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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1932
Page
18
An OCR fragment describes Mr. Starret as a Congressional candidate in the Fourteenth District who carries the Holy Bible and Stars and Stripes and is fond of children. It notes a hot day incident where he bought a girl an ice cream cone, alongside unrelated quotes from others about government, climate, and family norms.
A quirky 1907 Denver scene mixes a theatrical claim about a leading lady, jokes about a pajama queen contest, and a political dig at municipal water costs. Notes quote Genevieve on good girls, Frisby aims to cut park watering costs, and a Denver dog hospital anecdote closes with humor.
Fragmentary text records a chaotic scene with a reference to Henry Ford and bemused social commentary. It mentions someone grabbing a Prince Allert and threatens violence with a stick amid reflections on workers and class. The source is garbled and lacks clear event details or date.
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