Fragmented OCR From The San Antonio Light Alleges Notices
The readable fragments reference legal notices from New York and Chicago offices, with addresses and authorities. Mentions of newspapers printing rights and Associated Press affiliation hint at sourcing. Names and places appear partially, including Mexico and Crockett, with garbled dates and fees.
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Gueday Aly Saati
Mexico
Waltip Bey
Pierre Notley
Felermoxe Crockett
Sapartoplo Liphi
Walt Wt
Neers Atence
Varee & Canklim Inc
Eveattea
Pane
Enduring folly of Charles and a wary Senate on bonuses
The piece contrasts Charles V's refusals to adapt with the public's demand for prudent policy. It critiques imperial self pity and exile while noting Senate inaction on the bonus bill. It warns delays worsen both indebted ex-soldiers and those spared by not funding expansion, urging clearer action.
Senate and the Bonus A clash over acceptable bonus plans
A Washington dispatch reports Senate members seek a definite standard for a soldiers bonus that would please President Harding and Treasury Secretary Mellon. While some praise cost savings, others fault the approach, noting the administration opposes adding to public debt without payment provisions.
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United States Senate
Washington
Marding
Fle
Treasury
Mellon
Senate
We Country
Keons
Harding
Yay Mellin
Specious remedy urged on Congress for merchant-marine issue
The piece discusses Chigman Lasker of the United States Shipping Board presenting a lengthy report to Congress on the merchant-marine problem. It argues against partisan reflex and stresses the need to consider a ship subsidy bill on its merits, highlighting risks of past subsidies and wartime fleet losses while stressing the goal of a self-sustaining US merchant marine. It notes the report’s wealth of data and warns that subsidies may worsen the country’s maritime dilemma if used to merely follow party lines. The author emphasizes prudence in policy shifts, urging fidelity to enduring principles over expedient fixes.
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Chigman Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Congress
Lasker
United States
Amoyiie
America
Mr. Lasker
Exis
Debates on postwar shipping policy and tariffs
The piece discusses the Jones Act’s impact on wartime tonnage, preferential tariffs, and stalled private ship use. It notes Europe’s debt, possible payment in goods, and proposed export markets while warning that subsidies to private shipowners shift costs to the public. It also cites political opinions on tariffs and enforcement.
Bells of Shandon Recall the City’s Sacred Bells
Poemlike reminiscence praising the Shandon bells. The speaker longs for memory of the cathedral bell tolls echoing through Cork’s streets. Images of river, Minarets, and city life intertwine with nostalgia for childhood and civic rituals.
The Divorce Trial and a Woman’s Resolve
A narrative in a woman's voice follows marital strain and a bold decision to pursue divorce. She recalls a fraught court proceeding, a disintegrating home, and her resolve to uncover the truth while facing social and personal pressures. The chapters mix memory, fear, and a plan to seek independence despite looming consequences.
Fragmentary Tale of Travel and Escape in New York
A troubled narrator recalls travel hints and meetings in New York, with fragmented dialogue about tickets, farewells, and plans. The passage hints at stress, social interaction, and pursuit, ending with an impression of tense, unclear aims and shifting mood.
Pointed Paragraphs on Ethics and Wealth at Auction
Fragmentary notes discuss choosing between evils and money at an auction gate. The text reflects on differences of opinion not altering fate, condemns deceit, and argues virtue in preaching with one’s own example. It hints at societal manners and moral behavior.
Fragmentary scribble hints at film and theatre names
The fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of titles and names like Vander Majeate-Diz and Motion Pictures. It mentions a Princess and a Royal camera, with scattered phrases that resemble cinema or stage references, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Vander Majeate
Tine Auduvidle
Princesa
Loew
Binke
Waellure
Rosal
Jin Royal
Fragmented and oddities A mix of anecdotes and quotes in a dreamlike prose
A garbled列 narrative threads through jokes about Vienbe on gorgonzola and the Tig, with characters such as J Bridae of Bize and Ronie, while a chaplain debates life and the warden questions a convict about a race. A Pullman berth price dispute ends with a humorous line about getting up and going to bed.
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Vienbe
Ronie
Ageia L Wan
London
Justin Bloom
Nolstel
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