San Antonio Light from January 20 1882 long issue details
The San Antonio Light listing advertising rates and delivery options, with references to daily and Sunday editions, circulation figures for 1944, offices in New York Chicago Boston Detroit and details about the newspaper’s reach in the United States and Canada.
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San Antonio
Anton
Chaieles
Bates
Dally
Burdis
Chester
Merrier
Peter
Mull
Dalty
Sen Antonio
United States
York Officohc
Paul Block
Ine
Thy
PMN
ASM
Chicago
Paul Bork
Binion Mae Hoston Oftige
Four Block, Inc
Mustin
Fam & Trust Tdz
Detroit
Paul Blocks
Tne
Kreage
Antonin Light
San Autunto
avOle
Antonin
Editorial claims a mayoral ticket selection by convention
The piece asserts Exhibit 7 matches Exhibit 3 and repeats a long-standing claim that Mayor Lown’s personal ticket was chosen without opposition. It alleges the ticket was pushed through the primary and convention with little scrutiny, citing past predictions and editorial delay.
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Tom Lawrr
Lown
Lisigue
Two Exhibits and One to Come in the Contested Election
A fragmented political ad from the Citizens League outlines two exhibits and a forthcoming third exhibit for the Brown ticket in the contiguously described election. It lists committee roles such as Commissioner of Fines and Township, and Commissioner of Sanitation, with references to public works and street improvements. The text hints at a prediction about Exhibit No. 3 and urges readers to form their own judgment about whether the ticket was preplanned. It presents a skeptical view of campaign planning and emphasizes free expression.
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Tus Lider
Texas
Imad al Jallas
Archer
Yong
Berl Werth
Typhoid Mary Case Reflects Carrier Controversy
The article discusses typhoid carriers, noting some people harbor the disease without symptoms. It cites Typhoid Mary as a cook linked to outbreaks and describes public health actions to prevent further spread, including certificates and restrictions on those deemed carriers.
Debate Over Personal Liberty in Typhoid Carrier Case
A discussion of a New York typhoid carrier and the threat she poses to public health raises questions about personal liberty versus societal welfare. Authorities consider or propose measures to quarantine or restrict the carrier, with lawmakers debating constitutional grounds and the balance between individual rights and preventing disease spread.
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New York
Scark
Ebiine
The Chinese Language and American Education Debate
A fragmentary discussion critiques cultural bias and language hurdles in American education. The text cites debates over Chinese influence, vocabulary challenges, and contrasts Eastern and Western mindsets, noting perceptions of Chinese students and the need to understand linguistic complexity in English writing.
Exterminating Pests Threatens Texas Poultry
The article discusses the difficulty of eradicating varmints such as coyotes and birds in Texas. It argues that current legislative measures may be ineffective and warn that continued pest pressure could curb poultry and farming production statewide.
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Roel
York
Texas
Chinese Typewriter Invention Shocks 19th Century Readers
A report describes Chi’s Chinese typewriter as the first practical device of its kind. It notes Yang’s 100 word letter took two hours, contrasts with English typing speed, and explains the machine uses a single key with a 4200 character cylinder.
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New York University
Henen Chi
Chi
Weis
Yang
Consul Yang
Phi
LWW
Qwestien
Amd
Fragmented discussion on taxation and tenancy in wartime America
The text critiques wartime tax policy and its unequal burden on southern cotton and grain dealers while examining land ownership, tenancy, and housing for tenants. It notes landlords’ difficulties collecting rents and warns about demoralization in markets, urging policy balance to protect home stability and economic viability.
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Lea
Arin
Ton
Tribune
The Home Garden or the South on Cabbage and Celery
A North to South guide describes sowing cabbage in fall and winter, including varieties, timing, and methods. It covers seed bed prep, thinning, and transplanting for the Atlantic coast to Florida, plus celery culture with soil, irrigation, and bleaching notes. It cites Early Snowball and Dwarf Early varieties and mentions market results and general crop management.
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Ce- Sa
Bulthott States
United States
Agtigustuce
Charleston
Catherine
Jetsey
Wakefield
Charlewon Wakefield
Amar Eleer
Che PA
Wolfe Ayer
Muller Amd
Calery
Goliath
iSrles Department of Ageientary
Washinton
Callande
Hedler
Ex trusives grow across the South under the Georgia metropole
The text discusses entities named Hile Gibbage and Galland forming a Toselly of Waves. It notes these waves resemble cabbage and Fates in their cultural use and reach, aligning with regional growth patterns in the South.
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Hile
Gibbage
Georgia
Arne Heath
Whendale i Sime
Eabbage
Fates
Jitney Driver Refuses Change In Tense Street Exchange
A wagging passenger questions a West Commerce uptown jitney passenger about changing a one dollar bill. The driver refuses, claiming he would rather give the ride free than accept a small note. He cites past mishaps and complains of a tense day as a crowd pressures him.
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Commerce Street
Jitmey
Will
Arlesuus Ward and the Fleet ing Fame in Waterford Me
A 19th century piece reflects on Arlesuus Ward, famed American humorist, noting his death at a young age from consumption. It traces Ward’s legacy and mentions Maine connections, his pen name Charles Farrar Browne, and influences on contemporaries including leaders in literature and politics.
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Boslod
Herate
Arlesuus Ward
Setire
Waterford
Rianford
Ami
Artemas Ward
Ana
Arad
Sleepy Time Tales and Bunny Play Learnings
An illustrated children story recalls siblings playing games on a hill and sliding down a snowy slope. The smallest bunny fears punishment for torn fur but mother offers forgiveness and teaches care, ending with the siblings learning to be careful while playing.
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Faust
Bread, Blood and Bravery Amid Siege Cellar
In a ruined village as evening fell, British troops endure bombardment while German forces occupy nearby ruins. Jack Langehman and companions fight hunger, endure shelling, and survive by seizing a French cellar kitchen as Senegalese and French soldiers halt the attack to share a meal, marking resilience amid occupation.
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Jack Luneiman
Eretics
Unig Brealy ii
Christian
Jack
Corgou
Wren
Gera
Bost
Ilnex
Jarl
Tack
Les
Kon
Germain
Ines
Gome
Dierci
Eunciman
Jak
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