San Antonio Light November advertising and circulation figures
Fragmentary OCR text shows San Antonio Light audit details for November including circulation totals, advertising revenue notes, and references to the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Mentions of offices, rates, and advertising guarantees appear amid garbled city and newspaper identifiers.
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San Antonio
Ptt
Abe
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Lis
Tie Avery Fynding-Methenunyt
Agarine
Silvetiter
Unites Staten Cmd Canada
Slowing Traffic Sparks Boston Street Speed Plan
In crowded cities the rise of autos endangers pedestrians. Boston's proposed ordinance bars vehicles on certain business streets from exceeding four miles per hour, aiming to curb wrecks without barring commerce. The plan reflects a clash of rights between motorists and foot travelers as urban congestion grows.
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Buston
al Uless
Boston
San Astronio
Autamnhiles
Insanity and Hair Opinion From a Wisconsin Doctor
Dr. Robert B. Clark, an insanity expert in Wisconsin, notes he has treated thousands of cases and claims he has never seen a bald headed insane man. He ponders whether hairlessness might signal brain health and questions how hair loss relates to mental state and innervation. The piece satirically critiques hair restoration claims and consumer anxieties.
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Robert B. Clark
Wisconsin
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Wisconsin barber Dr Clark faces unusual statement
The fragment suggests Dr Clark, likely a Wisconsin barber, made an unusual remark about never seeing a bald headed man considered crazy in Wisconsin. The text implies a provocative or humorous claim attributed to him, noting curiosity or pause in readers.
Mince Pie Brandy Ban Sparks Colorado Debate
Readers debate Colorado excise law on cooking alcohol. The piece cites cries from temperance supporters that banning brandy strips mince pies of their flavor and tradition. It contends New England pie making relied on absence of alcohol, while locals mock the idea of intoxicants in holiday desserts.
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Texas
Colorado
Elwe
Cotton Mather
Roger Williams
New England
Direct primaries and duty to accept nominations in Nebraska
The piece debates whether citizens must accept nominations under direct primary rules and if political leaders should force or decline office. It notes Nebraska Republicans preparing to vote for delegates to the 1916 GOP convention and lists figures like Charles Evans and Thro0n Ronsvall amid nomination requests.
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Nebraska
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Charles Evans T Magkes
Ronsevall
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Nebraska Voters Battle Over Ballot Nomination
A fragment discusses whether citizens must follow every political step from ballot placement to party conventions. It notes that nominating procedures do not guarantee election and questions the duty of voters to support or decline a candidate. The piece calls the situation novel and references a draft consensus that voters cannot compel someone to run.
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Ebraska
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Shan Ke Cuminy
American minister in Belgium draws flak over absence policy
Fort Worth Telegram notes controversy over the Belgian minister and the term absence in a dressing down of diplomacy. It argues the minister has had limited vacations since the war began and questions the need for a float of idle gourds amid crisis. The piece compares Goethals in business and calls out misrule and curfew breaches by others.
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Heike
Abywice
Belgium
Tana
Meitig
Tialy and the Entente in World War Turbulence
A battered early 20th century-sounding report discusses Italy aligning with the Entente and the challenges facing Austria Germany and Bulgaria. It notes Austro German advances across the Danube and Germanic and Allied actions with muted strategic remarks.
Governor's prison farm plan eyed for Madison County
A state official seeks expansion of convict labor into agriculture in Madison County. The proposal, tied to a 4307 acre tract with overflow, would place 160 convicts to work on cultivation while building steel facilities and barn facilities. Governor Ferguson aims to align prison operations with farming, though forecasts remain cautious given past results.
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Madison County
Cuzamdastou
Prisam Commission
Ferguson Basse
Serbian colonists in Hungary tied to struggle with Turks
A war-time note from the Natural History Society discusses Serbian settlements in southern Hungary as a legacy of Ottoman wars. It claims Serbians aided against Turks, receiving privileges from Emperor Leopold and King Leopold amid shifting Balkan and Austrian intrigues, with Belgrade and Semendely cited as nearby points.
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Hungary
Belgrade
Semendely
Austria-Hungary
Kossovo
Murat I
Janissarioy
George Srankeviteh
Uno
Prsral Stadard
Eperor Lupold
Balkan
Austria
Rus
Great Britain
Wilson Mexico policy praised in cautious stance
The article defends President Wilson's restraint on intervention in Mexico, arguing intervention would have sparked a guerrilla war and more misery. It credits Wilson with choosing a wiser path, while noting Mexican sacrifices and Carranza’s efforts to seek indemnification amid pressures from allied powers.
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Erin
United States
Mexico
Carranna
Ron Fon
Vita
Wirshliyetat
Daily Fashion Hint for Skating Wear This Season
The article previews skating apparel for outdoor use, highlighting a new navy silk weave with black and white checks. It notes heavier fabrics for warmth, a deep rolling brim on hats, and a compact coat over a heavy sport skirt with deep pockets and a low Norfolk belt.
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Pridentart Piget
Abby Vate
Ft Wis
Chou
Turkey's feast ends in market caper tale
A Thanksgiving tale follows a fat turkey who sneaks extra eats in the yard and fence scrapes until a kind cook plans to serve him to feed hungry children. The turkey’s bold feast leads to a chased escape and a trip to the market, ending with a hoped charity meal.
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Wren
Sue
Evok
Vane
Jovay
Ted
Nia Joga
Newan
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