San Antonio Light historical newspaper front page notice
Fragmented OCR reads like a period paper notice from the San Antonio Light with subscription details, offices, and distribution notes. It lists delivery days, rates, newspaper offices in New York Chicago and San Antonio, and mentions Associated Press credits and publisher lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San Antony
Elly Co Badar
Danes
Nos
Vaxun
Sobsculption
ATES
Gmas
Chis Currier
Sully and Sundss
Ousruu
Zyrtoy Ocly
Neil Clo
Pezasy Guile
Sanday Bon Sfuil
Roy Hell Galzide
Torer Sunany Wetzy
Mali
Repuniic
Mayden
Pelzmboce
Antony Llehe
Bates
New York
Verres & Conklim Inc
Mantran
Chicago
Verses & Combi
Fen
Gee
Maior
Ferre
Conktin
Onlerard
Bar
Qatti- Office
Verpre
Fee
Benmores
Tennessee Senate Race Splits Voters Over Faith and Policy
The article surveys Tennessee political rhetoric around church and state, noting fears of religious zealots influencing elections. It contrasts candidates Harry Uertzberg and John L. Cunningham in the 14th district race, highlighting how public questions on issues reveal voter distrust of leaders who ignore constituent wishes and pretend sole wisdom.
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Ic Isin
Harry Mertzberg
John IL Cummingham
Tula
Harry Uertzberg
John
Efizel
Congress
Fragmented Riff on Law, Power and Philosophy
A stream of disjointed reflections discusses lawgivers, republics, and moral ideals. The piece names vague figures and ideas, mentions philosophy and poetry, and references society and governance without clear events or dates.
TWO GOOP LIARS CLAIM AFRICAN HUNT TALES ARE REAL
A pair of unnamed storytellers in Africa recount dubious hunting anecdotes filled with lions and autos. The prose blends fragmented memories of a hunt near British South Africa with improbable details and garbled dialogue. The text reads like a fevered, misedited travelogue from a bygone era.
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Africa
Naratbi
British South Africa
Theka
P Teaved
Pepette
Evie
Alan
Kent Betek
Yaekek
Two tales of lions attack unfold on wild frontier road
A fragmented 19th century narrative recounts a wagon escort attacked by three lions near a distant rail line. Drivers flee as a wagon drags an ox carcass, while a lone motorist’s reaction shapes a surreal, uncanny scene before the animals retreat to rocky shelter.
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Jakurn
Uasin Gish
Texas for Texas in the Senate contest heat
The piece denounces outside meddling by the Anti Saloon League and Wayne Wheeler in Texas Senate races. It argues Texans must choose between Mayfield and Ferguson without outside interference, citing Klans and prohibition ties as campaign factors.
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Antis Saloon League of America
Texas
Culberson
Tarte Be Mayfield
Janes E Ferguson
Mayfield
K. K. RK
Fergison
United States Senate
Anti- Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ferenson
New York Times
Mayfichl
Klan
Vrs
Tye
Tin Klan Hebine Mayfield
Nature's Proletariat Explores Microbes and Human Life
An article discusses microbes and their vast influence on life, labor, and disease. It traces early scientists' ideas on unseen organisms and their role in fermentation, digestion, and illness, arguing microbes are central to humanity's fate and history.
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Gagewind Latour
Sclwann
Pustine
Max
Oman
Tandenburg
Fragmented prose outlines a distorted political era
The passage presents garbled and incoherent sentences about nations, opportunities, and public life. It references unnamed groups, symbolic figures, and elusive events with lingering confusion, suggesting a damaged OCR page from a historical period. Names, dates, and clear conclusions are absent.
Fragmented Washington talk on Harding aide and Paris ambassadorship
A garbled Washington gossip scene recounts a plan involving President Harding, an unnamed figure seeking a Paris ambassadorship and a tense exchange over travel and duties. The tale critiques political propriety and public manners, noting rivalries and suppressed ambitions in a festive White House gathering.
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Harding
Sven
Yale
Eng Harding
Merrick
Paris
Finrrick
Toulon
Myon
Myron
Agerhels
Lanvig
Vitamin Developments Push Vitamin D Role in Growth
A 1920s era article discusses new vitamin types, focusing on vitamin D as the fourth vitamin aiding growth and preventing rickets. It contrasts views on vitamin A, notes experiments with cod liver oil, and emphasizes nutrition from natural foods over proprietary products, recommending milk and greens to prevent deficiencies.
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McCollum
Vilamnin
SteColnm
McCulli
Factograms And Miscellany From The Longending Slip
Fragmented notes recounting electoral college concepts and historical anecdotes with references to Nebuchadnezzar Nineveh and biblical themes. Mentions coal, crops, California and Canada trade figures, plus puzzling phrases about presidents electors and national finance.
Are there critics absolutely accurate in the tale
A fragment from a midriver age tale describes a birthday, a crowd, and a street fire that attracts onlookers. A nervous character seeks help as sirens sound and a fire unfolds. The scene captures community reaction and the chaos of an alarming event amid a birthday memory.
Tiasto Rosa Chaney in Die rog Empire Border
In the empire border tale Ton Chaney figures alongside Ethel Clastow in a dramatic fictional setting. Russet tones hint at a boundary clash as characters navigate loyalties amid unfolding intrigue.
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Tiasto, Rosa
Ton Chaney
Veinvcan
Telhg
Compsiy
Ethel Clastow
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