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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1915

Page

3

San Antonio Light Ad and Circulation Notes

Fragmented OCR of a 1964 San Antonio Light advertising and circulation notice. Includes carrier rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions, office locations, and a historical note on circulation figures and newspaper advertising practices.

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San Antonio Welcomes General Funston and Texas Allies

San Antonio embraces General Funston as head of the Southern Department. The city praises his admiration for Texans and forecasts a cordial relationship with the new commander. The piece also discusses neutrality debates and American policy amid World War I pressures, citing Professor Francke’s views against entering the war and urging respect for U.S. sovereignty and flag.

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Neutrality and the U S position in world affairs

The article discusses American neutrality amid European conflicts, noting deep domestic debate over how the United States should act. It contrasts three main viewpoints, from strict adherence to neutrality to supportive stances, and highlights tensions between groups with differing sympathies and beliefs about U S involvement.

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Inherently Right Opposes Use of Foreign Flags at Sea

A defense of not allowing widespread use of the American flag by British merchant ships and a warning about dangerous precedent. The piece notes U S objections to flag usage by belligerents and questions whether Britain could justify such displays when assisting or recognizing enemy actions at sea.

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New Harrison law tightens drug sale controls nationwide

The March 1 effective Harrison act tightens regulation of narcotics sales in the United States. It requires druggists to prove every ounce received was legally dispensed and to show physicians prescriptions and receipts for all sales. The measure aims to curb dope abuses, reduce the number of addicts, and curb a growing national menace.

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Ship Purchase Bill Debate Highlights Ocean Trade Policy

Senator Root on the Senate floor warns no measure equal in importance to the ship purchase bill has been brought to Congress in years. He argues that delaying government ownership of shipping risks faith in U S efforts to supply belligerents. Secretary McAdoo contends the bill is the sole solution to building an adequate merchant marine. Beaumont Enterprise reports.

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Letters on German American thoughts and a San Antonio sanitarium debate

The letters discuss German American loyalties amid WWI, praising and doubting patriotism while debating a Neon Tuberculosis Sanitarium plan for San Antonio. A contributor warns the facility would burden the city with patients, transport challenges, and economic harm, urging caution before locating it locally.

San Antonio debate over a proposed new institution ends in protest

A garbled letter urges vigorous opposition to a plan for a new local institution, warning it would block growth. The missive voices concern over national wars and social issues while urging citizens to defend San Antonio’s future, noting a strong booster stance from a mentioned Alunj Beton Booster group.

Vera and the Magical Doll Tale

A child Vera receives a doll that seems to come alive at night, causing mischief as the other dolls join in. In the morning Vera finds the doll arm broken and wonders if it was a dream or reality. Her mother suggests sleep or a dream and Vera resolves to keep the doll safe.

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