Mary Lou Sees Opportunity In Ad
Mary Lou Turston, a healthy American girl, orphaned, lives with her uncle and aunt. Billy, Larry Militel, and other figures move through a melodrama of marriage offers, refusals, and a plan to stay with Adelaine during a period of illness and adjustment.
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Mary Lou
Turston
Clara
Howard Sanderson
Bily
Hee
Uuels
Mary Louv
Hourrhold
Lilly
Larey Miltelell
Nme Hitious
Foyorter
Will Lom Slo
Blary Cou
Larry
Advert for young healthy positions sparks tense exchange
In a vivid page of dialogue a scene unfolds around a bold advertisement seeking a young, healthy candidate with humor, reading ability, and French knowledge. Larry and Mary react with heightened tension as references to roles and training surface, while misread lines and impatience color the exchange. The scene ends with Mary asserting her language skills as Larry questions the offer.
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Larry
Mary Cou
Perlinna
Pereon
Torrimer
Westnil
Sant Ral
Fishbein Raps Professional Quackery at Open Forum
Dr Moerrin Fishberry denounces quackery and hypnotism claims at a large open forum on Main Avenue high school grounds. Lawyers challenge bogus medical asserts while Fort Worth audience hears from AL Wennk Goliey University of Texas professor on southwest folklore and the dangers of unproven remedies.
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Qinitl
Moerrin Fishberry
Feelirer
Main Avenue
Fish+ fein
Euro- Hindlers Sivk
ADL
Dallicounia
Fishuela
Qanck
Mahbeli
Laembatsbor
Withen Kt
AL Wennk Goliey
Wurzbach Favors Reserve Pay Boost
Congresswoman Weer WT and Wershnel report that Wurzbach supports higher appropriations for reserve officers. Charles W. Anderson of the Reserve Officers association relays the sentiment, aligning with ROT units in schools and programs for retired officers.
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Wurzbach
Congressinnn
Charles W. Anderson
The
Reveren Officers Association
Wurthieh
Howedo
ROT. C
Schoaly
Ithanls
Delay of Army Irks Pershing
Delays in Army movements irritate General Pershing amid wartime expectations. The piece notes uneasy optimism after a long wait, with emphasis on troop ships and shipping concerns for 1919. It describes conversations with officers, hospitality from British hosts, and tentative plans for American troop deployments and logistics.
Cables Washington Dispatch on Transatlantic Transport Supply
Fragmented report describes a cable from General Hubert's son to Washington urging use of an opportunity to secure national support for transatlantic transports. Ten days later officials indicate needful reinforcements are being arranged to bolster movement by sea.
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Lord Derby
Hubertson
Washington
Havrard Mabrile and Larmerly Involved in Mexar County Insurance Affair
In Mexar county a named Havrard Mabrile acts with Larmerly amid a legal matter linked to Joral Insurance firm. Details point to a formal dispute involving claims and corporate actions connected to the local insurance entity.
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Havrard Mabrile
Astunneit Dufics
Alfierr
Mexar
de Larmerly
Sil Joral Insurance Firm
Texas history movies traffic problems study planned
A San Antonio traffic study is announced to review congestion and flow issues. Officials say the aim is to identify bottlenecks and propose improvements for better citywide movement. Observers note potential impacts on travel times and local businesses during any construction or rerouting.
Gogepit Cover 5 Designed for Aircraft Safety
Lieutenant 8 A Gilkey of the Sixty second Service squadron at Brooks Field designed a new cockpit cover for training planes. The cover, built on a steel frame, adds an ashore safe feature with quick release by a pilot operated lever and strong cords to hold it secure against wind and emergency departures. It has been tested on a training aircraft at Brooks Field and will be used locally and cross country with instrument firing to follow.
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A. Gilkey
Brookefield
Tiilhey
Kimithe Lieevschyil
Mission Road Lighting Planned For Mission Drive
The Mission Road Lighting plan aims to install old style lanterns along the entire drive between the missions. George Rush, committee chair, notes 26 lights will be placed by evening week with candles or oil lamps where electricity is unavailable. Local residents urged preservation of the historic mood as lanterns illuminate the route, echoing past Spanish colonial ambiance.
