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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
25
Rosemary confronts Sloan in a volatile kitchen scene as he staggers drunk on the floor and mutters curses. She battles anger and pity, recalling love and danger, then snaps at him to leave, while his blunt bravado clashes with her shaken resolve.
Rosemary Merton quits college to pursue independence after a romance with Philip Bamnes. She encounters artist Larry Ry Kane and worldly Sloan Whitney at a bookstore and cafe party. Nina Clark travels to Spain to join Stanley Cuyler. A mysterious man shadows Rosemary. Whitney proposes abroad, but she needs time. Whitney learns Nina’s drinking and Rosemary orders him away as the story continues.
A hunting party member, mistaken for a gobbler, was stopped by a game warden who declared the bird a hen despite a beard. The officer paid $30.80 in fines to resolve the matter.
Raiph M. de Bit of Colorado will deliver the final talk in a three part series on Mental Surgery at the chamber of commerce auditorium Tuesday night. The event is free to the public, announced Mrs. Florence Roger, a local organizer and member of the school.
Professor W. W. Stanfield of San Marcos will discuss Darwinism and the mutation of species at a meeting of the Scientific Society of San Antonio on Tuesday evening at 8:15.
Abraham Tameola grew up walking miles to borrow a book from a neighbor. Librarian Miss Georgia Armstrong of Brackenridge senior school says that while many doubt the school bill, book learning is worthwhile. She notes boys often read more when engaged, with occasional avid readers finishing the library during high school.
A survey by Charles Sperle of the U S Bureau of Agriculture projects Texas will ship about 7080 carloads of spinach this winter. The estimate exceeds last year by about 2487 carloads and about 19 000 acres are to be cultivated with an expected 800 bushels per acre.
James A Gallagher Jr. announced the Manufacturers' association stag dinner will be held Tuesday night at 7 at the Menger hotel. Presidents and managers of focal factories will give short talks. More than 260 factory owners expected to attend.
The Dan Moody banquet honoring the delegates who secured the 1928 convention for San Antonio has been postponed indefinitely because Moody cannot attend, per Alamo Post No. 2.
A historical image captions compare past, present, and future aviation. The top figure represents an early pioneer once deemed dangerous, the lower left shows today’s fast scout plane, and the right portrays the envisioned single pilot craft that recently passed tests in Vie.
A newspaper piece notes barbers must be skilled discreet and good natured as they perform a delicate art. It points to a card of patterns used for guiding cuts and warns that some clients are difficult to satisfy with fashion and style.
The article contrasts early pusher biplanes with modern fast aircraft at Kelly Field. It notes the PW-9 reaching 175 mph and compares safety to driving, then highlights a tiny one man plane by Wilhelm Taitschke with wings that open and close and a two cylinder engine that recently flew at 100 feet.
City officials announce a remodel will remove mirrors in most offices. The change will reduce spaces for primping and is expected to boost sales of vanity cases for women employees.
Colonial signs announcing Hewls established tourist headquarters at S J Marys and Martin streets under Canopus lab management will be placed in all hotels this week. Mrs H Riegler, hostess, announced Tuesday. The early opening this year is bringing tourists here.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Loomis aged 78 of 610 East Crockett Street will be held Thursday with the Rev. Peter Schnetzer officiating. A native of New Braunfels she came to San Antonio in 1856 and is survived by her husband Thidward Loomis three daughters Herman Gruetzner a son one brother one sister nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Captain W. H. Massey, hailed as the best shot in the courthouse and state champion for three years, returns from Caterina ranch proving his title. He arrives with two bucks and three turkeys as proof of his success.
A local group aims to secure the 1927 Texas State Teachers Association annual convention in San Antonio and secure a 12 story association headquarters. Marshall Johnston is nominated for association president with Merril Bishop R H Brewer Miss Elma Neal and G Ell on the delegation bound for El Paso.
Judge Augustus McCloskey said insufficient funds prevent placing a third matron at Bexar County Jail. A women’s committee from the City Federation of Women’s Clubs had requested an additional matron to cover 7 pm to 7 am shifts. The jail guard budget is exhausted, leaving no available funds to hire.
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