Subscriptions and notices in The San Antonio Light text
The San Antonio Light carries subscription rates and delivery notices for city and mail subscribers, including daily and Sunday options and delivery irregularities. Regional offices in New York Chicago Detroit and San Francisco are listed with Associated Press affiliation noted.
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Walendene Grockert
Attonio Light
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New York
Verres & Cousin
Madison Avenue
Chicago
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Detroit
Warree Fy Conklin
Tax
Latyetts Boulecara
San Prangioso
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Associated Frees
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Us Black Boys Campaigns Economic Wins and Signs Plan
The text mocks the Us Black Boys administration for failed cost cuts from a city survey, a $12,000 motor street sweeper, and a costly auditorium plan. It proposes a new economy measure to fund street signs advertising local businesses, featuring slogans at intersections to save money and boost commerce.
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San Antonio
Salt Creek
Water Street
Wilson Street
Mteloc Street
Cantimer al Infinitum
Econauidciet
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A Glimpse of Common Sense on Tariff Policy
A reader argues that tariffs on silk, hides, leather, and finished goods should be removed, restoring free trade for inputs and finished products. The piece contends American manufacturers benefit from high quality work and warns protectionist rhetoric could harm national industry.
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United States
Seaie
Tariff Debate on Hides and Shoes Sparks Farming Concerns
The article analyzes tariff plans on hides and its ripple effects on shoe makers, manufacturers, and cattle traders. It argues higher costs raise prices for domestics and exports, hurting American competitiveness abroad while farm and tanner interests face mixed benefits. It notes partisan disputes and cites Senate versus House provisions, highlighting Democratic opposition.
Most impregnable vault built by Indian hands in New York
A New York City vault claims to be the strongest safe ever built, designed to resist fire, water, dynamite, and thieves. It weighs about fifty tons with a three foot thick spherical door and mirrors to reveal any movement, yet some experts doubt total impregnation. The piece notes legendary safecrackers and the vault’s immense protection and limits.
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New York City
Vault Lock Advances In Bank Security
A San Antonio firm contributes to vault and lock innovations aimed at delaying burglars. Modern device designs rock or reposition the vault upon tampering, making old blowing techniques ineffective. While no lock is completely unbreakable, banks hope to deter entry by extending the time and risk for criminals.
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New York Bank
Keep-T-Dark Cunningham Grows Secrecy Around Campaign
A fragmentary account accuses congressional candidate John HM Cunningham of wanting stealthy backing from the Ku Klux Klan and of restricting publicity about his support. The text cites an anonymous letter urging openness, notes secrecy in campaign matters, and ends with an abrupt reference to federal raids and morphine at a San Antonio residence.
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John HM. Cunningham
Fourteenth
Io Hawn
Cunningham
Joe Klan
Waris
Billie Mayfield
Klimt
Mayfield
Ilan
Klas
Cuaningtiany
Kiser
Klan
Kandidate Kinningham
Mia Kandidate Kunningham
A Fragmented Ode to Christmas Cherubs and Faith
A garbled historical text piece blends references to Christmas Jests, Christ Child imagery, and rural characters like Daniel Boone with disjointed phrases. The readable parts hint at a homespun Christmas mood, childlike wonder, and regional dialect, though much of the wording is jumbled beyond clear meaning.
Music and Democracy Emphasizes Community Choir Benefit
The piece argues music strengthens democracy not by elites but through mass choral singing and public ensemble music. It asserts choral education in schools broadens access, builds discipline, equality, and social life, and can uplift industrial society by engaging citizens in music.
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Mmusic
Fran Chopin
Ladicslai Rian
High Sweims
Peeple
Nin Maier
Baliot
Hon
Athens
Porto
Huran
Lapis
Penne
Gene
Diplomats and bootleggers in a Washington visit tale
A humorous column describes two New York visitors in Washington chasing a bootlegger and dodging diplomats. It mocks diplomatic ranks, chatter, and photographers, noting the barrage of garbled headlines and the odd rituals of era politics and graft.
Fragmented Factograms and Trade Data From Early Reports
The article compiles export and import figures for 1913 involving Canada and the United States, noting Canada exports of 1,060,000 and $65,000,000 imports, U.S. exports around $2,000,000 with $8,000,100 as a reference, and a steamship record with detailed tonnage and capacity. It also mentions shipments, vessel specifications, and a historical context of trade.
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Lette
Kid
Perpio Masa
Nehuekminezaure
Sawitol
Mies
Tage Lhvinging Gardena
Tabslan
Canada
United
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United Biter
United States
Wenin Yoomas
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Tilly Fontet
Paeseti- Rees
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Laughing at a Curate and a House Demolished In Panic
The narrative depicts a chaotic scene with a quarrel over wages and a sudden collapse of a house as a storm intensifies. Characters including Georges, a curate, and a boastful traveler react to the wreck, while villagers and a child character react with fear and surprise. The laughter and confusion frame a moment of collapse and disruption.
Fragmentary story fragment from a fire morning scene
The readable text presents a muddled dialogue about a fire morning in Klein de Rawton New York with characters Mary Tailes Maver and Mars Hane amid garbled questions and replies, conveying a sense of confusion and concern without clear events or outcomes.
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Klnde Rawton
Tee Ander
Mary
Tailes
The Once Over By HL. 1. Phlbins.
A long fragmentary society chronicle notes fashion and behavior at a wedding era. It mentions famous individuals, photographers, and the challenge of identifying a bride as details blur in the photos. The piece highlights public interest in the wedding attire and the elusive moment of recognizing the bride.
Fragmented Text Reflects Jumbled Prose and Errors
OCR like output shows garbled phrases and nonsensical sequences. It reads as broken paragraphs with stray names and incomplete sentences, lacking a coherent event or clear subject to summarize accurately. The piece contains no identifiable people, places, dates, or concrete actions to anchor a factual summary.
Tatua Tater Page Teeters On Fragmented Note
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local notice or column with garbled text about a place or event. Key names and specifics are unclear. The readable bits suggest a travel or guidance theme with a possible heading “Where to Go.” More context is needed to identify people, places, or actions.
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