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San Antonio
George Rush
Ehairvan
Gorhrived
Cartier
Carlier
Lrnneclesans
Tleie Beuils
Bid of $800 Accepted for New Car by G
A garbled notice reports an $800 bid accepted for a new car involving a person or entity G. The text mentions street openings Fredericksburg road Taleo avenue Cypress slag and bidding on tennis court work with various names and figures, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Finn Seven Bis
Sing
Fredericksburg
Taleo Avenue
Cypress
Kiko
Drackenridge
Woodlawn
Imate
Bewildered Fashion Notes on Stockings and Dresses
Fashion commentary discusses stockings and dresses, praising simplicity and comfort. It notes the Greek influence on knitwear, contrasts dull finishes, and suggests ensembles that are easier to wear and fit. The piece emphasizes practicality over showy detail and questions traditional adornment.
Fiesta plans spark a quirky tale of revelry and mystery
A meeting outlines Fiesta fete details at 507 Qallasste Way for 7 30 Tuesday with plans for music, costumes, and outlines. The discussion veers into a fantastical moment as a voice cried Nobody hands here and a strange figure named Swabia appears, leaving bystanders puzzled about Who are Fou.
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Molin Moore
Tuesdas
Arcordi
Frank Bonore
Swabia
Some Pointers On Manners By Kathryn DePeyster
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century etiquette piece lists guidance on introducing a fiancé and proper behavior for a gentleman in social settings. The readable lines reference courtesy, respect, and appropriate conduct when meeting a woman and her friend, with emphasis on polite presentation and attentive manners.
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Kathryn DePeyster
Fragmentary historical reminiscence on Alabama and Gulf Coast figures
The readable text reflects a damaged reminiscence about Alabama history and Gulf Coast pride, mentioning old Charh a' OF Jalling of pits, references to killing thousands, and a personal note about a father who was a collector and a friend to Capt. dolm Bensd in the Alabama command.
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R. P. Brac
Alabama
Gulf Coast
Dolm Bensd
Federal officers detain Tequila King on narcotic charges
Louis Lopez known as the tequila king in San Antonio was held in custody after failing to post a 5000 bond following arraignment before U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart on narcotic charges He had been released from Leavenworth a month earlier after serving a four year term for a narcotics conviction Narcotic agents and detective Captain Rubes Hopkins arrested Lopez at South San Antonio early Monday Local officers report confiscated a large quantity of narcotics and related gear from Lopez's premises Lopez has a long police record and was linked to importing illegal liquor and narcotics reactions in the area
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Lie
Mwire Armive
Seevive
America
Nije
Hobertsen
Elatt
Allanbic
Great Mellain
Avrieltce
Admirah Mayo
Louis Lopez
San Antonis
United States
Paul A. Lockhoet
Lopez
Leavenworth Goly
Rubees Hopkins
Ficera
Troe
Wila
Missing Persons Sought After Local Leads
Three missing individuals are the focus as authorities request help from residents. Hugh Kendall aged around 30 last seen on Austin Street at 1 a.m. Sunday, with son Chito described as 4 years old. Sami Wood aged six investigated by wife E Wood Tr, and Gerda Ste Vy of Garden City, Texas, also reported missing.
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Tolies
Mostar
Hugh Kendall
Austin Street
Alice
Chito
Sami Wood
West Hardaghe Street
E. Wood
Geedia
Gden
Texas
Reverle
Gerda Ste Vy
2 Brooks Fliers To Hawaii For Service Transfer
Two Brooks field officers received orders to report for service in Husrail. First Lieut. O. D. Staxerald, instructor in ground training at Brooky, and Daf. Raomay ace will sail from Sao Vrançico on April 4. Lieut. E. C. Gragh, former Brooks field instructor, returns to duty here after service at Maggs.
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Brooks
Hawaii
Husrail
O. D. Staxerald
Gene
Brooky
Daf
Raomay Ace
Sao
Vran¢iaco
E. C. Gragh
Maggs
Milk Bottle Vagrancy Trial In Corporate Court
The case centers on Charles Rose a Black man charged with vagrancy for having a bottle of milk in his pocket He allegedly drank or used it as a cover for an illicit act and testified that he obtained the milk from a patrolman Judge Mallock imposed a $10 fine and support sentence in the proceeding
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Charles Rose
Corporation Court
Mallock
Warehouse Wires Ordered Cut in Medina Fire
A fire prevention raid led to shut delivery of wires at a Medina wire house. A patrol reported high tension lines and a staging area. The operation began Monday with authorities executing a raid and securing the site.
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Medina
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