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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
18
A garbled page item describes a weekend concert by an eighteen-piece band led by Albert Bayes and a call for an outdoor program. The text also includes scattered snippets on ethics in an industry, critique by Genevieve, a reward notice, Aunt Belle letters, and political remarks by a congressman about women and rivers.
Fragmentary OCR style note depicts a playful and mock dramatic scene. It mentions Adam Scofflaw’s journal, a fake will, a brisk walk, encounters with Charles AlecArthur and a merrie rex, and a surreal sequence with a wife asleep in conch. The tone parodies legal and royal spectacle with nonsensical phrasing.
Fragmented clues mix languages and names as a crossword puzzle page poses questions about Pulitzer winners Germanic writers Shakespeare plays and political figures. The garbled OCR lists numerous entities and partial hints, offering little coherent context or solvable entries.
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