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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
20
A blaze caused about 100 dollars in damages at the home of N C Leap on North Hackberry Street Thursday afternoon. An overheated heater ignited a wall. a false arm on a nearby counter fell as the fire spread through the room.
A large student parade promotes equal suffrage with leaflets and speeches. Volunteers distribute materials from school campuses rallying support for a May 15 vote while ongoing demonstrations and a later election slate keep momentum. An official U.S. ROTC report notes growth in participants and training through 308 institutes.
A fragmented critique discusses a supposed Edison product comparing it to rivals, emphasizing tone and blending features. It hints at industrial impact and consumer claims, but the text is garbled with misspellings and unreadable phrases throughout.
The article notes changes in leadership of Army camp entertainment programs in San Antonio. Miss Mario resigns, Miss Hea sen to take over, with Miss Tieks guiding efforts during a transition. It mentions scheduling, booking, and community involvement for theater and musical numbers, amid a broader wartime morale drive.
Mary Willy Daly, aged about sixty, native of Teeland, longtime resident of Sew Antoniy, died at Tranpital Flurshay. Funeral and burial at St Mary’s Cemetery with arrangements by Porter Loring. Survived by husband, son Des Ac, and several siblings including Mrs Alar Mont and Mrs All Metice. Burial details to follow with visitation and services at St. Mary’s and Queen’s Haughter locations.
An obituary fragment lists a late resident with survivors including a husband and daughter Vera. It mentions burial at a local cemetery and funeral details under a director’s notice. The readable lines reference family names and locations but are fragmented and partially garbled.
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