San Antonio Light and The Gazette Old and New Addresses
The San Antonio Light and The Gazette announce editorial offices and delivery options with old and new addresses for subscriptions and circulation, including daily Sunday weekly and mail rates. The paper warns readers about delivery changes and urges notifying the office. It also mentions foreign and domestic distribution through newsstands and hotels nationwide.
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New Fork
C. Heckr
Tribune
ICAO
Beckmith/ Eprovil
San Antonio
Honest men in politics under question in 1911 debate
The San Antonio paper reports on Representative Oscar W. Underwood’s remarks at the Catholic Club dinner in New York critiquing direct democracy. It argues the public fails to elect honest leaders, preferring measures over men, and notes recalls and public cynicism as a result.
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Damocles
Underwood
Ways, and Means
Oscar W. Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
House
Catholic Club
New York City
Middle-West
Oscar
Napoleon’s Library Moral on Great Men Lists
A dated anecdote recalls Napoleon attempting a thousand volume library catalogue and omitting the Bible Virgil Shakespeare and Mohere. It argues he lacked breadth beyond war and governance, noting his despotism blighted literature and his vanity masked by humility.
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Napoleon
Igenius
Goethe
Tyre
Potting Hubby and the Call for a Society for Husbands
A humorous local column argues for a Society for the Protection of Husbands to curb rising husband losses to wives. It notes that in recent months fourteen prominent husbands and many others have been “bagged,” suggesting lobbying to create a close season for husbands to preserve the species and prevent a future in which small towns face a deluge of old maids.
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Wall River
Not Safe to Be a Husband Nowadays in Modern Courtly Wives
A satirical critique argues that marriage risks and gender tensions rise as sensational depictions of domestic danger become common. It pins woes on wives and mothers urging costly protections, while recounting lurid visions of shootings and sensational court outcomes.
Markets of German labor and welfare exchanges 1905
The article reviews German labor exchange growth and municipal bureaus, noting large numbers of positions posted and filled in Berlin Charlottenburg Wiesbaden and other cities. It highlights public funds and unions shaping job matching, with expanding private exchanges and rising efficiency in labor placement.
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Or Robertss
Wiese
Fomal Exchange
Berlin
Charlottenburg
Wiesbaden
Iam
Plaza and Royal bill offer high grade entertainment this week
The Mis Plaza theater features Those Kine ey Entertainers Delmore and Light who draw encores as part of a strong program with bargain matinees and a Saturday school children guest. At the Royal a five act show led by Batter and Larkin on slack wire and juggling, Mizuno gymnasts, Temple O'Brien Sprague Dixon singers and dancers, and a Mexican acrobat troupe deliver continuous humor and feats with critics calling it a winner.
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Plaza
Delmore
the Royal
Batter
Larkin
Battey
Royal
Temple
O'Brien
Sprague
Dixon
Dipping cattle and horses to wipe out spotted fever
The Journal of the American Medical Association suggests dipping cattle and horses in Montana as the plan to almost eradicate Rocky Mountain spotted fever. The disease, mainly in domestic animals, has caused up to 75 deaths annually in the state, with about 700 cases yearly. The plan, focused on the adult insect stage, would cost roughly 28000 over three years. Also included are anecdotes on first aid and a report about the General Slocum hull, plus Champ Clark remaining in presidential politics.
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Hvill
O1le
Rocky Mountain
Montaua
Journal of the American Medical Association
Montana
Hoot Vidley
Dre Dt
Tricketts
Te Bureau of Entomology
Selves
Sithle
Indianapolia News
Publications note a chorus of political jabs and society gossips
A collage of editorials from multiple cities lampoons political figures and current events. References include Roosevelt, Stimson, Rockefeller, Alfonso, and Hobson with quips on elections, civil service, and press conduct. The item blends social notices with political commentary and light humor, reflecting press tastes of the era.
Poems of Sentiment in the Forest Hunt Theme
A vivid fragment from the Twice-a-Month Popular Magazine poem section calls readers to the outdoors. It evokes hunting, camp life, and the sensory pull of woods, campfire scents, and the call to come out into the wild with river ducks and the wind.
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Borton Breley
Souvenir Hunters Plague Coast to Coast Flight
Rodgers reports souvenir hunters as his worst enemies during coast to coast trip. In Cranton Pennsylvania a woman tried to remove a logse from the machine for a souvenir and claimed it wouldn’t harm. Another man attempted to wrench a valve off the engine with a cold chisel prompting notes to the Anti Noise Society.
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Rodgers
Incranton
Old Grouch Ruins Christmas Cheer at Restaurant
A dour patron nicknamed Old Grouch sits in a restaurant during Christmas, scowling and muttering at festive cheer. He rebuffs a waiter and a newsboy, insults two young women, and provokes reactions from staff and patrons as others respond with wary Christmas greetings.
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