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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
9
Fragmented dialogue recounts Madge and Walter in a domestic scene with shopping and clothing talk. The text shifts to a military notice about proposals for a hospital, inviting sealed bids for a bed hospital complex and related infrastructure.
Fragmentary OCR report notes army reclaimer shops examined by government bodies and agencies. Mentions payment plans and a shoe store at a Sau Antonio location with unclear details and several garbled terms.
Reduced freight rates advertised for household goods shipments including storage and transport services. Details appear limited and fragmented with mentions of specific names and locations. The notice signals a price cut in moving services but lacks full terms or dates.
The sketch offers sewing ideas for a mother with a young daughter’s wardrobe. Remnants and short ends yield inexpensive frocks, with embroidery, self-ruffles, and contrasting colors popular in children’s dress. Voile frocks rise in demand for summer wear.
A curious article traces the Teutonic roots of the name Ane meaning noble and follows its journey from ninth century Germany to England. It notes linguistic shifts leading to Aline and related forms during medieval times and mentions pronunciation and cultural fashion around names. The piece references Norhumbrein origins and a christening that popularized name trends, with discussion of variants like Bilewn and Aileea and the influence on modern usage.
Tad Conn sits with Dr. Mustrat trying to eat while a fairy tale unfolds. The boy wishes for safe passage as strange events loom and a whispered quest hints at courage and fear within a moonlit scene.
A fragmented scene shows Tad Coon and Nibble in a dusty setting with dialogue about fear and pain. The dealer asides and odd phrases hint at a quirky, misread story tone. A slipped bet and a suggested remedy pivot toward a brief, odd resolution.
A noisy exhortation argues that returning to nature restores health and cites animals seeking greens when ill. It praises Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a simple cure for constipation and general illness, urging readers to try them now and claim renewed well being.
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