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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
3
A noisy old clipping lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier delivery and mail options. The notice is dated 1907 and notes filing under act of Congress. It reflects period pricing and service details for The Bastion and related publications.
Representatives from Tae S C Beckwith Special Agency are listed in New York at the Tribune Building and in Chicago at the Tribune Building, indicating a multi-city advertising or agency presence.
A chaotic note calls subscribers to report old and new addresses by phone, warns anonymous tips won’t be noticed, and mentions delivery irregularities. It weaves in stray fragments about heat, strikes, weather, reading habits, and a confused reference to the Hague conference and a bullet’s approving stamp.
A reader vents frustration at daily street cleaning in San Antonio, noting dust blows back from store fronts and sidewalks. He laments recurring annoyance, claims merchants worsen the prior cleanup, and questions city ordinances amid persistent dust and pedestrian disruption.
Acausal plea urges readers to curb waste and begin saving now. It advises opening a savings account, depositing a small amount weekly, and pledging not to withdraw for a year. The article frames saving as essential for personal steadiness and long term well being.
Roger G Bullivan, a noted leader, defines a Democrat as a citizen who believes in constitutional government, equal rights for all, and special privileges for none. He says Democrats oppose hatred, support equal rights, and favor expanded individual opportunity within party councils. He contrasts Democrats with Socialists, who seek elimination of industrial opportunity.
The text reflects a garbled OCR sample with fragments of vintage style lines. It mentions grandma's devotion and a daisy petal ritual on love and not love, interwoven with misread names and stray phrases. The source preserves curious mood rather than clear facts.
An eclectic collage notes ambitious careers from clerkly ascent to presidential aims in commerce, with anecdotes on welshers, catfish, and a veterinary skull saving, plus reflections on glasses for weak eyes and a king's uniform guidance. The piece blends fantasy, humor, and industry lore across varied names and places.
A miscellany of outdated notes covers diverse topics from butter consumption in England and postal discipline in Russia to engines, mercury prices, and a German patent on acetylene gas burners. It also describes a Missouri deer farm near Stella with eleven deer and a detailed note on a large wooden flywheel at a European electric station, including rim dimensions and rotational speed.
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