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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
23
Aline Michaelis presents a fragmentary poem praising patient, enduring bonds that serve land and community. The piece laments weariness, hints at debt to lands that labor sustains, and calls for continued tribute to those who toil for the common good.
A Detroit woman reports dramatic results from a cream, claiming improved complexion after nightly use and swift fading of freckles and blemishes. Ad copy cites Golden Peacock Bleach Creme and urges purchase at drugstores and department stores despite occasional dissatisfaction.
A feature on a beige lace dinner gown by Lucy Park highlights its versatile design for afternoon and evening wear. The gown features coral and white shoulder flowers, fine pleating, a slender silhouette, and a one shoulder detail, paired with a matching delicate slipper and moire accents, emphasizing chic Herrimakery details.
Ginger and Chalmers clash and charm as a dramatic production in New York sparks chatter. The cast includes Vee and Chatta, with audience buzz over a mysterious high knight and a wreck that unites lovers amid a restless city.
An elderly narrator recalls a whimsical tale in which five shadows seek shelter for two pet turtles. The two shadow girls are named Mirerette and Sant, and the family debates what gift to give the animals. The turtles are eventually accepted into the home after a humorous exchange about names.
A letter writer seeks guidance after a breakup with a boyfriend who moved on with another girl. The columnist urges self confidence and natural charm as the path to winning back or attracting love, noting that lasting devotion comes when the right person chooses you for who you are.
Fragmented text discusses notions of beauty and appearance, with phrases about pretended prettiness, hair, and the idea of a desirable wife. It references social judgments and personal presentation, though the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or sources.
Fashion notes describe new highlighter ink tones and leather fabrics reviving among spring outfits. It mentions bold color shifts, oversized blazers, and statement pieces shaping wardrobes with distinctive cuts and textures.
A fragmentary literary note examines marital love and modern romance. It riffs on Helen Rowland themes, criticizing marriage pressures, mother influence, and the impulse toward impulsive actions.
A flawed ad outlines an O-Cedar contest offering a chance to win prize money for submitting names and addresses. It lists product features such as interchangeable washable mops and a removable pad, and names judges Katharine M. Fisher Della Lutes and Gera F. Sanders. Entries must be postmarked by May 31 and sent to O-Cedar Corp Chicago MI.
Nation wide five minute letter contest enters fourth week with simple direct letters from households explaining O Cedar Polish and O Cedar Maps benefits. Readers advised to contact local dealer for leaflets and contest details. O Cedar Corp Dept No 3 Chicago invites submissions with a $5 000 prize.
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