San Antonio Light publication notice and rates
The San Antonio Light announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery, with rates for 1 month to 2 years and options for mail and carrier delivery. It lists postal offices, contact numbers, and notes circulation figures for 1917 including daily and Sunday editions, and confirms rights to republication by Associated Press content.
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United States
New York
Paul Black, Inc
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Chicago
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An Antonio Light
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Associated Press
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Republicas Dos
Pacifism in Action in Bolshevik Russia and Germany
The piece argues Bolshevik Russia destroyed its military and naval strength under pressure from pacifist influences, leaving Germany to seize formerly Russian Baltic provinces. It claims allied forces should oppose Germany and Russia’s actions, arguing pacifism fails when facing a militarized foe. The author asserts Russia has no funds, allies, or moral standing, and warns that pacifist ideology could force concessions to Germany.
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Hrest-Litovsk
Baltic
Cortland
Germany
Russie
Tessia
America
Russia
United States
Giant Rabbit Craze Fades as Meat Source Idea Falls Short
The Belgian hare movement once promised to transform U S meat supply but folded under practical realities. Rabbits require careful feeding and housing and carry odor and upkeep issues. Despite enthusiasm, the approach failed to establish Belgium hares as a main meat animal in the United States.
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Son Nize
United States
Giant rabbit craze and Texas hare talk in old-time columns
A column laments the failed Belgian hare business while describing a new giant rabbit fad at poultry shows. It notes rabbits weighing 15 to 20 pounds, argues such meat may be costly to feed and tiresome for families, and mocks laws hindering fishing and game, urging prudent restraint and legal balance.
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Flo
Texas
Queensbury
Texas Fish Law Clash With War Time Food Drive
Judge Theury Dannenbaum urged Texas fish dealers to petition Austin to pardon offenders who kill birds that prey on fish. The piece critiques a Texas ban on catching large quantities of fish and argues for leveraging abundance to curb prices and aid national conservation efforts.
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Texas
National Food Administration
Anyong
Theury Dannenbaum
Houston
Austin
What Is The Standard For San Antonio Clean Up
The piece questions who defines the standard of cleanliness in San Antonio, arguing the city is already clean with little gambling or bootlegging left. It warns public works and weather issues loom as thaw approaches, and ridicules the notion of a formal cleanliness standard.
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San Antonio
Law Enforcement League
Snather Mailer
Tewold
Un fupled service fag warns of coal shortage impact
The Uni Mine Workers warn that 0) 18% stars for col dius who laid aside the pick threaten coal supply. Governors McCormick and Adow cite railroad disruption and need for transport fiat, asking for prompt action to prevent movement delays.
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Uni
Col Dius
Army
Navy
Minis
Indiana
Tawa
Ohio
McCormick
Maxim Miotann and Mermoneters Register for Month Ahead
A garbled report notes Maxim Miotann and the Mermoneters at Dawson the capitag at Viton Berbary have registered front betw EN degrees for a month with Bi ps the luwenk renortad renting. The piece hints at a major national event near completion with local journal commentary.
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Maxim Miotann
Dawson
Viton Berbary
Beta Zera
Bips
Luwenk
Eelly
Beng
Maxima Nation
Fragmented OCR war era snippet on patriotism and duty
The readable fragments reference patriotism and duty amid war, with mentions of lines, high reserves, and societal demands. The garbled text hints at tensions between government, class, and public resolve, framed in a London wartime commentary style.
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London
Mourning Rules for Uniformed Officers in British Service
The article discusses mourning display rules for soldiers and officers, noting officers and warrant officers may wear specific mourning insignia and armbands. It references royal privilege extending to other corps and contrasts authorized wear with prohibited private or public grief symbols. The piece includes quoted poetry by Horatio Mackellar and reflects a period tone.
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Tomimy
London
Cipontela
Letters to The Light Published With Censorship Note
A period paragraph discusses letters to The Light, noting that letters must be signed and that anonymous submissions will not be published. It mentions policy on publication and the role of readers in guiding content, with emphasis on writer accountability and editorial standards.
To the Editor A Soldier's View on Army Life and Charity
A reader argues that regular army personnel are well clothed and fed, not objects of pity, and that charitable spending should aid civilians in need. He recalls past restrictions on soldiers in YMCAs and theaters, questions luxury spending, and urges directing funds to the needy while recognizing veterans' service.
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Maine
California
United States Service
Welb
Tuotsky
Europe
Tingle Samix Ah
Merve
Sam
Sherman Wade
Fragmentary Indigenous Speech Record From Early Text
Incomplete OCR snippet shows a child or narrator remarking on table manners and tools used by white men. The fragment references a mother, cannery or panio, and mentions Ienives forks as a contrast. The line includes a quoted speech about eating with implements and a character named SERGBA. The text is garbled and preserves little clear context or structure.
Theaters Offer Big Gun Visual Spectacle And Vaudeville
A Newport era style theater page reviews the Magnetic Theater showing a patriotic big gun illusion with five extra mechanics and a 5000 pound revolving gun. Also praised are Magda at Empire with Clara Kingball Young, a powerful performance about a daughter’s struggle against an overbearing father. The Palace and other venues feature vaudeville acts, Irish comedy, musical numbers, and photoplays including The Public Be Damned starring Ethel Baravymore and Mary Fuller at Grand Opera House.
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Iiugh
Vale Brower
New Order
Magda
Empire
Clara Kingball Young
Bils Young
Maydis
Foundas
Jiy
Amoothly
Noval Theater
Baxley
Porter
Ethel Baravymore
Mary Fuller
Sousa
Camp Travis Theater Hosts Varied Vaudeville Bill
The Camp Travis theater program features Bert Albers and Gonne with a juvenile act, Dunbar’s Maryland Singers, and several vaudeville acts plus motion picture reels. Pearl Theater headlines today with Alma Rubens in I Love For, backed by the Pathe feature The Cold Deck.
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Camp Trevis Theater
Bert Albers
Dolas
Tielr
Camp Travis
Miss Gonne
Majestic Theater
Dunbar
Maryland Singers
Penrl
Pearl
Triangle
Alma Rubens
William 8. Hart
Patha Way News
Aise
Frank Crane
Trens Castle
Mbie
Mrs. Ceatle
Postoffice vacancies held over under new civil service rule
Washington reports a January nineteenth ruling defers all post office reappointments for vacancies after January first until July first. Civil service will certify eligible candidates twice yearly and the President will select with Senate approval. Texas offices and other first third class posts will remain filled by holdover status for six months.
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Washington, D. C
Mioetduster
Presidential USA
Texas
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Textoffice Department
Con
Saw Mills Exempted Wallington Action Causes Protest
The county’s saw mills seek exemption from a new rule that would bar timber byproducts from fuel use, arguing the byproducts are essential for operation. Protests rise as officials consider maintaining plant upkeep and possible light concessions to keep operations running. Senator Smith seeks aid from shipping officials to gather support while Dr. Guriedd is consulted.
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Wallington
Tuel Vormasusionor
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Georgic
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Dr. Guriedd
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Vague regional notices mix from The Dalles era papers
A garbled OCR sweep cites multiple regional items. It mentions war sentiment, suffrage opinions, transport fare debates, weather notes, corporate and hotel developments, a Mexican vaudeville tale, a political subscription drive, and population figures, all from various Texas and nearby papers. Names and places include Beaumont Journal Fort Worth Dallas News Laredo Record and references to Shary and San Antonio.
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Kyle News
Eayx
Beaumont Journal
Dallas News
Comfort News
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