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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
4
A discussion on juror disagreement cites the Los Angeles Obem chain case as showing a troubling trend toward intolerant, partisan deliberations. It notes jurors berating each other, empty ballots, and calls for judge intervention while warning that society risks flawed justice if jurors cannot calmly discuss evidence and reach at least similar conclusions.
A distorted excerpt discusses tariff views and public understanding. It references philosophy, responsibility, and the role of leaders in shaping opinion, noting confusion and fear among listeners while indicating ongoing testimony and political context.
The piece segments a heated exchange on tariff policy with Congressman Wurzbach defending protectionism while opponents argue the logic harms American industry and consumers. It likens policy to a merchant debt crisis and suggests the rhetoric could sway voters before the election.
Fragmented OCR text describes a crowded urban spectacle with riders, wagons, and horsemen streaming into a central event. The narrative hints at preparations, audience anticipation, and a main ceremony or festival with crowds and a notable turnout. Names, dates, or clear facts are absent or garbled.
A crowded town hall hosts a dramatic campaign gathering. Well known citizens introduce the candidate amid chants and sweltering heat. The speaker extols liberty and democracy as the crowd grows restless with street confrontations and a tense lead up to election day.
The Once Over reports Worato Phillips announcing the Sauruer Relief Fund will run this season again for men over 40 facing heat and thirst. The site in the Cavindian woods gains improvements, including a new “Bi Six” well. The fund seeks middle aged city residents in small flats without air, offering 400 gallons of beer and bathing access. a former beneficiary recalls warm relief from a prior year.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses divorce, medical issues, money, and Heaven with numerous misspellings. It mentions a doctor, expense, and a meeting, but the exact event, names, places, and dates are unreadable. The text reads like stray notes rather than a coherent report.
A Fragmented Washington Column discusses President Hoover and Governor Sproul, noting a delayed statement about a commission to resolve the co dispute. Senator Pepper and Governor Lovelace are cited discussing governors’ talks and White House contact, with commentary on public interest and eminent citizens.
A fragmented, OCR laden discussion explores how thinking shapes facial expression and bodily tension. It links mental control to visible effects, noting how positive thoughts may tighten and negative urges loosen muscles, with references to eyes and facial form and a warning tone about unchecked thinking.
Fragmented text references Assyrians, Bolivia, Avestan scripts, and a sweeping Decades of unnamed figures. Mentions California, political investiture, and a long list of names and places with unclear connections. Overall, the fragment hints at historical triumphs, cultural arches, and scattered geopolitical imagery.
A muddled OCR page depicts a quarrelsome exchange between a paper editor and subscribers about payment. Other vignettes recount neighbors seeking peace after long feuds, a lumbering misfit tale about corn and kindling, and a chaotic open-air meeting with scattered, odd remarks.
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