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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
6
The San Antonio Light announces its daily and Sunday edition details and pricing. It lists publication offices at 609 611 Travis Street and notes carrier and mail subscription options with durations and payment terms.
The Boston Transcript and the Atlanta Constitution debate a singable national anthem while Congress rushes to prep for defense. The piece discusses Star Spangled Banner dignity, Dixie versus modern tunes, and the broader psychology of national identity. It notes Senate and House moves toward defense funding, aviation and navy priorities, and a new national defense council to coordinate industries for security.
Congress debates trimming preparedness funding as the House trails the Senate in defense estimates. Current totals show Army 313,970,447.10 dollars and Navy 315,826,843.55, fortifications 25,748,050, military academy 2,238,828.57, deficiencies 27,658,348.05, totaling 685,343,017.27 dollars with final passage pending conference adjustments.
The Souther n Department commander General Funston denounces war reporters for distorting conditions at border camps. He cites the Salado battle story as a false example and condemns widespread misrepresentations of Camp Wilson and border troops. He argues discomfort exists but no dire mistreatment, blaming systemic issues and training needs rather than individuals.
A Georgia bill proposes shifting lynching accountability to the county sheriff, with removal and disqualification if delinquent. Commentators note governor involvement and discuss broader aims of judicial reform as delays in justice fuel mob violence.
The passage states that General Funston may refuse access to news from the Southern Department camps for dishonest or untrained correspondents. He differentiates honest reporters from fakers and implies support for removing the latter, noting Texas has suffered from such writers.
Denison Herald urges strict accounting and cash payments to avoid debt. It warns that charge accounts tempt overspending and mislead buyers, arguing faithful budgeting brings smoother finances amid rising living costs.
In 1912 Democrats led with 6.29 million votes and Republicans 3.48 million while Progressives tallied 4.12 million. The Galveston Tribune notes the 1916 race lacks a strong Progressive candidate and pacifists may swell Prohibition and Socialist totals, though not change the overall outcome.
The New York Globe notes a broad, possibly decisive shift in World War I with Russian offensives in Galicia and Volhynia, Italian pushes in Trentino, and French British actions along the Somme. It compares the moment to Grant and Sherman campaigns, acknowledging equal-terms uncertainty and German defense strength.
Miss Studdridge watches a lodger scheme unfold as the Busker entices Clara to join a seaside act. Clara consents to flee with him, Renaming the plan as busking to perform for Southend natives. Months later Miss Studdridge, tracking the pair, spots a blue figure slipping by on the shore during a church group outing.
The article notes the enduring appeal of taffeta dance gowns and describes rose taffeta motifs with wings formed by fabric draping. It praises bouffant drapes, short skirts, and net and lace trims, and mentions a cream shadow lace drop skirt on flesh chiffon with satin slippers.
A street scene unfolds as the Busker informs Miss Studdridge that Clara has married, ending her suspicions. He explains Clara wed near St George’s, and the couple are honeymooning in Scotland, while Miss Studdridge reacts with shock and moral outrage.
The Austin American quotes a health service writer posing sharp questions about everyday behavior. He jokes on cruelty to animals and the spread of tables, milk safety, hygiene, and environmental practices. The piece lampoons inconsistent public health messaging.
Select a tender capon four to five pounds and truss it. Roast three quarters of an hour or more, baste with buttered fat, remove paper before serving, then dredge with flour. Finish with fresh tomatoes, parsley, and a rich cream gravy strained for service.
In a seaside tale, twins find a fish named Sish and care for it in a rock hollow with salt water. They feed it daily and nurture a bond until a storm washes the pet away. Their grandfather later surprises them with three new goldfish in a bowl, two for the twins and one for Baby Grace, promising to keep them safe.
The National Geographic Society’s bulletin argues Archangel is the likely embarkation point for Russian troops, detailing its ice-free period, historic role as Russia’s northern seaport, and its connection to major waterways. It notes Archangel’s size, climate, and strategic canal links, and highlights the Solovetsky Monastery and local geography.
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