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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
5
The piece argues affectation unsettles and always overdoes itself whether polished or coarse. It condemns pretended breeding and fake roughness as unappealing, praising naturalness as sincere and tactful, with fans of authenticity showing the least credit to poor imitation.
Joyce, daughter of Elizabeth Sheldon, grows closer to her grandmother Louisa Sheldon amid family power struggles in New York society. Joyce challenges traditional roles, while Elizabeth fights to influence her daughter’s future as Louisa asserts control, leading to secret meetings and tense confrontations within the three-woman dynamic.
Paris reports a red winter dominating fashion with bright reds and vermilions recurring in streetwear and salons. Black remains prominent but red accessories like hats bags and shoes capture attention while dresses feature five piece models, natural waistlines and structured peplums as shown in current sketches and designs.
Dear Migs Fairfax, a reader asks how to handle a relationship with a boy of a different nationality whose parents object. The columnist urges tolerance, notes many face intolerance, and suggests deciding together once both are older and free from parental veto.
A San Antonio Light advertisement promotes Marion Marlin pattern 474 with a smocked coat style, scalloped collar, and new sleeves. It details fabric, yardage, size, and order instructions including 15 cents and a catalog with 32 pages for juniors, girls, and gift ideas.
A Mildred Kitchen column extols orange nutrition and practical uses. It covers juicing rind and fruit for infant feeding, compares orange juice to tomato juice and potato water, and offers a simple orange cake recipe with steps for preparing segments and baking.
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