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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
13
A tangled society tale unfolds as a woman dodges scandal after an all night ride, while Eddie is killed and family tensions rise. Dodie revels in freedom, flirts with Norman, and shifts blame to others as Sharlie navigates a web of relationships and appearances.
In a cramped apartment Sharlie endures a dull desk job dream of a better life while her sister Edna’s memory haunts her. A late night telephone call from Daddy Dean drags up a past she hoped to forget as a tense family web tightens around her.
An advertisement touts Cream of Najol as a remedy for rheumatic agony. It claims elimination of poisons causing painful swollen limbs, promises painless daily excretion, and asserts the remedy is easy to take and affordable at drug counters.
Capudine tablets claim rapid relief for stomach pain from gas cramps and general aches. Advert says ingredients are already dissolved and absorbed, providing immediate soothing effects without waiting for relief.
Lovelorn reader asks if he should quit Marjorie or try to win her back amid rivals with means. The piece blends romance guidance with fashion and beauty tips, noting Gray as a spring color and offering dress ideas and skincare routines. It ends with a reminder that nine hours of sleep preserves youth and beauty.
The San Antonio Light advertises a summer sewing pattern model priced at five dollars and catalog access. It promotes simple designs in cottons with scalloped neckline details and pleated skirts, plus a mailorder pattern list and a Maria Martin pattern book catalog for wardrobe ideas and new fashions.
A vintage recipe page outlines quick dainty sandwich fillings and fancy butters. Includes nut butters, fish blends, vegetable spreads, and rolled sandwich ideas with instructions for storage and serving. Mentions cinnamon butter and tuna fillings among others.
Health means charm and happiness as sparkling eyes and clear skin signal vitality. The article urges active, happy living and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetal Compound for extra energy, claiming many women benefit.
A quirky 1920s style beauty column with tips on nail hygiene and cuticle care. It discusses carmine polishes, trimming cuticles, hand lotions, and nightly routines, then shifts to skin odor deodorants, daily walks, and exercises to slim hips and thighs. The tone echoes domestic advice pages of the era.
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