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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1931
Page
15
A vintage food column extols honey as a natural flavor enhancer and suggests breakfast uses with cereal and ready-to-eat flakes. It shares several honey centered recipes including Honey Ginger Cake, Honey Bran Waffles, and Honey Bran Griddle Cakes, with preparation steps and ingredient lists. The piece also notes honey production trends and a simple neck exercise for breathing.
A reader touts four fall shoe types from Colonial pumps to sailor flats and oxfords. The piece weighs options for street wear and day events, praising warmth, leather quality, and versatile styles, with prices around eight dollars.
Blanche Silveaux presents a whimsical tale of Ting-a-Ling guiding friends toward Never-Minish Land, where a fantasy frontier and a never-finished wall spark wandering adventures. Characters like Tai Ling and the three elderly cooks seek endless tasks, while the group encounters strange speak and curious days.
A 24 year old asks whether to marry a younger partner amid job struggles and family shame. Fairfax counsels patience, focus on plans, and not letting family past mistakes derail a future wife. A second reader asks about dating a married man. Fairfax urges resisting temptations and avoiding second chance romances.
In a tense scene from May Christie’s High Speed Girl, Laurel unites with Bruce Harvey as Imogen survives a hospital stay after a dramatic shooting at a speakeasy. Bruce proposes, Laurel contemplates love and forgiveness, and the trio faces a fragile future amid memories of crime and danger.
Miss de Peyster advises a young newly moved woman to promptly return neighbors’ calling cards, as leaving cards equates to meeting in person. The guidance urges timely reciprocation to register enthusiasm and neighborliness, reflecting early 20th century social dynamics.
By Fay King, the piece critiques girls who boast of fashionable times and social life, arguing such pride creates discomfort at work and distance among colleagues. It notes many colleagues must fund basic needs for others and feel burdened by selfish spending on clothes and appearances.
A reader tips on preserving peas by placing them in bail water for eight minutes and freezing stores in water for indefinite flavor. Tips suggest thawing and cooking later. Cleaning greasy plate brushes by dipping into hot soda water. scouring with a tick and hanging. Coffee grounds and rust prevention using a bag and pins or needles.
A 2024 reminiscence recounts a Mexico L bandit encounter during a camp ordeal with fifty pursuing riders. The bandits demanded food, were briefly hungry, and departed after a peaceful exchange, while nearby towns suffered robberies. The narrator reflects on vanity and caution against public display of wealth.
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