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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
9
Valerie Arkell-Smith known as Capt Barker hid her sex for six years while serving and loving. The article profiles her day by day journey revealing motives, deceptions, and the responses of soldiers lovers and confidants as she lived as a man in an extraordinary true account.
The July issue is a color edition packed with fiction money can buy and over a thousand pages of guidance on beauty, intelligence, style, and personality. It features six masterly short stories and ten brilliance special features addressing problems facing the modern young woman of today.
A riveting profile of Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow, promising a revealing portrait by a longtime confidante. The piece teases intimate details of Lindbergh’s character and the couple’s bond, claiming unparalleled access and candor.
A sweeping, troubled account of Queen Elizabeth the Great and her influence on nobles and leaders. The biography by Adela Rogers St. Johns frames passion, jealousy, and power as the forces shaping her life and era.
The opera star Marion Talley explains why she left fame at the peak of success. She desired a simple beach life and a ukulele over the opera stage and applause, seeking to be herself rather than a celebrity.
A brief glimpse of fashion guidance from Smart Ser promising chic Paris style on a small budget. The note touts decades of discussion on proking suits aberpout gowns hats slippers and searvea as part of a mid summer wardrobe guide.
Peggy weds a poet but loses her job after ten days as a result of his antics. Virginia Lee authored two romantic tales including rma Lamy and hanoy cale. Dr Tra Bach BBAer is noted in local notices.
The Gilbert and Sullivan staging of The Gondoliers opens Thursday at the city’s municipal theater. A mixed troupe led by Mar Marshall and Ora Witte, with director David Griffin, prepares a twoquartet soloist chorus and nine minor roles for the operetta famed for its wit and grand chorus.
Windsor bulletin reports King George's health improving and his majesty able to be up during a portion of the day. Official wording notes a good night and satisfactory general health with partial daytime activity, while acknowledging slow progress in healing.
Hollywood report says the Actor Association restricted members from appearing in sound films except under standard contracts that bar work with non members. No comment was issued but insiders expect significant impact on all parties and potential coaching efforts.
Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester, third son of King George, recovering after a fall with his polo pony. He suffered a fractured collar bone during a match at the Honghouse polo yard yesterday afternoon. Medical attention was provided at the field and at his suite by two physicians.
President Hoover rejected 17 government and civilian engineers to represent the United States at the world engineering congress to be held near October at Tokio.
Fire department records show Captain Jufive Duploiy Whea Prime in service at Station No 6. He returned in 1020 and was stationed at the North Crintly Street location in Airat.
The Chicago Opera company will open its new ten million dollar home Monday night with Verdi’s work as the inaugural piece. Manager Terbet M. Noble oversaw the event as the all Chicago Grand Opera organization revives a major Western musical milestone scheduled for November 3, 1910.
Advert reads that Nurito eases rheumatic pain neuritis sciatica and neuralgia with a free trial package. Claims widespread relief for bedridden pain sufferers and urges immediate request from readers at Nurito Co Dopey 207 Kivate St Chicago without obligation.
Distress after eating includes gas and bloating. The advertisement touts a new magnesia remedy marketed as effective relief for stomach troubles without acting as a laxative. It promises quick action and affordable price from local druggists.
Five San Antonio students at A and M College were honored during the commencement exercises. A chemistry student received a notable award, while three graduates from the military science department earned honors in the war tactics division. A freshman in the home economics or related field was named an honor student, with the ceremony led by college president Walton and speaker Sleeper of Weco delivering the address.
Dallas official Alona Ts, 60, longtime superintendent of a regional division, died here. Funeral rites will be held today at the local residence and associated civic offices.
Eleanor Boardman entered a not guilty plea in federal court on a charge of failure to pay income taxes. The case, involving alleged fraud tied to income tax returns, was adjourned to September for further proceedings as government prosecutors pursued the matter.
Former railroad official Brady injured in a van collision at Clovis as Santa Fe chief of division Fred Anton fought for life in a hospital in Las Vegas New Mexico. Officials reported his survival chances as slim while his companion recovered from injuries in the same crash.
A reported former scion who killed himself and was buried at his home in Taney details a death connected to several financial and pension organizations. The brief states the individual’s suicide followed by burial on Monday, with unclear spellings but indicating a local notice.
Logue near Chitlo Mississippi recalls long use of Black Draught to ease stomach trouble and bloating. He describes fits of smothering when fatigued, then notes improved rest and breathing after daily use, praising the vegetable remedy as free from mineral dangers.
Houston officers tracked two Black attackers from a robbery and assault case involving a woman. Detectives Roy Young and AC Navarata gathered描述 description matching a witness, and a search followed a freight line early Wednesday for the two suspects.
Hartford report cites Mrs. Dewing sister of a former boxing champion’s wife predicting a possible literary career for Gene Tunney. She notes Tunney spends much time reading and writing and may one day publish work with a major publisher.
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