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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1935
Page
15
A local book store notes customers sell books piece by piece to raise short term funds, with volumes like Ivanhoe and Proust works often liquidated across paydays. Jewelers report silver and gold being sold piecemeal, with family heirlooms frequently sacrificed to meet immediate cash needs and melting into価 pot for larger transactions.
An analysis of used car dealer practices shows a repeating cycle where customers trade in older models for newer ones with generous allowances, shifting stock until only junk remains. The piece notes experts could profit from dissecting this profit and toss process.
A scrambled transit of a rates study transcript notes a 900 page document under consideration by Mayor and city council. It mentions a visit to New Braunfels, a club gathering with dine and dance plans, and potential Monday to Wednesday events. The text also touches on a risk linked to a Protestant Orphans charity case involving a person named Douglas and his sister Marie.
A chaotic yet glamorous scene unfolds at the Anastasia Beauty Salons, as workers prep before appointments and Stella Riley, newly married, presides from her private office. Inside the crowded fourth street parlor, gossip, rivalries, and industry intrigue mix with the rhythms of daily beauty work, while the fiftyseventh street elite studio hosts stars and wealth, hinting at a charged world behind the glossy screens.
The piece outlines simple manicure rules focusing on tools like a steel file and orange sticks, noting gentle shaping and careful cuticle removal. It advises soft strokes, light filing, and proper soaking and drying of fingers before finishing with careful cuticle removal.
In a Dallas district court, G Augustat and his wife were removed from the bench to prevent influence on jurors during opening arguments in the case of LeRoy Augustat 25 accused of shooting Lempy Augustat. Prosecutors argued a theft motive and a minor, 14, agreed to take the blame.
A garbled recollection centers on Turner, operator of Bet Novelby, with a memory of a gun battle and a failed plan to protect a packet. The frayed text recalls Newnan and nearby towns, a police investigation, and a damaged trip collection, hinting at a burglary link and workplace dynamics.
Two men robbed a couple at Pala Park Polo Field early Tuesday as they stepped from brush near the fort. One man was armed and threatened the pair, taking a wallet and 43 cents before fleeing. The victims, Franklin Rein er and Miss Martha Leigh, reported the incident and later found Miss Leigh's rings missing.
A man or woman named Mabel Antersin was bonded on narcotic charges following an incident at Pecan and North Street Marys Sheats area. The entry notes involvement of United States Commissioner Paul and a Tuesday date. The report references a purchase of 12 grains of an unknown substance and a need to pay bond.
Uhr proposes a cheaper substitute route from Randolph field to the Seguin highway. He estimates about $3000 for rights of way, while the state highway department plan would cost around $12,000. The shorter alternate route saves cost but higher overall expense for access. The court deferred action on the substitute route.
The note recalls how revolutions share a common drive and cites a plan to split the old Negro Tenth Cavalry. It suggests aligning with a local king to avoid conflict, claiming persistent Senate battles will exhaust funds and leadership. The casual tone hints at wartime rhetoric and shifting loyalties.
The Scientific Society of San Antonio will hear HB Parks chief of the division of epicurre at the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station address the meeting on Roads Tuesday evening March 19. The venue is 133 West Commerce streets.
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