San Antonio Light Ad Rates and Circulation Audit
The San Antonio Light publishes details on offices in Chicago Boston Detroit and Crockett and lists circulation figures for daily and Sunday editions for 1914. It notes subscriptions prices, delivery zones, and audit results from the Audit Bureau of Circulations with totals for daily and Sunday copies and paid vs unpaid distribution.
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Sereguion
Phope Crockett
Pew
San Antonio
Eule
Ewe
Ein United Penta New Fore
Pagt Block
Tan
Pir
Chicago
Faul Mock
Toc
Madore
Hide
Bostok
Fawl Liock
Ina
Byron Gece
True Blas
Detholt
Faul Htsck
Pete Colly
Turing
TOI Copien
Loft Arts
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FONG
Avelt Bureau of
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United
Harvey on Daniels review in North American Review
Colonel George Haney editor of North American Review offers a sharp critique of Josephus Daniels in a long feature. He portrays Daniels as a vigorous secretary of the navy and notes party tensions around President Wilson. The piece quotes David Dudley Field and recalls a Chicago 1896 free silver debate episode.
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George Haney
Wilson
Josephus Daniels
The
North American Review
Josephus, N.cd
Admiralty
Larvay
Mary
Sterling
Joseph “Porter, Kcb
Harvey
Josephus
Ate
David Dudley Field
Navy
Daniels
Chicago
Democratic Party
Macauley
Uader
Penance by Proxy and a Self-Styled Munchhausen
A dramatic tale unfolds as a man calling himself August Sthastelysky Ue Mukkadel die Castellaie von Munchhauses Saviour arrives in Flint City. He reportedly bears sackcloth and a document, claiming to seek fame and penance for ancestral crimes, echoing a notorious lineage and sensational legend.
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Munchhausen
Des
Prince of
Lies
August Sthastelysky Ue Mukkadel
Die Castellaie von Munchhauses Saviour
Jenty Milwauker
Flint City
Expiation Tales Inherit The Prince Of Lies Legend
A legend seeks penance for the tales of Baron Münchhausen as a grandson vows to wander the earth for time, searching for an honest man and inheriting a dubious estate. The piece discusses how exaggeration taints storytellers, linking the Prince of Lies to many interpolations in Münchhausen’s fame.
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Istory
Burin Munchhausen
Gindy
Lies
Haron Miimelthausen
Onder
Prince of
Li¢s
Perrons
Ehi
Beit Algo
Tor
Seeing the Invisible in Roosevelt Barnes Libel Suit
The article argues the Roosevelt Barnes libel case reveals the so called invisible government. It contends the public should follow the trial to understand how officials and corrupt politicians influence policy. Roosevelt acknowledged such influence, yet could not fully escape it. The piece cites the Tennessee Coal and Iron case as a concrete example.
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Barnes
Michigan
United States
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Fark Wert
Invisibility of government cited in Roosevelt Barnes case
The piece argues that the existence of invisible government signals limits to national sovereignty and urges public scrutiny of political machinery. It claims that exposing these details through litigation can diminish such hidden control and empower the people to steer government.
United States Dependent on Mexico for Sisal Fiber
The piece argues that U S dependence on Mexico, via Progreso in Yucatan, for sisal fiber used in wheat harvesting binds nations in crisis. It notes sisal’s dominance from Yucatan, the impact of a proposed Progreso blockade, and contrasts with European wartime trade curbs. Carranza’s reversal is praised as a rare US ally response.
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United States
Mexico
Gallern
Carranza
Progreso
Yucatan
German East Africa
British East Africa
Manila
Knottec
Wiest
German War Lessons From American Showmen
An American circus manager observes that German officers studied American circus methods for transport, repair, and commissary supply. He notes that many practices originated in the United States and were observed as the German war machine adopted similar systems observed on tours through Europe sixteen years ago.
