unfolds from Riverside Drive to Lexington Avenue. Names like Dorothy Parker and Ruth Chatterton appear among clubs, galleries, and dining spots as the city buzzes with culture, cafe society, and shifting fortunes. The piece notes changes in staff, entertainment, and social rituals, reflecting a restless urban scene.
The readable excerpt presents a jumble of puzzle clues and a famous old remedy advertisement for a cough suppressant. It shows word fragments like Spars Proficient Asterishs and references to Pinez and pine oil with directions for mixing a cough syrup.
A brief item reports a BIA change affecting unspecified parties, with fragmentary details including terms like e4 Feeigirls and FoMeadards Fira. The text is garbled, limiting clear identification of people, places, or outcomes.
A garbled OCR style page shows cross word style clues and scrambled phrases. It lists numbered entries, letter hints, and partial definitions including terms like Salt, Insect, Nemoise, and ancient Sanukett references, with scattered abbreviations and apparent errors throughout.
A fractured account recalls Joao de Castro 1500 1618 as fourth viceroy of Portugal in India. It notes his siege victory over Moors at a fortress in Portuguese India and a later rebuilding funded by a loan from local merchants, eventually repaid by the Portuguese government.
London hairdressers upset by new hats tilt over eyes prompting a shift to short hair called the bingle a semi shingle or semi bob bangs banned buns taboo and straight fringes ruled out Some styles show one ear with clusters of tiny curls as the trend spreads.
Leonard Frank argues that abridged English with 850 words and 16 verbs can be learned globally. He presents a condensed lexicon and a method to teach the simplified language to nonnative speakers and diverse nations.
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