Stolen Hearts and Illusions Between Marian and Eddie
In chapter 14 Edith recovers with a forehead scar and a broken rib as Eddie struggles to comfort her. Marian, wary yet drawn to Eddie, weighs desire against propriety while recalling past fragility and unworthiness. Their tense, restrained exchange hints at deeper feelings amid injury and restraint.
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Edith
Marian
Eudie
Eyement
Eddie Nod
Msn
Garth
Marion
Anthalle
Covey Island
Marian Tuorodike
Giris
Macon
da Lake Tay
Noted Crockett Relic Revered In Texas Alamo Visit
The article notes David Crockett’s enduring fame and a related Crockett lineage in San Antonio. J. Crockett of Dex Moines recalls family history during a visit to the Alamo, where relics are discussed. O. J. Crockett, assistant treasurer of Southern Surety Co., comments on Crockett lore and a publication on notable Southern families.
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Plasarze Park
David Crockett
Texas
Texas Force
J. Crockett
Dex Moinéys
San Antonio
Colonel Crockett
Alamo
Cass
Grackett
Ircohurer
Southern Surety Company
Colouel Crockett
Alame
C. J. Crockett
Crockett
Alaine
Davitt Crockett
R. We Crockett
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Worth
C.W. Crockett
A.W
Colonel Crocker
Crocketta
Milam Building Girls Form Society Friday
Milam Building Girls plan to form a club on Friday evening on the tenth floor of the Milam Building. The group aims to establish a social gym and offer weekly gatherings with readings, bridge, and other diversions. Mrs. Whelma Gimes will serve as temporary chairman as officers are elected.
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Milam Building Girls
Stiam Vondiax
Win
Milan Buildlng
For & Gymnasium
Nima
Whelma Gimes
Fridas
Stockton Named State Engineer of 8A District
Stockton, a former resident engineer in Nurnes county, is named to lead the 8A district totaling eighteen counties. He has served as engineer of his districts for two years and presides over a division in Austin. Counties in the district include Besar Atcavowa Wilson CGuedolipe Val Verile Edwards Kinner Maverick Freal Dimmit Arplic Zavala Berr Manderg Medina Fein Lae Kale Kendall.
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Terns Hightray
Engineee
EL 1
Stockton
Resistent
Nurnes
Ibis Astriet
Conwries
Heceptacrst
Udveards
Frars
Galery Devertment
Bendaunrders
Austin
Thin
Ares Besar
Atcavowa
Wilson
Cguedolipe
Val Verile
Edwards, Kinner
Venom Gift Aids Snakebite Antivenom Effort
Dried venom from about a thousand rattlesnakes is donated to produce antivenom to save snakebite victims. The supply comes from unnamed donors and is channeled through a Pan American Wind company linked group, with involvement by local figures and a 1026 donation noted.
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W. A. King
Newsline
Fragmented memory of 1917 war time escape and chaos
A fragmented reminiscence recalls 1917 events including house fortifications, a near bombing, crossing the English Channel, a dramatic clash at night with sailors, and a perilous Spain journey, all told in a disjointed personal voice.
Officer recounts Vestris near sub sinking incident
An officer describes the Vestris brush with a submarine off the coast on a Monday. He recalls depth bomb attacks and escort efforts as the ship listed toward port. The tale mentions Fort Sam Houston and a tense defense under fire.
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Vestris
Fort
Sam Wouston
Aguinas
Umoy
Fardogel
WC T U to Discuss US Election in BeUssioN OL POS
The local branch of the Womens Temperance Union plans a meeting to cover the US presidential campaign and election tally. Speakers will review campaign events and the latest public sentiment at the municipal hall on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beussion OL Posares
Woulens’ Chests
courKa
San Antonio County to Adopt 1929 Automobile Plates
Announcement by County Auditor TL Neil Campbell states that San Antonio area residents will soon obtain glossy orange 1929 license plates. New plates, heavier than before, arrive now and must be displayed after the courthouse moves into the new quarters soon after November 20. Existing certificates and a headlight inspection certificate are required within sixty days to apply.
