San Antonio Civic Meeting Aims To Promote Tourism
A large civic gathering is planned at the Sir Anthony Hotel terrace to promote San Antonio’s winter tourism prospects. The event, not a fund raiser, seeks to spur investment and attract visitors amid a buoyant national economy. Organizers emphasize publicity as essential to future growth and local development.
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San Antonio
Sir Anthony Hotel
Eits
Witter
Byers
Piney
Ghanter of Commerce
Varius Re- Hahn
J. ¥. Harker
Rhateman
Pitburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Cincionati
Louise
Middle West
Wisconsin
Missouri
Europe
America
San Antoni
L. J. Hart
Fort Worth
Dallas
Foy
Texas
Tansto
Rotary Club
Hetary Club of
Sid KR. C. Jones
Eym
English Actress Miss Le Gillienne Sails To Help San Antonio Drive
English actress Miss Evi Le Gillienne, daughter of famed actor Le Gallienne, visits America to support a charity campaign boosting San Antonio's winter efforts. The plan envisions widespread publicity to attract San Antonio residents to the St Anthony Hotel gathering Thursday night and to galvanize local support for relief efforts across the coast.
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Evi le Gillienne
Fnglieh
Menasd le Gallienne
New York
America
St. Louis
Hiro
Mies
Willian Favershach
le Gale
Fae
Lise Talbot
Ale
Chaomet
Sen
I London
Han An- Hunton
Pacific
Los Angeles
San Degen
San Prin Rea
Lave
Corti
San Antonia
Momubis
Des Mofiee
St. Paul Nave
Ainy Business House
San Antonio
San Antualan
St Anthony
Thurs
Concert at Fort Sam Houston by Third Cavalry Band
San Antonians enjoy bi weekly military concerts at Fort Sam Houston. Third Cavalry Band, directed by Fred Fabri, performs a varied program including operatic and light classics. Next show is Monday evening near the guard quarters.
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San Antonians
Fort Sam Houston
Third Cavalry
Fred Fabri
Ausietin
New York
Brooks
Ross
Ioral
Jose Tere
Carligan
Sultan of Sula
Old Madrid
Lucia
Donizett
Food Waste and German thrift contrasted in wartime critique
An essay argues Americans waste food while Germany feeds itself with thrift. Professor Rose cites potato paring waste and table habits as costly for U S households, urging a la carte meals, better cooking, and plate clearing. The piece links domestic waste to potential savings and renewed national efficiency.
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United States
Germany
J. Mary
Rose
Teachers’ College
Joses
Bermnn
California
Macy
Hutter
Frofessia Tose
Gerke Voll
Ford
Americas
Val
Jack Epratt
Rosa
Deeds Filed For Record In Bexar County
Deeds were filed for record Wednesday afternoon by Mowler and associates affecting a portion of Quintana road closed by the commissioners court and by Powier and associates deeded to the county an 80 foot strip to form a road. The action followed after the tract was bought by the International and Great Northern Rail Road for a roundhouse and shop.
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Bexar Tounty Tina
Mowler
Quintana Road
Commissioners’ Court
Powier
International & Great Northern Pailroad
Lancaster Liberty Bell Rumor Recounted in City Paper
A damaged OCR fragment from a Lancaster newspaper recalls the Liberty Bell’s 1776 signing and broader historical echoes. The text mangles names and dates, but hints at a reflection on independence symbolism and a referenced written account by a person or outlet abbreviated as Ter. C. &. Knopt.
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Lancaster
Phiadelphia
Ter. C. &. Knopt
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Israil Eckerlin
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Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Grinlty
Continental Congress
Trinity Church
God- Heb Sener
Washington Fire Company
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Washington
J. Frederick Sener
Grace Evangelical Jaitheran Church
Wharley M. Sener
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