Golf as a Asset Prompts Growth in San Antonio
The Associated Press notes Bob McDonald’s claim that Texas is mad over golf as San Antonio expands courses to cash in on the sport. City leaders push advertising, new layouts, and potential public courses to attract winter golf tourism and fund broader development.
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Associated Press
Bob McDonald
Texas
RicDonald
San Antonio
Lrest
Vol Ory
Lambert
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio Country Club
Qohun
Alamo Counter Club
Chicagatoo
San Antonia Weld
Sai Antoia
Fragmented speech fragment on offense and loyalty in political debate
A garbled reporting passage discusses perceived disloyalty and loyalty within a political context. It references Reed's speech, figures like Senater, Mi.ngvey, and a secretary, with fragmented phrases about ethics and allegiance amid a controversial public debate.
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Reed
Woongton
Iwar
Sgrati
Ngvey
Ores Ware
Tay Amberiganses
Tie
Reed Attacks Armament Talks Citing Washington’s Warning
Commentary argues Senator Reed misreads U S aims, attacking armament limits while defending global peace and Britain ties. It defends Washington’s warning against entangling alliances and notes the value of Anglo American cooperation for world peace and Pacific stability.
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Reed
Harvey
United States
Great Britain
George Washington
Washington
Pacific
Sind
Far East
Health Week Proclamation Urges Texas Sanitation Push
The governor calls for Health Week from March 2 urging Texans to clean up and improve sanitation amid smallpox yellow fever and influenza concerns. He notes high infant death rates and ongoing tuberculosis while urging measures to prevent 1490 deaths annually and warning against spreading infections through casual contact in public.
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Texas
Mexico
Acs
Celatis
Health Week Urges Public Courage Against Spreading Illness
A piece urges readers to act against spreading infections describing risks from poison and airborne illness. It argues crowds and careless behavior threaten others and stresses real harm from a common cold can end a life. It calls health week to focus on teaching safeguards and responsible conduct toward contagious people and settings.
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Mindom
ANOTHER IRISH TRUCE OFFERS REASON OVER PASSION
The dispatch reports the Ard Fheis Sinn Fein convention delaying vote on the Anglo Irish treaty for three months. Republicans and Free Staters agree to a cooling period to present two propositions for public verdict, allowing calm deliberation and broader evaluation of the dispute. The pause aims to align leaders with public sentiment and move toward genuine self government.
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Uia
Jews Dispatch
Ard
Sinn Vein
Witt
Free Staters
Ite
Gul
Kohndy Secures Two Jobs by Paling Incident
A fragmented report notes Kohndy obtaining two jobs amid a scene where Wils stands with hands in pockets beside a car as crowds pass by. The readable text captures a moment of public activity with unclear surrounding details.
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Kohndy
Wils
Mind Your Sons Business Week Sparks Local Attention
In a Michigan town two women elected to public office resigned citing insufficient time for household duties. The piece notes broader fears about domestic responsibilities and contrasts with industrial labor strains as coal and energy debates shape public concern.
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Elles
Mosk
Fragmented Funeral Rites Text From Aged Verse Fragment
A garbled poem fragment discusses memory and love after death. It references a mood, a giver, and themes of mortality, urging steadfast remembrance. The legibility is poor with many garbled words and name fragments.
Parental Control and Money Conflict Highlighted in Mourner’s Tale
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a wife accusing her husband of controlling finances and lecturing about charity while the mother laments loss of autonomy. The old woman defends her spending as her own money and contemplates self reliance, including plans to teach auction.
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Chiaka
Gene Teak
Fiver
Lody
Tyson
The Work Cure by Mr Addington Bruce
The Work Cure argues that genuine effort fixes self centered thinking. It warns that merely going through the motions won’t heal, urging active, focused work and sustained effort to improve digestion and overall well being.
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Mr. Addington Bruce
Calvin
Mountain Gazes Mark Lida’s Fateful Morning Journey
Lida leaves the ranch at dawn to hike toward a distant mountain. Her thoughts dwell on her mother’s death, the need to work, and a future she fears. Dan Rush arrives on horseback, offers a ride home, and hints at further talk as Aunt Sue and Uncle Henry prepare for the day.
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Lila ‘Lee
Aunt Sue
Henry
Lida
Bnet
Fey Barry
Sue
Tate
Jess
Sun
Slater
Caine
Ate
Ty Westar
Harley's
Weston
Ellen Jones
Bios
Blake
Lide
Hosley
Walter Jones
Sie
Henry Hai
Tyler
Don Kosh
Nancy
Shin Bozaty
Shy Jung
Ar Fuel
Howe
Dan
Hida
Pheu
Ana RA
Tom
Tilda
Sita
Fragmented crime scene overheard near Brixton
A chaotic crowd gathers around a British transport entry as a violent incident unfolds. Dan O’Brien receives a flood of papers and a hospital report notes a scratch and facial abrasions. A mix of anxious bystanders discuss headlines while disguises and planned outfits appear, hinting at a larger social disruption.
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Dewey
Danny Obrien
Rae Wally
Dan White
Wally
Secrat
Chealey
Acrosa
Where to Go Vaudeville Tonight in Pittsburgh
Local listings announce vaudeville showings with acts including Interstate Bigtiine and Perce at venues in Locwta Vandeville and Mation Pist Empire. Saturday performances feature Merah Mex and Benches Teun Werle with TEA the WFoma Longhorn enjoying a late program at the Gantry.
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Interstate Bigtiine -Vaiele- Perce
Locwta Vandeville
Mation Pist Empire
Endelhy Tati
Siwg
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