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Texas
Neil Campbell
San Antonio
Usxar
Tivense
Conte Bu
Campbell Sigs
Dis
Zoine Hous
Volcanic Activity Diminishes on Etna
From Caiunin Sicily today said the activity of Mount Etna was continually decreasing. The ongoing eruption is causing fear as lava flow and gas emissions subside, offering cautious relief to residents and observers in the region.
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Etna Rove
Stefani
Caiunin
Sicily
Moune Etna
Hero’s descendant reveals Crockett’s political turn in Texas
C J Crockett of Des Moines, eight generation, claims that political shifts gave Texas one of its greatest heroes, David Crockett, as an ancestor for the first time in thirty years.
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C. J. Crockett
Des Moines
8. A
Texas
David Crockett
Dog Ferret Team Battles Rats on J O Conner Farm
J O Conner demonstrates a pest control method using a trained dog named Jack and a ferret. The pair cooperate to drive rats from the property, the ferret chasing rodents into the open where the dog can assist.
Riverside Park Scooters Derby Draws Students
Riverside Park students staged a scooter derby as part of a field day program on the South Side sidewalks. The event featured a new race in the school field and a doll show organized by Miss Ruby West, in charge of the program.
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Boy Studdtte
Riverside Park
Ile Sebeo
Bop
Uillelin Custonrd
Ruby West
Pri
Solon Stewarts Play Red Clay Up For National Test
Solon Stewart of San 40 presents Red Clay as one of two plays vying for a national contest. The piece, produced by Teague Longmans, Green & Co, is among entries in a national play-writing competition with Texas participation noted.
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Solon Stewart
Soton K. Stewart
San 40
Wonin
Teague Longmans
Amarillo
Texas
Junior Collegians Plan Carnival On Campus Saturday
A collegiate carnival sponsored by the Sima Gallora Leteradrrnity and the Adda Datha Poul sorority will be held on the junior college campus at p.m. Saturday. Various clubs will enter acts including a railia art show by Duster Brian.
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Sima Gallora Leteradrrnity
Adda Datha Poul
P.m
Carpal Wenflis
Cideshows
Vauieville
Duster Brian
Railia
Two Sons Missing From San Antonio Homes
Two San Antonio mothers reported their sons missing, prompting police to search. Mrs M D Endicott of Pleasanton road said her son James Banrlipalt, age 15, has been missing since last Saturday, and Mrs E Coy of Harting Place reported her son Gomer Coy, 15, also missing.
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San Antonio
Parish Card Party at St Gerard’s Parish Friday Evening
St Gerard’s Parish hosts a card and dance party at the Mall Hall corner Gerets and Dawn Streets. Local Bt Gerais parish members organize the event starting at 8 o clock Friday evening.
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St. Gerard's Parish
Bt Gerais Parish
Gerets
Dawn Strreig
Man Wanted at Houston Seeks Help in Case
Sheriff T. H. Tichard of Houston Thursday asks San Agian to police to watch for a man seen Wednesday night inhohew Jarela county deputy and believed to have ended Unix tay.
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Tichard
Houston
Plans to Sell Rail Stock Discussed at Chamber Meeting
Plans for selling about 000,00 worth of preferred stock in the proposed Git & Wear Texas railroad were outlined to Col Ws B. Luble, general chair man of the Gay Antonio stark-sebby drive, at the members' council meeting of the Glumber of Commerce at the St Anthony hotel Stool. Members endorsed the drive and pledged to aid in bringing it to success. Two chos men Alfred VJ., of St Marys University, and Dr i, J. Stagford, of Westmoorland College, spoke on the size of the two sehel a Barlywine pilot of the Ford tri-motor plane owned by Lf, i. Natlord, outlined wing for the chamber members who will fly to the Bowls Texas Chamber of Commerce convention at Laredo. Sidney Iring introduced several new members.
