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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
7
A fragment discusses how women may derive satisfaction from controlling men, and cites Dr Lothar Kohnosky on psychoneurotic patients responding poorly to shock therapy. It also touches on language learned from parents and the impact of punishment on a child’s word use, noting varied effects across mental health types.
Newcomers guests joined the Our Lady of the Lake college community for a college philarmonic orchestra concert in the auditorium this Thursday evening directed by Dr. Erle Soran. The program features works by Gluck Trostwyck Lindow Boieldieu Strauss and Offenbach. Visitors welcome to attend.
Fragmented recipe notes describe a Friday fare including tomato and salmon chowder, cauliflower and rice dish, and a bread and butter sandwich with rhubarb pie. Instructions mention cauliflower and rice cooking about thirty minutes, with cheese topping and a cheese melt step before serving.
A fragmented horoscope page lists zodiac signs with date ranges and vague advice. It urges balance, relaxation, cheerful outlooks, and self control, noting personal progress through yearly cycles and cautioning against overstrain. It emphasizes using talents for the world’s good and staying active without excess.
Mrs Jeff Harris, captain of the Alamo Review drill team, WBA, will host a luncheon for the guards at her home 1638 W Magnolia. The Review held its annual Mother's Day celebration at WOW hall with Mrs Dora Sexton as general chair. Gifts were given to oldest and youngest mothers and those with the largest families. Mrs Mary Metheney was master of ceremonies and Mrs Ella was in charge of the program with refreshments.
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