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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1929
Page
12
The article discusses pear varieties Bartlett and Keiffer, their characteristics, and uses. It covers baking pears, making desserts with raisins dates nuts and marmalade, and suggests pear based salads and dressings. It also describes a pear conserve and various serving ideas with ice cream, cantaloupe, and cream cheese fillings.
Fay King discusses divorces and social expectations shaping wives choices. The piece notes how wealthy husbands influence marriages and pressure wives toward accepting whatever a partner offers, with critics arguing independence is key to personal happiness.
A wry, era-spanning summary of how postwar topics shifted from romance to marriage and divorce, Freud, sex appeal, and psychology. The piece notes a cycle of titles and topics in columns and jokes, from How to Win a Wife to How to Divorce Your Husband, then returns to love and fashion, with sharp humor about modern matrimony and gender roles.
The article outlines belt fashion in the LUC WLAC era noting leather noses and the watersnake belt with a gold buckle as a key pairing. It emphasizes belt choices as crucial to aligning with a fashionable costume, offering suggestions for women seeking stylish coordination with other wardrobe components.
The passage details accessories including a park coordinator belt, a blue sweater option, and a belt with a slim lineage. It notes a unbroken surface finish, three horizontal notions with buckles, and cape-like gloves with grip muling. The overall tone praises the model as suitable for driving, sportswear, and a refined look.
A fragment from Blanche Silver’s Goodnight Stories depicts Knarl in Trout and young filly children with tired names as ants plot a hunt for mosquitos. They bravely enter a house guided by shadows and meet unexpected danger before escaping with lessons about obedience and curiosity.
Teani¢ and Ann Marie discuss Leola Ingram suing for breach of promise to force Howdy into a two thousand dollar settlement. Jennie warns of Welseley representing Leola as the threat looms. Ann Marie recalls scarce funds and a hoped for marriage, while Teani¢ bursts with shaky optimism amid a tense, sunlit room.
In a sunlit New York lobby Ann Marie contemplates her failed romance with Neal Forsythe and recalls a quiet past with Jim Goodwin. She urges him for two hundred dollars to help move a troublesome loan, while Neal’s elopement with Alice haunts the scene and Jim hesitates at aiding her.
Donald shows slow progress toward school tasks yet excels in play and sport. The account notes a difference between classroom performance and personal interests, suggesting confidence as a key, with Adler’s ideas invoked to explain distance and delays. Parents should observe the child’s motives and emotional cues to guide support.
Beauty tips issue recommends daily care for women and notes cosmetics hair care nails and fragrances. It warns against overdoing beauty routines while stressing being interesting and lively. A whimsical look at fashion items like hats and scents and a nod to era trends ends with a suggestion that a new style hat can ease personal distress.
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