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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
3
Ambiguous archaic phrasing hints at a grim scene or legend involving a garden and tomb. Names and terms drift through the text, suggesting a narrative about mortal peril, ritual or crime, with possible figures such as Hr or Hendler, and groups linked to fear and decay.
The fragment cites Mr Y Stevenson noting cynicism ages worse than haute illusions, suggesting a provocative comparison where cynicism and haute devilry may be the same in effect. The passage hints at philosophy rather than event, offering a reflective aside.
A young woman named Alice piloting a fragile airplane explores high ground and strange lands. She faces social conflict with Charles Blake and family while a romance with her betrothed undergoes testing amid a dramatic rescue and a tense police-like investigation. The wreckage, a possible honeymoon, and parental insistence frame the suspenseful, period tone. The scene closes with Alice choosing truth over pressure as her father contemplates the wreck and offers to recover the craft.
The community page records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Beck and Miz Plexico of Brownwood to the W J Harvey home after the death of their little son Malcolm Harvey born August 26 1921 died May 29 1927. Other items note guests, weddings, travel to Brownwood for summer school, a party at the Elliot home, and church events including prayer meetings and a summer meeting date set for August.
John W. Carpenter of Texas Power and Light announces blue gingham smocks for female staff woven and manufactured in Texas. He urges wearers to support cotton industry by choosing homegrown fabrics, highlighting state prosperity and farmer welfare as key outcomes.
An entirely new remedy called Mesala claims to cure most dandruff cases with one application and even the most aggravated in a week or two. The product is described as pleasant to use and inexpensive, sold with a positive guarantee. Simmons Drug Store sells it for seventy-five cents.
Leon Ward, his son Tom, and Messrs E Leonard and Lee Wan frais from Austin arrived Saturday and began camping and fishing on the San Saba River. Ward is known locally for his knowledge of prime fishing spots. Tom was born in San Saba. John Seiders, agent, notes the Williams store building once housed by Morris Grocery. B.S. Laird plans a new residence near the school.
G D Heath of Colorado spent a few days here last week and reports he is getting along fine and is delighted with the west.
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