San Antonio Loses Tourists to California Despite Attractions
An article argues California lures about 702,070 winter visitors while San Antonio offers far fewer entertainments, roads, and hotels. It notes California climate, vast roads, and developed tourist amenities. San Antonio lacks attractions, golf, hotels, and leisure options, contributing to 700,000 visitors to California versus 709,000 to San Antonio.
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California
San Antonio
Nori
San Antowiy
Medina
Gulf of Mexico
Medina Lake
San Anfonio
Speculating on Tiooker in Republican strategy
A garbled speculation on Herbert Munroe and a fence line strategy affecting nomination chances. Critics argue the 29 day window damaged prospects for both parties. supporters claim psychological timing could have given a black horse moment. The piece, though unclear, discusses convention dynamics and party positioning amid uncertain delegate support.
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Herbert Munrey
Ray Catlen
Bayer
Political indecision taints independence and party loyalties
The account discusses a figure wavering between parties, labeled as an Opportunist, and questions whether personal principles or party advantage drive choices. It notes predictions by leaders and local supporters in Glasgow, asking why he might return to Democratic or Republican folds and whether motives are defensive or strategic.
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King
Ines
Beir
GO. Py
Heaver
Renmn
Faberal Service
Aieweihya
Kiallan
Jugo Saw
Ieee Vole
Fonds
Boycatty
Mortut Lalla
Italy
Nat
P George
Ing Nyeo
Keel
Wioubhital
New Yowk Editora
Metion
Magnaines
Belo de Wal
Fiettaw
Willy Yane
Saul Cape
Ling Perlinys
Dheowinia
Bether Fukio
Theaner
Nee Vawk
Signs of Statesmanship in Premier Nitti Speech
A lengthy report on Premier Nitti's chamber speech linking world fates and the peace treaty, praising his statesmanlike stance while hinting at potential downfall. The dispatches suggest a pivotal shift toward a prudent, universal peace approach, with warnings about continuing imperialist influences and the need for reconstruction for Europe and the United States.
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Premier Nini
Talia
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Tue Lacire
Nii
Cilanda
Fiume
Germany
Europe
Russia
European
United States
Choosing Vocations Based on Aptitude and Rewards
The passage argues many fail careers due to misaligned talents and choices. It advocates early vocational exploration, broad knowledge of occupations, and honest assessment of personal abilities, health needs, and financial rewards to guide intelligent career decisions. It urges education systems to teach students about the full range of vocations to prevent mistaking passion for fit.
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Usal
Alva
Camse
Sustlonl
Mie
Nwtmann
de Comtey
The Poorest People Live in Best Houses in Split
A fragmented account depicts Split’s social contrast with the poorest residents living in the city’s best houses. It links historic housing to imperial walls and notes the old town’s Venetian and Genoese influences, and a civic division between local factions amid a broader regional tension.
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Spaeato
Famous Southern Poems Selected by Prof Payne at Texas
A curated collection titled Famous Southern Poems arranged by Professor L W Payne from the University of Texas offers a focused tour through notable verse from the American South. The volume highlights enduring poets and landmarks of regional literature, inviting readers to explore regional voices and themes.
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L. W. Payne
University of Texas
Grapes for Swit Promoter Stirred Interest in Charleston
The passage profiles William Gilmore Simms (1806 1570) noted as an angelist wine and pot author, praising his grapevine swing imagery and discussing his life and works. It discusses investment schemes promising large returns, citing bonds, interest rates, and the idea that the vine is roped for travel and pleasure.
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Willem Gitmorn Simms
Willians Giinore Sims
Traneis
Marian Deered
Charleston
Santh
We J. Brent
Sinms
Neve
Railroad Bonds and Bond Market Notes
Fragmented text discusses railroad bonds and market pricing, naming firms and places in a garbled column. It references bond issues, offer pricing, and legal or market terms, with several proper nouns and locations appearing in a disordered OCR-like format.
Fragmented 19th Century Debate on Education and Navy Reform
A garbled recount discusses education and military service themes, referencing Keating, Valventian Meringle, and various workers. It notes widespread views on education, industrial progress, and naval policy, with a focus on societal reform and political debate. The text includes mentions of press scrutiny and a national discussion shaping public opinion.
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