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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
7
An intimate portrait by a longtime acquaintance of Lindbergh, detailing his relationship with Anne Morrow and what truly stirred the famed aviator behind the public image.
The Smart Set issue for young women features color printing, fiction, and beauty and self improvement guidance. It promises six short stories, ten features, three poems, and articles addressing problems modern young women face.
A provocative memoir by Mira Valerie Arkell Smith detailing six years living as a man. The narrative traces her disguise as Cape Barker, military daring, romantic liaisons, and a hidden marriage, revealing bold self revelation and social barriers.
A concise critique of Adela Rogers St. John’sRemarkable biography The Passion that Poisoned a Queen, arguing Queen Elizabeth I’s fate was shaped by jealousy. The piece portrays political figures as victims of her personality and finds the work a vivid study of ardor and power.
Marion Talley explains her sudden break from world fame at age twenty two. She says she desired a simple life, a beach and a ukulele over an opera stage and public adulation, seeking authenticity over celebrity in a revealing personal account.
Space Set reveals over forty years of fashion discourse on chic daring outfits including suits jackets and scarves with guidance on summer wardrobe choices for bold styling and self expression.
A bustling column notes theater, church events, and civic life in San Antonio. It covers Mrs. John H. Klinger plans for Indiana, missionary activities at Trinity Methodist, Salvation Army assignments, a Ladies Quartet Club at Lions Club, and local social travels including a honeymoon in San Antonio and visitors at Simmons University.
El Paso area obituary notes Uncle Eph Sheffield died at his home in Jakes colony south of town aged 104. He spent nearly his entire life in Guadalupe county and retained his mind and eyesight well into old age, recently threading a needle with glasses.
Abner Aldridge of Birmingham testified before the Federal Trade Commission that he borrowed 30 40 from Logan Marlin of Alabama Power Company and loaned it to Joseph T. McGowin to establish the Alabama Press in Mobile. The hearing occurred in Washington, D. C. on June 11.
Texan court granted a Smilbyite woman a new death trial after her 1900 murder conviction. She previously received a sentence of 45 years in the penitentiary for the killing of her husband, Woal Wayhowm, prompting today’s appellate action in Austin.
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