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Cols
Ws B. Luble
Antonio
Laredo
Extainly
Sidney Iring
Chamber
Dog and ferret pair hunt rats in Lunt Ne denny's field
A farmer near San Astonia on Tunes road trains a dog named Jack and a ferret to hunt rats. The odd duo works together in a large field as part of an experiment amid a nationwide rat problem estimated at 120 million rats causing large damages.
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Denny
I. O. Somer
San Astonia
Jack
Ex Ériment Wealth
Conner
Mississipi
Joey
Mothers Congress Invited to San Antonio Convention
Through N A White president of the Chamber of Commerce an invitation is issued to the Mothers Congress and I T A to hold their convention in San Antonio this year. They have planned a luncheon Friday and expect Amarillo participation.
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Mothers’ Congress
San Antonio
N. A. White
Chamber of Commerce
Terns
Mothers’ Congress Ant I. T. A
Yhey
Amarillo
Bond Election Officials Named for City Charter Vote
Officials appointed Thursday for the West Ter city charter amendment election to be held on a date in October include a clerk and a chief judge along with circuit and precinct staff. Fred Frieg named clerk and the rest to oversee seventy precincts.
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Thursins
Ia Gil
Fred Frieg
Birthday notices scattered across streets and names
The text lists several names and addresses such as A. T. Wahaneh at 224 Karp Street, Day Adams at West Summit Avenues, J 3 Morgan at 80 Victoria Street, G AWIn Tod at 454 Brooklyn Avenue, and Llaueh Hanrahan at 226 Topeka Boulevard, indicating a string of birthday references without a cohesive narrative.
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A. T. Wahaneh
Karp Street
Day Adams
Lot West Summit
Morgan
Victoria Street
G. Awin Tod
Brooklyn Avenue
Llaueh Hanrahan
Topeka Boulevard
The Ladder play stalls in Boston after long New York run
Edgar B and partners present The Ladder a reincarnation themed drama by Frank Antonin and produced by the South Team. It ran ten years in New York and earned about 1.5 million dollars before moving to Boston Opera House where admission prices were dropped to fill seats amid declining attendance and mixed reviews.
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Gan Antonin
Vicker
Edgar A. Tmsis
Liling
Nets
Boston
Ita Weeeks
Moe
Frank Asetis
Ban Antonin
Rko
New York
Eilgar
Davis
Smu
Junior
Davie
San Antonio
Girl Reserves Increase Adds Members Across Schools
Nearly 200 senior and junior girls joined the Girl Reserves this week per reserve secretary Mrs Alnry Carter. Eight junior schools contributed new members while Tenchen ridge high school reserves grew by thirty, noted by junior committee vice chairman Mrs Tt C Pent and district chair Mrs Giorgione Thodenmilier.
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Mza
Alnry Carter
Tenchen=ridge high school
Mre
Tt. C. Pent iv
Mra
Giorgione Thodenmilier ix Clintman
Aeackenridge Embeeship Farminitter
Thief Takes $165 From Hotel Guest
A hotel guest, Joe Guzman, reports a thief entered his room through an unlocked door and stole $165 from him after he went to bed. Detectives KR. FR Thin and D. Melloyne are assigned to the case and pursuing leads.
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Joe Guzman
Frisch to Speak on Presence at Temple Services
Rabbi Ephraim Prigch of Temata Beth-Isl will discuss The Angel at Illn Presence at 8 o clock Friday evening services. Saturday morning at 10 20 o'clock his topic will draw from Genesis Birthright text as cited. Dr Frisch returned Thursday evening from Cincinnati after attending a board meeting of Stheal and Sspagazer extension.
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Ephraim Prigch
Temata Beth-Isl
Frisch
Cincinnati
Stheal
Sspagazer
Church Auxiliary Social at St Mark's Episcopal Church
Members of the women’s auxiliary at St Mark's Episcopal church will hold a social meeting Friday afternoon at 3:30. Speakers include Mesdames Moore, Crum, and Willis Johnson, with Ben Carriere and others assisting.
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Mumbers
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Molfe
Crum
EL Moore
Ben Canrerre
Willis Tohnson
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