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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1931
Page
8
A quirky window sign in a Los Angeles barber shop boasts hair cutting versus eating. It jokes about saving money by grooming daily, notes the value of appearance, and hints at personal ads and public interest in style. The fragmentary text includes editorial snippets and quotes about manners and advertising claims.
Hollywood buzz notes the Hays office objections force Ford Beebe to alter a film’s title. The item mentions the Gay Girl and Gold digger plots, with commentary on mainstream censorship and public reaction. Other small notices reference a divorce case and a tattooed wife.
Fragmented crossword clues mix with garbled phrases about horoscopes and a "Whipple Special" car feature. The readable bits list entries like 17-Aelste in Trans and 32-Priet period of time, suggesting a quizzical puzzle page with scattered, partly legible hints and an eye catching car headline.
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