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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
18
A garbled text fragment references Cook Coos, Africa, tear gas, lions, and youth, plus a late night burglary at Rogers’ store with a safe break-in and duplicate key issues. Names like Chae Hutt, Rogers, Hogeer, Frank Howers appear amid scattered phrases and nonsensical commentary.
A provocative, fragmented piece catalogs women in varied roles and settings from hospitals to penthouses, comparing them with men across regions and moods. The text, filled with misspellings and surreal phrasing, sketches social stereotypes and restless desire amid modern urban life.
A garbled OCR style note lists crossword clues and scattered references including persons and places from various eras. It mentions The Man Without a Country, Tacitus like fragments, geopolitics between Tibet and India, and a mix of decades and languages, all presented as a chaotic clue set with no clear narrative or solvable thread.
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