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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1930
Page
16
A playful old story follows two geese on a road to a pond and into a kitchen misadventure. The goose seeks sauce while the gander keeps watch as Knarf and friends search for something tasty, ending with a sudden kitchen chase.
Fragmentary OCR describes Beauty aids and portrait details with odd phrases. It mentions a figure named Bmarty-Wise and a portrait technique affecting expression, lips, and chin, suggesting a cosmetic or beauty theme from a vintage text.
Cleanse the skin to purge impurities with Resinol Soap then apply Resinol Ointment to treat pimples. This tonic claims daily use can transform rough skin into clear smooth complexion. Drugstore brand Resinol advertised in Baltimore Maryland mail order sample.
Fay King discusses how single men select partners for different social settings. He notes the prefer ences shift from showy companions to more suitable matches for serious engagements. The piece links a man’s character to the approval of business associates and wives, highlighting integrity alongside social status.
In a tense scene the mob boss Monk is killed as Annie and Goldie confront him. Chimp triggers a violent finale, the chief of police arrives, Goldie is shot but survives, and Annie escapes with help as the case ends with questions of who really got the Kid.
Dear Miss de Pesrier offers archaic wedding gift etiquette guidance from 1920, addressing whether to bring gifts to a wedding not attended and how to present money gifts. Advice includes novel money-gift containers, conductor of “regal wishes,” and social expectations for gift etiquette at house weddings.
A fragmentary etiquette piece explains how a woman should leave visiting cards. It outlines that a wife uses one card for herself and one for her husband, with an additional card for another woman in the household if present. It notes timing for visits and sharing cards with the hostess, host, and any other female household member.
Mildred Kitchen shares table talks on economical luncheon dishes built from stale bread. She suggests sandwich ideas such as dipped bread, croustades and toasted blends with cheese, tomato puree, and oyster variations, plus cinnamon toast and eggs a la golden tod to stretch meals.
Dear Sinastevia offers guidance to a reader about a shy suitor who only says hello and how to balance gentleness with attraction. The column suggests matching her tone to his to rekindle interest, and discusses a separate couple facing wedding cost debates and tradition versus practicality.
A fragmentary reflection on marriage and women from Helen Rowland. The piece contrasts a brunette and a blonde in love, notes men’s enduring pursuit of women, and jokes about wedding ambitions and social status.
A column notes beauty advice on hair care and scalp health. It warns against harsh washing and soap buildup, recommending gentle rinsing and warmth. It also touches on vocal training to improve speaking tone and suggests many voice issues arise from poor care.
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