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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
14
A fragmented clipping references Bell and Child in a tale of marriage vows, guilt, and social roles. It hints at discussions of husbands, wives, and destiny, with cryptic phrases about passion and love. The garbled text suggests a wartime or moral drama context and theater or serialized story elements.
A list of quirky aliases and phrases appears, including Aifairg of Anatel and Tyankful Moves Redewation, with references to Branded LO Rick in High Life and Ariet the Piper. The text blends odd personae and titles, suggesting a literary collage or wordplay from a historical page.
A long San Antonio Light notice invites readers to submit titled entries for a contest titled Title Walk. It lists rules on word limits, eligible titles from a list of movie names, submission method, deadlines, and prize timing. It specifies addresses, postage requirements, and that editors’ decisions are final.
Fragmentary text discusses Bayer products and tablets not giving relief. Mentions doctors, two year period, safety proven by trials, and reference to various conditions. Contains jumbled phrases and misread names making specifics uncertain.
In Bloresville Texas Pershing Cheater Ate soi Innuoger Freederichsburg Tilverner Oneva Louen Mrs Wy Klacener manager Gonrates Teas Crystal Theater Mr H C Monk house manager Mark Jobns are listed in an oddly ordered notice referencing local theater personnel and addresses.
The notice lists theater venues in Harlingts Texas including Rialto Theater with manager Howard B. Allen in Kerrville, Dixie Theater with manager Willian Brice, The Playhouse and Texan Rialto Theater managed by H. A. Daniels and Jean agap.
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