San Antonio Light masthead and telephones notice
The San Antonio Light masthead lists Associated Press service and daily evening and Sunday morning editions. It provides publishing office details, management names G. Munro and Shirley W. J, circulation and subscription information, and post office entry as second class matter with agency representatives in New York and Chicago.
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SAN Antonio Light Publishing CO. [Inc
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Shirley W. J
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Publisher's Notice on Subscriber Address Changes
TQ Subscribers urged to inform changes of address promptly to ensure delivery. If delivery is irregular, notify the office. Esther at 176. Subscribers to The Light must pay only regular authorized collectors. paying carriers may cause issues.
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Esther Telephone
Crime Blues and Tariff Talk Across the Page
The column discusses a surge of violent crimes as a social curiosity, noting drunken impulsivity and fatal outcomes, then shifts to critiques of tariff bills and proposals shaping hosiery prices, champagne duties, and consumer costs. It also questions reform efforts like dry-forming and local agricultural schemes, referencing Taft, Taft's policies, and regional implications.
Stocking Tax Tariff Debate Sparks Public Outcry
A distortion of the Payne tariff bill faces critics who decry higher duties on women’s hosiery as unfair and burdensome. They argue the levy targets a basic necessity to benefit manufacturers and speculative tariffs. The proposed changes would raise the price of full fashion hosiery by about twenty percent, harming merchants and consumers alike.
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Germany
Republican Party
Taft
Jose Miione I
Deriding the Bachelors in Philadelphia Inquirer
A Philadelphia Inquirer critique portrays bachelors as punished already by celibacy and social scorn. It argues men avoid responsibility and women reject them, calling bachelors human derelicts. the piece laments the social penalties imposed on single men.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Gieero
Sodom
A RYHME OF A DOTING MAMMA By Dan Marquis
A garbled poem in childish spelling about a mother’s protective lessons and a child’s missteps. It hints at tenderness and comic mispronunciations, with a moral urging careful play to avoid illness or trouble.
Magic Transformation The New Krishan Help
Daily rag reports a quirky miscommunication as a helper recalls an empty item left overnight. The exchange hints at tense motives and a puzzling scene with a missing device and a cautious response from a mistress figure.
Chaperon Dreams on a Beach Parasol at Dusk
In a hazy seaside vignette a chaperon sits under a parasol as a boat appears and Brantley teases her with a romance. A playful exchange leads toward the ship of dreams yet ends with a clumsy, comic disruption as onlookers react to a premature kiss and revelry.
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Brantley
Girange
Seraustley
Badale Renwick
Ian
Brant
Tom Brantley
A Day 2 Guns Mystery Painter Sparks Debate
Critics debate the meaning behind Critle X’s remark on Critle %s painting titled A Day 2 Guns, noting the perplexing phrasing and its impact on interpretation. The exchange highlights confusion over the work’s title and intent.
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Danly
San Antonio 21 Years Ago In 1883
From The Light April 3, 1883. Local notes show church services, lingering remarks on Joe Jefferson agent A. J. Aslanger, and R. H. Aiken of the San Antonio Ric Association making notable records. Dr Lindner returns from vacation, and G. T. Chamberlain travels to Galatia to visit nephew George Ohvon deratn. The San Antonio Singing and Social Club elects officers, while Dallas visitor Meister Hdlle Risele arrives and Kim Geel of Ho vis City stops at the Saint Lemant hotel.
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Buster Sergiona
A. J. Aslanger
Nuimagar
Joe Jefferson
R. H. Aiken
Sir Antonio Ric
Mide
de. Lindner
G. T. Chamberlain
St. Louis
Galitomiia
George Ohvonderatn
San Antonio
Mex Sartor, Sr
Soertow
James I. Lorristed
Gedlrich
W. L. Hoekgen
Max Schlulize
W. Senge
Treas Wer
Isidore Caken
W. G. Sturmann
Young Saw Yer
Dallas
Hdlle Risele
Kan- 18Os City
Tonleht
Kimi Geel
Hovis City
Thhe Bt
Lemant
A Nostalgic Sideline on Tea and City Life
A fragmented column hints at cultural quirks from English tea to American drinking norms, jokes about conductors and lawyers, plus scattered notes on politics, land settlement, and weather. It mentions England's tea lead, U.S. land available for settlement, and a furrow of local chatter about laws and daily routines.
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America
England
Iva
Proposed ordinance targets women in long skirts in Cleveland
A proposed ordinance seeks to prohibit women from wearing western long skirts in Cleveland. The measure draws protest as conservative authorities defend tradition while civic leaders debate enforcement and public decency standards.
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Cleveland
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