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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1909
Page
10
An advertisement from B Gaensten Architect promotes a New England home with reinforced concrete construction. The listing notes eleven rooms including hall and attic spaces, asking $4000 with rent at $43 monthly and sale on terms of $27 per month.
The fragment describes a bungalow in San Antonio with architectural notes by PLB Gueasten. It mentions six rooms and features like a beam, sliding doors, and living spaces. A price tag of $25 per a likely unit is noted amid garbled text.
Lots in the grove at 25 percent off regular price. Sale ends February Second with all remaining unsold lots withdrawn for building sites. Visit Sunday via Hor Wells car to Clifford Court and inspect antes to choose an unimproved lot before it is gone.
Fragmented OCR reveals a feature on a family of artists and designers spanning multiple generations. Names such as Edward and Verna recur, with references to painting, design, and crafts, plus scattered mentions of exhibitions, workshops, and community involvement for a variety of family members.
Readable text outlines a 10 room mission house design by architect B Gaeusien. Mentions roughhewn medery and peculiar room descriptions though many words are garbled. Includes references to replacement beams and ceilings and home features.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a bungalow sale in California with references to a large store and a 20 year price point. The text mentions a person or group at Jelphere and a car sale context, but many details are unclear.
A garbled text fragment mentions a Chinese lady teaching Englishwomen manners, references to London and a priest, and various unclear scenes including a ship, a gong, and social expectations. The source is highly fragmented with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
A garbled OCR fragment references a French influence on a political figure, a presidential race, and calls for accountability. Names and places are unclear, but it hints at ethics concerns and a heated contest with mentions of a candidate and accusations surrounding media portrayal.
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