The San Antonio Light 1914 Circulation Figures Revealed
The San Antonio Light annual report shows daily circulation averaging 120,307 copies and Sunday circulation reaching 185,? The notice details subscription rates, delivery options, and advertising affiliations. It outlines the paper's New York and Chicago offices and lists circulation data for both daily and Sunday editions.
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Kearny for Commissioner San Antonio civic reformer urged
An editorial endorsement calls Centon H. Kearny the best candidate for commissioner of public works. It argues San Antonio’s growth requires careful engineering, economical outlays, and durable sewers streets and drainage to save future costs and avoid repeated disruptions. The piece laments political maneuvering and insists Kearny’s proven engineering merit guarantees sound, lasting policy.
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San Antonio
Shearny
Kearny
Distortions of War and Claims on Lord Northcliffe
Readers glimpse wartime rhetoric as Dr Karl Bertling labels Northcliffe a driver of British sentiment in America while the London Globe debates piracy for the Blucher captain after shelling Scarborough Hartlepool and undefended coast towns. The piece questions rules of war and treatment of sailors.
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War of nerves and reprisal talk in wartime reflections
The article reflects on harsh wartime rhetoric and potential reprisals by both sides. It recalls Civil War misperceptions and questions whether leaders would act differently if captured. It notes seven months into the current war and warns against viewing the enemy through distortion and propaganda.
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Wandering Greek traveler faces name controversy in San Mateo
An itinerant Greek man, using the alias Christopher Goolnus, travels from San Martin to San Mateo and plans a yearlong vacation, insisting his name be spoken in full. He has registered 1200 dollars of expenses, contends with identity issues, and worries about being recognized by clerks and fellow travelers.
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Eusten
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San Antonio
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Miles
Politician Reflects on Office Term and Pleasing Self
A famous politician concludes a busy term by stating he aimed to please himself first and foremost. He suggests he did what seemed right at the moment and hopes others were satisfied, noting governments mirror the individuals within them. The quote touches on national governance and self-contentment.
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Speculation on Wheat Prices and Market Moves
A range of conjectures fills the page about wheat prices, market demand, and policy effects. Analysts debate supply shifts, government actions, and future cereal trends amid uncertain conditions guiding farmers and traders.
Political rhetoric and neutrality views in early press
A fragmented war time column critiques Taft and administration policy, rails against brute force politics, and defends American neutrality. It references the New York State Bar Association disputes, a Chicago convention, and the Philadelphia Press stance on trade during wartime.
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Des Moines Register and Lender
Literacy test plan sparks political clash in Llulisa policy
The Llulisa government earmarks 22 million to aid potential emigrants crossing the literacy hurdle, a move critics say illustrates blind spots in Statermen's thinking. The letter to the editor argues every capable person is national asset and warns against driving workers away.
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Letters to the Light: reader complains about prunes and war talk
A reader writes to The Light criticizing the paper for war debates and shifts to prune discussions, accusing editors of neglecting serious topics. The letter skewers prunes pricing linked to charitable drives, describes school events, local officials, and community humor while lamenting civic priorities and streetcar conditions.
Daily Fashion Hint Frock for Attie Maid of Tea
A fashion note describes a frock with military inspired trim in blue and white, edged with white, a frock-like bodice and back detailing, looped and stitched trims, and a standing collar. The skirt front is cut away resembling a tailored coat with a white dress underneath, creating a layered, refined late 19th or early 20th century style.
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Fragmented Golf Notes From An Obscure Page
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions golf terms and players like Mr. Oulmet and Shukla. The piece appears to reflect a casual, erroneous list of names, events, and phrases without clear coherence or outcomes, yielding a fragmented historical sports note.
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Silly Duck Learns Pond Still Cold and Ice Covered
A children’s tale follows a curious duck who explores a frozen pond, finding it ice bound and cold. The duck tells its mother about ice, while other ducks doubt the tale until a thaw proves him right. The story ends with the pond thawing and the lesson learned.
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