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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
15
A fragmented narrative portrays Marcia and a narrator detailing strained courtship tensions during wartime. The dialogue touches on social expectations, affection, and the challenges of balancing romance with work and family pressures.
An experimental piece by Nella Stayenrt discusses dangers of modern technology and social change. It critiques surveillance, consumerism, and the seductive pull of new inventions while musing on virtue and human weakness in a fragmented society.
The article reviews chic frock options featuring taffeta and chiffon, noting palette shades and tailored waists. It highlights a pale chiffon gown with silver trim and brown fur accents, and discusses trenching silhouettes for evening wear, with emphasis on subtle waist definition and long skirts.
A garbled recount of a parade or street scene with scattered names and phrases. The text threads through crowds, a king figure, animals, a dog, and a tense moment as bystanders react to a commotion. The piece feels like fragmented impressions rather than a cohesive narrative.
A fragmentary bedtime tale recounts a playful scene with a narrator and young characters discussing adventures of Lonney Peele Lovie Chantson and relatives. The text hints at breakfast, soup, and early morning routines as the story weaves dialogue and domestic details.
A garbled monologue depicts fragmented phrases about exploration and moving on. It mentions a character named Kel and references to home and uncertain outcomes. The text conveys confusion and a sense of drifting without clear actions or consequences.
A fragmented historical column discusses home nursing and the dangers of giving powder remedies for eye symptoms. It includes a scene with a druggist, a concerned mother, and a neighbor offering caution about unsafe powders and suspension in water.
A 1923 article recounts widespread telephone infections and consumer fraud, detailing symptoms such as feverish joints and severe infections linked to contaminated devices. It notes medical observations, possible bacterial agents, and calls for cleansing and preventive measures amid a public health scare.
Obscure recipe section listing ingredients and steps for a homemade soup. Includes potatoes onions milk butter and spices. Mentions grinding and blending techniques and cooking until well blended, then straining and serving.
The text presents a jumbled meditation on women and men, virtue, and social expectations. It references ideals of womanhood, modesty, and intuition, with narrator notes about aging, flirtation, and perceived social status interwoven in a stream of loosely connected lines.
Austin officials announce oil tax due next Friday with 80 day filing window for quarterly reports and tax payment. Penalties include 1000 dollar fine for failure to file and 10 percent of tax due as late fee. expected revenue this quarter around 1.8 million dollars amid lower production and oil prices.
A report details private conferences by Governor Neff and business leaders discussing state revenue measures. Attendees discussed taxes, proposed per gallon levies, and the impact on oil, sulphur, and other industries while noting the governor’s approval or veto risks and the need for special taxes to cover deficits.
The governor signals a forthcoming conference to map a taxation approach aimed at balancing the state budget. Details remain pending as lawmakers seek methods to align revenues with rising thuming expenses and appropriations.
A Kansas City inn in the South Loop area changes hands as new owners take charge of the Horn Palace Inn. Details on renovations and forthcoming concerts or offerings were not clarified in the fragment.
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