San Antonio Light Transcribes Old Postal Rates and Offices
The San Antonio Light reports 1881 era postal and delivery rates from the Associated Press sheet. It lists daily and Sunday service costs, advance delivery, and various city and national office addresses including Chicago Detroit and Buffalo, with notices about republication rights and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lanwers
Antonie Ls
Sen
Azette
Maciunive
Associaces
Acton
Texas
Act of Congress
Marca Eet
Bowen
Daly and Sondey
Ang Sunder
Fually
Bunuay
Syer Paper
Yianmed
Telephone Crockett
San Antinto
Beer Cubes and Dry Times Demand Soldier Perspective
An editorial humorously weighs a proposed beer cube made with tea alcohol as a response to Prohibition era drought lore. It critiques the plan as impractical and insecure, then cites Stars and Stripes and A E F views on prohibition influencing returning soldiers and the national vote. The piece urges explaining anti prohibition logic to servicemen on their homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Chainsm
Patagonia
France
A.F
United States
A. E. F. Hagan
Lincoln Highway
Met
Stars and Stripes Editorial Voices Soldier Patriotism
The Stars and Stripes editorial proclaims the newspaper serves the American expeditionary forces in France and reflects frontline sentiment. It notes the paper’s close ties to service members and the army overseas shaping views on patriotism and postwar policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes
France
Movements and Precautions Across a Cautious World
The piece discusses Allied and Bolshevik pressures after World War I, noting vigilant surveillance of Germany from air and ground, and the deterrent effect on German plans. It highlights the Ebert government’s role, postwar activism in the United States, and the flood of reform movements shaped by wartime conditions and public publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bhert
Ebert
Warnesl
United States
Su Jlman
America
Presa
Sare
Distinguishing Bona Fide News From Promoted Movements
A fragment argues newspapers must separate genuine news from promotional copy. It emphasizes the need to reserve space for real reports and avoid amplifying questionable movements that resemble advertising rather than events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betheth
Fragmented World War II Ballads and War Memories
The text evokes wartime memory and moral reflection through fragmented lines about a French child, a helmet, and banners. It blends imagery of battle, sacrifice, and national symbols with personal longing and spiritual overtones.
Abandoned Farms Fuel New England Wildlife Boom
The piece describes how abandonments of farms across New England are helping native wildlife rebound. Foxes deer and other species spread from former homesteads into adjacent forests, with New York and Connecticut areas cited as showing growing wild life and fur trade impacts.
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New York
Buisun ‘Bay
Havana
Connecticut
New Haglud
Lwo Ngoy Kaye
Walter Pilteliard
Maton
Poik- Tribune
Jaree
New C
Nad
St Lawrence
A. Oneg
Berkshrog
Lonalagie
Shime
New Mngland
Ls Hore
Westelewler
Derkalvire
Mtothridge
Latriox
Berkshires
Greylack Mountain
Massachusetts
Recu Mountains
Hoston & Albany
Esample
Tony
Macsachusetts Whigh
Hawaekurelios
Comuder
Mink
Germany
Phil Denny Ian
Godral
Ella
Tavanlt Range
Lateville
Millertons
New Yorky
Ngremont
Masenelizisetty
Hlite
New Raek
Morwentanle
Liverett
Yale
Northwestern
Mawlbeco
Rowlchet
Fragmented Student Memo on Labor and Reconstruction
A garbled passage discusses men seeking work and state effort to mobilize labor after conflict. It references mastery of states, employment, and rebuilding, with mentions of valuable resources and the need to reinsert labor into productive tasks under governmental direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbiwu Aga
Seven Acts Light Up Majestic Theater Night
Vaudeville at the Majestic features a mix of performers including Dube of Bik Time and Wile hus Teamaking. The program showcases musical acts, a cello recital by Helen Scholder, aerials by the Jordon Girls, and dancing by Alice Tojetli and Walluew Borat among others. Pope Wilson referenced in humorous bits.
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Majestic
Dube
Bik
Wile Hus
Vinwils
Fox Deni
Wilson
Bill
Dames
Morton
Hay
Gertrude
Viehd
Wincert Fied
Helen Scholdér
Moe Scholler
Jordon
Alice Tojetli
Walluew
Borat
Will
Attractions at the Grand Today Featuring Notable Cast
A film bill at the Grand includes Attra tions with Katter Ray and Graand as well as Charles Stny and the Nudle. The program promises striking production values and audience appeal, with a notable comedian and a weekly feature drawing crowds.
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Katter Ray
Charles Stny
Ant
The Origin of Words Parody Through Tangled Text
A fragmentary OCR passage mocks linguistic history and a Dictionary of English words. It references Boer War era figures and coins terms like Captain Hoyett terms while noting tangled spellings and playful coinages.
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Cajal Boyvott
Hoyeitt
Klinomel
Fragmented scribbles reflect a chaotic fragments page
A jumble of phrases kneads through a chaotic excerpt featuring varied names and topics. The unreadable OCR mix hints at political musings, social commentary, and household bits, but lacks a coherent single event or clear narrative.
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House
Ehate
Navy
Calik
Congress
Democracy
Wiske
Suapeets Creel
Itdionte
Lidjakelé Winttai
George Harvey
Siam
Dave
Marea Gay
Cata
Wade Hin
Nile
Villawe
Ian
Pla Aid Limited Geomet Tm Tan
New England
Resenk
Bexkalre
William CG
Tor
Mgesneliuset
Film ‘Attractions
Abe Manele
Honofinnes
Babi Leen
Gwsoe
Garcia
Sane Peonln
Magle Pass
Vesus
Atria
Vreibitina
Ahorke Brown
Wowker
Ninh
Alice Dan Minee
Jan Mavebow Sivas
Nou
By Briggs
Jitlan
Lowe
Avery
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