San Antonio Light notices amid 1930s press listings
A fragmented San Antonio Light clipping shows an assorted set of city notices, addresses, and appointment details. It cites government actions, postal rates, and office listings across Chicago Detroit and California with Associated Press attribution and various executive names.
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San: Antonio
New Fir City
San Anfarta
Toye
Ban
Avcour
Vito
Sally Cartan
Gally
Sumtay
Zu Mole
Terney Daly
Ce RB Msi Surete Tezuz
Tarun
Republis
Menico
Abe
Teepdore
Calif
Herren & Cove Wee
Apmatnock
Nee
Cunningham Misleads On Volstead Act Amendment Claims
The editorial accuses Cunningham of cowardice and hypocrisy as he blocks any talk of amending the Volstead Act. It argues the law can be amended by Congress at any regular session to permit richer wines and beer, and labels his stance as misleading and foolish.
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Cunningham
Tate
Cunninghan
Congress
Renee
How Texas Lost the Telegraph a Historical Letter
A reprint of a 1860 letter from Lune F. Morae to Sant Houston, Texas governor, found in the State Library at Austin. The piece argues Texas did not lack progress but missed Morse’s telegraph due to era beliefs and timing, noting Texas’s early American identity and its Civil War impact on unity.
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Texas
Astin
Lune F. B. Morae
Sant Houston
Times
Texas Republic
United States
Morse
New Republic of the Southwest
Republic
Tewick
Reepublic
Withdrawal of Offer and Notion of Integrity in 19th Century Society
The text discusses a proffered patent and acceptance notification, arguing withdrawal would free presenting it in the United States. It contrasts modern sarcasm with sixty years ago carnical behavior, notes Texas Republic tender and Morse era perceptions, and questions whether men then were considerate and protective of their reputations for integrity.
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United States
Republic of Texas
Morse
Hairpin Industry Squeezed By Flapper Fad In 1920s Era
A clipped era column notes the hairpin business is collapsing as bobbed hair and fashion push discarded pins, with ornaments and combs also falling out of favor. It highlights the practical role of hairpins in emergencies and irony of demand shrinking as styles change.
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Siott
Washam Wight
Ranier
Tren Harages Ain
Dleyer
Manana Candidate Quotes Plot to Cheat Voters Cited
A Manana candidate Willan D Hand at a Cunningham meeting is quoted arguing that the greatest issue in any race is the candidate himself and that cheating voters is the safe course. The remark is tied to Texas fourteenth district concerns and contrasts with past positions of Walton and Mend. The piece notes voters in Texas County focus more on current issues than possible distant trials.
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Willan D. Hand
Cunningham Meeting
Thesslay Hight
Nave Wade
Fourteenth
Texas
Walton 2
Thexar County
Ome
Sears Trea
Prohibition and Ku Klux Klan Talks Shape Voter Debate
The editorial criticizes candidate Cunningham for delaying stances on current issues and questions Hood's support for prohibition. It praises Hertzberg for taking a clear position, warns against shifting positions in the future, and urges voters to judge candidates by their present stand on the people’s issues and Klan associations.
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Walton D. Hood
Stanst
Jota FH. Cunningham
Waa
Congressinal
Taven
Tiny
Walton J. Hood
Bexar County
Congress
Watton D. Hou
Salty Mackerel
Harry Hertzberg
Forgotten prayers and distant memories across the years
A fragmented meditation on faith and memory. The speaker recalls friends afar and a life of prayer, wondering where lost loves and familiar places have gone. The voice questions time, change, and mortality, invoking sacred figures and old gardens to seek meaning.
What Is Democracy? A Frank Crane Caption
A fragmentary excerpt presents Frank Crane's 399% copy asserting democracy as government by discussion. It argues democracy serves the majority, contrasts with minority rule, and warns against majority coercion while praising open assembly and persuasion in political choice.
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United States
Saywring
Hursin
Moekes
Iim
Frank Crane
Fragmented Passage Hints At Obscure Local Notices
The text presents a garbled mix of names and phrases suggesting a damaged page with scattered references to places clubs and events. No clear event person or organization stands out due to the corruption.
Postmaster General Work Described Through Encounters and Anecdotes
A vivid portrait of Postmaster General Work emerges from a meeting in a large room with officials and aides. The narrative blends humor and hard facts as Work discusses firings, promotions, and political pressures, revealing a booster for efficiency and a manager who favors straightforward talk. The piece notes his West Coast influence, his plans under Harding, and his reputation as an energetic, amiable public servant who would quit if not enjoying the job.
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Washington
Flint- Face
Mimi
Grant
Hutton
Bel Clerk
Werk
Alory
Firiny
Harding
Hays
York
The bobbed hair debate and rise of women rights
The piece satirically laments bobbed hairstyles and a culture clash as women seek equal rights. It mocks public attitudes, questions the trend, and notes social shifts affecting fashion, behavior, and gender roles in a playful yet pointed tone.
Fragmented OCR Scene From A Dramatic Gathering
Disjointed newspaper snippet shows a crowded social event with characters including a bishop a groom and a salesman. The dialogue hints at a long towel of leaving a call and a discussion on life insurance policies and moral tension among attendees.
Fragmentary Tale of Colonial Rebellion in Virginia
OCR fragment references 18th century colonial unrest in Virginia with Governor Berkeley and a clash between planters led by Nathanel Sheen and Native or opposing forces. It mentions a governor’s pardon, factional violence, and later recall of Berkeley amid a broader surge toward independence.
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Tincon
Fedelian
Pines
Virginia
Butane
Nathanel Sheen
Berkley
Recon
Zover
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