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Olecos
United States
Kaiser
Cmis
Europe
Province Evening Bulletin
War guilt debate cited in letters to editor
A Novy Albert Ballim letter to the London Times editor argues Russia bears primary responsibility for the war while a Wart interview blames Sir Edward Grey. The New York World notes a prewar German hope Britain would stay neutral, aided by distrust of Russia, a view once common among Englishmen.
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Albert Ballim
London Tomen
Russia
New York World
Acre profits spark renter driven farming in Redburn county
A garbled report from Redburn describes a land parcel yielding profits via renter share and manual work. It mentions 8,009,000 sweet potato plants to be sold at 1.68 per 1000 and a setup with about 4500 invested, projecting roughly 60 percent return amid county law context referenced by Tl. L. Tinlard.
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Redburn
Tl. L. Tinlard Io
Hanh
Hanteed
Atlanta Constitution
Letters on Cotton Futures Law and San Antonio Progress
A reader letters page includes critique of the National Anti-Cotton Futures Law and calls for amendments to require exact classifications in futures contracts. Another writer urges action from officials on storm drainage in San Antonio, detailing flood damage, stalled sewers, and calls for timely construction to protect property and improve living conditions.
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Miway
Lever
National Congress
Otter
Tevet
Asme
Eluing
Renie
San Antonio
Bern
Alamo
Leame
Lafer
Mayeais
Cullay Shan
Nouthern
Comera
Thane
Wien
Fashion Hint on Individual Style and Modern Gowns
Mary Clare PAssion argues that capricious fashion requires women to blend individuality with current modes. She praises tasteful dress choices at a recent stylish event, noting an elegant cream gown with opalescent embroidery, a wide girdle, and delicate jewelry as exemplars of restrained chic and personal taste.
Public interest grows as Fiesta crowds miss local address
Taxpayers question mayoral plans as thousands from distant points attend the Fiesta yet plan to return home. Citizens urge clear statements from Browns and Shooks on how they will tackle the city’s problems before the general election, noting the campaign potential of a decisive moment.
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Alin
Lasuo
Water hose whips loose and floods Carnegie Library
Firefighters draining a basement at Carnegie Library caused a water hose to be jerked from a water plug. The sudden surge sent water streaming through south windows, startling patrons and staff as they rushed to identify the unusual fault and prevent further damage.
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Carnegie
Neacy
Carnegiebrary
Corpplate
Texas Leads in Road Building After War
The Greville Herald notes a samphist showing Texas Oklahoma Missouri and others rapid road progress. It highlights Texas as fastest to recover from wartime shocks and stresses ongoing highway gains across these states.
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Greville Herald
Union
Texas
Oklahome
Missouri
Miters
Uwe
Sleepy Time Tales For the Little Folk
Dandy the terrier learns tricks to catch flies then a giant bee causes chaos. He pretends to sleep as a strategy, dives to grab the bee, sustains a sting, and is laughed at by his mistress who identifies the culprit as a bumblebee. The tale ends with a kitchen recipe fragment for tomato soup.
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Lois
Jay
Danny
Sehen
Fragmented Test Message on Condensed Tomato Dish
A garbled note describes a condensed tomato dish with unspecified meat and overcooked portions. Mentions salt, various unclear names, and instructions that are partially legible but largely unreadable.
The Farnworth Case Ends in a Violent Confrontation
In a dramatic scene from 1913, Cycus Deane learns of his daughter's alleged immorality at a society party. He confronts her husband White, accuses him of dragging Rita down, and drags him to a library confinement as the crowd watches. Deane's guilt overwhelms him as heReflects on moral hypocrisy and his own actions.
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Jia Fest
Nishac
Sindog Been
Rila
Bain
Ifo
Ren
Goa
Ritz
Rita
White
Wade
Cycus Deane
Recipe fragment for a tomato sauce dish text
The fragment describes mixing tomato sauce with a condensed form, then adding milder elements and a quarter cup of water. It mentions a bold final tone and a dish featuring tomato sauce as the base.
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