Table Talks by Mildred Kitchen on Cookery Tips
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Remember When by Edmund Galvan
In Pendleton Avenue memories blend with early industry as two wheeled carts churned through town. A Brizos and Laredo Street dispensing station fired tanks while river water flowed from local wells. Residents relied on cisterns wells and distilled water sold at corner stores for San Antonio's supply.
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He Who Loses Ideals Loses Much Says Fay King
A distressed widow finds empathy scarce as she bears pain and heartache. The loss of a husband and the silent absence of the family speak louder than tears. The deceased’s memory frames the lesson that honor and inner worth matter more than public sympathy.
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Beauty Brevities From A Tough Clean Era
A humorous column by Helen Follett extols beauty routines as a hard but fashionable craft. It traces scrubbing, polishing, and grooming rituals from wig styling to manicure tips, noting the era’s lean, clean atmosphere and the social fascination with grooming and bodycare.
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Helen Follett
Fashionable three piece dresses at low prices shock shoppers
Fashion notes praise affordable dresses priced around 20 dollars with several styles shown. Descriptions highlight corduroy-knit suits, Persian green and brown contrasts, two piece sets, overblouses with waist tight bands, and vivid color combos. Numerous details emphasize latest lines and fashionable touches.
Wool and silk dresses priced to please shoppers
The circular describes wool dresses resembling mebhilike wool with silk options. It highlights affordable prices, a bolero bow shoulder, flounced skirts, and loose sleeve bows. Contrasting colors are used, especially black or brown with Persian green, and a Christmas circular invites readers to request a copy.
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Condolence and signature etiquette queries in old letters
A pair of dated letter fragments discuss how to express sympathy after a mother’s death and proper check signing for a married woman with a joint account. They mention choosing between maiden and married names and offer sample phrases for condolences.
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Goodnight Stories From Blanche Silver Congelani 1936
Whimsical tale portrays thirsty plants in a sunlit window debating water needs and the ethics of asking humans for a drink. Knarf the narrator guides two stubborn potted plants toward self reliance, as they reckon with drought and responsibility.
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Blanche Silver
Congelani
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Mchaelis
An excerpt outlines a hopeful, rhymed meditation on life and growth from grass to soul, comparing nature to human potential. It cautions against deceit and narrow thought while urging inward rigor and honest effort as paths to growth and integrity.
Advice to Beatrice Fairfax on Football and Faithful Fiancé
Beatrice Fairfax advises a reader engaged five months that her fiancé’s football habit and late nights threaten their relationship. She is urged to view him as immature and to consider dating others lightly, while avoiding drastic actions. The tone emphasizes restraint and self-control despite jealousy and pressure.
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