San Antonio Light circulation audit details 1914
The San Antonio Light discloses its 1914 daily and Sunday circulation figures for the year including the Sunday edition. It notes the newspaper’s audit by the Audit Bureau of Circulation and outlines the reporting goals for accurate reach to advertisers. It references city and office details and pricing in effect. The notice discusses the process of counting subscriptions and advertising pages for circulation accuracy and transparency.
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Inconsistent Policy on Americans Abroad Sparks Outcry
A letter questions U S protection for citizens abroad citing Mexico and German war zones. It contrasts Republican and Democratic actions over protecting Americans in Mexico with Germany’s war zone decree and asks why Americans overseas receive safety while those in Mexico do not. The piece urges unified high seas and foreign soil protections.
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United States
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Moore
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Unclear text fragment on international talks and unrest
Fragmentary filing describes unclear references to talks with Mexico and Germany, potential troubles near the Rio Grande, and concerns about longer conflicts. The passage is incoherent, with missing context, dates, and named entities.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
No End In Sight War Predictions In September Fray
Readers predicted a fast finish to World War I with promises of peace terms and rapid offensives. Officials and generals warned the public against overoptimism as German, French, British, and Russian leaders claimed progress while the war dragged on, with no decisive move toward Berlin or the Rhine.
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Germany and Germanyic War Outlook Described in May News
A wartime summary quotes a German spokesman asserting looming victory and peace talks are unlikely while battles along entrenched lines sap French strength. It notes Britain’s resolve, Germany and Italy's widening fronts, and France’s heavy losses as spring approaches a potential second phase of conflict with uncertain peace prospects.
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Britain
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Garman
Masini
Congress Filibuster Debate Spurs Satirical Fire
The article lampoons Senate battles over ship purchases as Republicans and insurgent Democrats leverage extreme tactics. It imagines athletic contests and other dramatic props to portray the stalemate, noting waning popular will and claims of prearranged policy dominating the process.
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Village Calm After German Occupation in Aisne Frontier
In the Aisne near the Belgian border a German guard company remained in a village after battle. Residents watched a tense scene as a teacher faced a lethal choice and a hostage exchange occurred. A mayor and priest sought forgiveness as the town endured a dramatic and somber evening.
Daily Fashion Hint and a M Michan Death Mystery
A fragmentary note hints at a strange death connected to unknown heroes, suggesting misjudgment and a life marked by enigmatic traits. The text references fate, memory, and the possibility that the event was revealed to some and perhaps to himself, leaving questions about history and significance.
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Consulate Service in New Gewans Takes Hit in Reform Speech
A consular service reform speech laments seven years of effort spanning three administrations. It argues Germany and England have superior consul service and warns Britain must appoint more competent men abroad to protect interests and compete as a great commercial power.
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Letters to the Light reader concern on German language and dog treatment
A letter to The Light editor argues against German speakers blaming native Americans for language barriers and contends English dominates. The writer laments mistreatment of animals and critics animal cruelty, urging humane care for dogs and caution against harsh punishments. The letter includes critiques of Mr Jordan and references to Guss Cantell Pogeradiins Ug.
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk
An OCR fragment tells of Fred and his parents on a country ride that goes awry when a tire bursts. They return home with Fred cautious, a girl and dog nearby, and a curious bearable encounter that ends as an adult explains gentler play, a mispronounced tale, and a court-like scene with a pastor and judge in dialogue.
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Ilis Spothers
Red
Hilleman
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