Shipping board urged to keep Leviathan fleet under American control
The United States Shipping Board urged reaffirmation of American ownership and operation for the Leviathan and sister ships. It warned against bids from foreign flag operators and called for management by American owned firms. It cited past profits and urged a long term plan to promote an American merchant marine under the American flag. The board warned there must be no deviation from this principle.
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London Thames Echoes of a Fading Era and London’s Struggles
A fragmentary piece evokes a river city in decline as London Endures a harsh winter and economic hardship. It contrasts Cleopatra Needle and ancient wonders with modern toil, unemployment, and shuttered theaters. The Thames scene blends mythic memory with stark urban reality.
On the Spot Cartoon Caps Age With Timely Sting
A Hearst era cartoon by Nelson Jartling is praised for aging well as it lampoons crime trends. The piece notes growing crime, political protests, and calls for action while criticizing elected leaders and official inaction.
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Nelson Jartling
Caele Sams
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Europe
Theodore Ronsevelt
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TEXAS TRAILS Newsprint ramble on oysters and wild tales
A stream of fractured reminiscences and comic asides touches oysters and newspapers, recounting odd bets and a lively Texas scene. The piece mentions a man who ate many oysters, a convention anecdote, and odd local characters, alongside a marginal note about Wek Rizk of Mexico and cattle dealings.
Fragmentary Notes on Trails and Local Figures
The text names Walter Hillingstey and mentions cattle herds, ranches in Steeleo, and an odd catalog on human flaws. It references Bigham, Terrazas ranches, and Brady resident Derry Schwenker discussing “busts” and Tralin’s volatility. Overall, a collage of local names and anecdotes with unclear events.
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Ian
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Bigham
Terrazas
Steeleo
Derry Schwenker
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Listen World A Call to End Child Exploitation
A lament style plea condemns child abuse and trafficking, referencing Elsie Robinson and a national report on youth crimes. It portrays 18 and younger victims, black holes of neglect, and illegal labor. The piece urges a joyful, terse verse about children’s suffering and resilience.
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Thei Snavith
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Fragmented OCR summary of a local notice item
Readable fragments describe a miscellaneous local notice with unclear names dates and actions. The text references a woman and a place but lacks complete identifiers or concrete event details to identify a clear lead or outcome.
Sedentary Life And Health R 5 Copeland
A fragmented discussion on how sedentary life and modern eating habits contribute to constipation and health decline in children and adults, stressing regular elimination, exercise, and a mixed diet of vegetables, fruits, and high fiber foods. The piece cites Dr. Micha Van Werreta as an expert, mentions juvenile investigation authorities, and notes concerns about regulation and surveillance.
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Angéler Iviverite Cijirt
Eriné Auerey
Waatdogta
Marry-Go-Round By Helen Rowland
A playful dramatic verse about marriage and romance, contrasting independence with social expectations. The lines evoke garden fantasies and flirtatious letters, with a satirical edge on conventional courting and the dangers of idealized love.
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10 and 20 Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A retrospective look at city affairs from 1921 notes ordinances on Geidle and underground work, two new firms in Hon Antanie, and the formation of local groups including a Kiwanis-like club. The column recalls a fatal broomstick attack, a theater purchase intrigue, and varied civic chatter from the era.
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