Young Abe Lincoln and Ann Read on River Bank
In Newsalem Michigan a young Abe Lincoln courts Ann while discussing education ambition and fate. He reveals his dream of serving others instead of politics as they stroll by the river and read together under a shade tree.
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Abigil Clay
Ler Jrvshand
Matt
Adam
Newsalem
Lincoln
RCA
Blackstone
Lincsin
Godocy
Sojle
Kol
Tin Reader
Ts Squire
Law
Brad
Rancoi
Dymselé
Jing
Bim
Ann
Lincolin
Abe
Londag
Pather
Ann West
Tultedge
Walternrath
Tremlinus
Puch
Gil
Mayby
Trugh
Henry Clays
Andy Jackson
Jacksonville
Red
Aru
Mim
Salk
Twenter
Advice for Lovelorn Teen Seeks Earnest Hearts and Money
A teenage writer, Jimmy, asks how to handle a broken romance and fund outings. The columnist advises respecting her choices, avoiding jealousy, and suggests earning money via summer jobs like catering, lawn care, newspaper routes, or delivery work. Keeps focus on practical steps and support.
Beauty and Posture Tips From an Old Gym Text
The passage describes how proper posture and back muscle strength affect the figure and balance. It cautions against rigid shoulders and explains a sequence to align the spine, stretch the chest, and strengthen the back by extending the arms forward then backward. The aim is a vibrant yet softly beautiful appearance with relaxed movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere
Apricot Jam and Mousse Ideas by Mildred Kitchen
Table Talk presents apricots as a delicate seasonal fruit from June to mid August, with sunny uses from fresh halves to desserts. It details orange pectin jam making with apricots and lemon juice, then suggests an apricot mousse finishing with whipped cream and a refrigerated setup.
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Mildred Kitchen
Wea
Manners By Mrs Cornelius on Death Notice Styles
A discussion notes changing habits in death notices. It contrasts using the title Mrs with formal names for married daughters of the deceased and suggests proper forms such as Mrs Arthur Lee versus Katherine Wells Lee. It warns against mixing Mrs with informal names.
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Cornelius
Beeckman Hive
Arthur Lee
John ‘Thompson
George Wars
Katherine Wells Lee
Mary Wells Thompson
Sara Wella’ Ward
Katherine
Wells Lee
Katherina Wells Lee
Social calendar notes weddings and anniversaries in S A
Thursday evening events mark wedding celebrations and silver anniversaries across San Antonio and nearby towns. Mrs Charles Armstrong hosts supper on Bury Road for Miss Catherine Galvert and Douglas Quereau, while Mr and Mrs George Pancoast entertain with buffets. guests include Mary Elizabeth Paschal and Marge Paschal. Kathryn Roberts is bride elect amid teas and shows, as Mr and Mrs Schooley honor a silver wedding on Winslow Street with 40 to 50 guests and a dais centerpiece. The missive also lists travel plans for Anp and Jack Sidden of Preer Texas and a death notice fragment for Margaret Ogden Wells.
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Charles Armstrong
Bury Road
Catherine Galvert
Douglas Quereau
George Pancoast
Mary Elizabeth
Edwin Paschal
I Misa Marge Paschal
Angista
June Clrny
Mis Duckle Unte
Mia
Ray
Jones
Dwen Xhaney
Tea
Kathryn Roberts
W. ©. Schooley
Winslow Street
William Damon
Mirmi Fe
Mesdames E, Phields
N. Weichlein
G. Galle
H. Williamson
Fred Spencer
Shiels
Music Clubs to Honor Guests at Breakfast
The San Antonio Federation of Music clubs will host a breakfast Friday at 10 a.m. in the Pints hotel ballroom honoring Mr. and Mrs. Prat Heberline recently returned from the New York World's Fair where their home program represented Nexus on a radio program of American church music. Guests include Mel T. J. Soomack, Rolly Steen, and representatives of Thomas Jefferson High School. The Rev. Alfred B. Shirkey will give the invocation. A games party series begins Monday at 2 p.m. in the Sears auditorium with a reservations committee led by Tale Wiemann and F. J. Beleman.
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San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson High School
New York
Mist Sallie Simms
Federation
Alfred B. Shirkey
Sorority Shower Honors Delta Tau Member Dorothy Linnartz
A Delta Tau sorority held a private shower for Dorothy Linnartz Monday at Miss Jane Aelpel’s home. Miss Jo Beth Whiting, president, and Mrs. Gloria Tandley assisted in serving the guests, who were all sorority members amid lace adorned daisies.
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Aigma Delta Tau Sorority
Dorothy Linnartz
Jane Aelpel
Jo Beth Whiting
Gloria Tandley
Spenssr
Dan Chandlers Weekend Visit With Dallas Friends
Mr and Mrs Dan Chandler to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Perry Lewis after arriving from Dallas Thursday they will return Sunday at 7 AM Mr and Mrs Rees Oliver and baby returned from Port Aransas after a three week stay in Tarnon Lin Conn on June 32 1999 Funeral arrangements at their home Center Inn Havensville on Wednesday June 15 at 1 o'clock
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Dan Chandlers
Dan Chandler
Perry Lewis
Dallas
Thuta
Will Meluiny
Rees Oliver
Baby
Tin Port Aranias
Tarnon Lin
Conn
Tt Center Inne
Havensville
King Jeon
Breakfast Shower Honors Bride-Elect Kathryn Roberts
A breakfast shower for bride-elect Kathryn Roberts was hosted by Miss Dorothy Waitz and other ladies. Guests gathered Sunday morning at Tire Tock Tea Room where a miniature bride centerpiece drew attention. A coyota item sold for 22 gursta.
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Kathryn Roberts
Dorothy Waitz
Galsiex
Club Calendar for South San Antony Chapter Event Night
The South San Antony chapter O E 4 and Olive Magnolia host a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs. Kate Seidemann's home 215 Mission Street Kasidah review WBA T p.m. in Koewler Park. Friday features Evertady Service and Woodmen circle meeting at Mrs. Van Brushkirk's home 1134 West Lanwood Ave.
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South San Antony
Woodmen
Kate Seidemann
Mission Street
Kasidah
W. B.A
Koewler Par
Woodmen Circle
van iBrushkirk
Lanwood
Mrs Gordon Returns From Fort Benning Visit
Mrs John Gordon recently returned from Fort Benning accompanying Lieutenant Gordon as far as Maxwell until September. She toured with Mrs Charles Humber and met several former Yah Antoniatis. Moore details include visits in Montgomery and plans to leave for Virginia in August.
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John Gordon
Fort Denning
Lieutenant Gordon
Maxwell
Fort Benning
Charles Humber
Yah Antoniatis
Rinalds
van Brunt van Tormer
Sy Tip Youngblood
Montgomery
Aln
Gordon
Virginia
Marshall Alexander
Pauline
Constance Douglas
Belt Lowe
New York
Pecan cracking and social updates in San Antonio
The article recalls a San Antonio housewife hiring a yard boy to crack pecans, a brief mention of a neighbor and a note on local social life. It references the Garrces home, King’s Highway Houston residence, and social hours, plus notes on golf and a British film.
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Martita
San
Josh Garces
Houston
King's Highway
Steves and Family Return From Comfort Visit
Mr and Mrs David Steves and their daughter Mollie and son David Jr returned home from Comfort. John Hayg and party were coming up from Corpus Christi to visit Mr and Mrs Leon Crane. Miss Marty Margaret Champion of Austin returned home after a two week visit. Mrs Jesse O HL Mary Margaret attended a luncheon with prizes and pastries in Ban An onto.
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Steves
Comfort
David Steves
Mollie
Sou
David Jr
John Hayg
Corpis Christi
Leon Crane
Marty Margaret Champion
Austin
Jesse O
Mary Margaret
Ban Anonto
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Dakota
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Mra
Delta Lane
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Wells
Markaret Ogden
Ron Welle
John ‘Taompao
George Ward
Frederick Wells
Havonaville
Mary
Jane Kuntz
Charles Leroy Jeffers
John J. Kuntz
Sears
Tale Wiemann
F. J. Beleman
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T. J. Womacic Bonce Guest
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Pilon
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