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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
3
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic page with publisher notices, subscription rates, address lines, and legal disclaimers. It references The San Antonio Light and Associated Press content, with city street addresses and distribution notes.
In a hard spot, supporters of Buck West face a paradox as West for twenty years backed sheriff John Tobin. Some Wes t backers denounce Tobin now yet claim West would follow Tobin’s line if elected, leaving no real change and a puzzling conflict over what voters want.
A critique of tax free securities and public outcry against exemptions. The piece argues that tax measures and war-time incentives shaped investment, noting that demand for non taxable securities has historical roots and that fear of lost exemptions should not derail reasonable investment choices. The author asserts that returns guide investment, regardless of tax status, and questions the logic of opposing tax free bonds.
The writer argues that long-term notes backed by mortgages finance improvements and expansions, and that tax exemption for bonds does not discourage production. They claim taxing borrowed money raises borrowing costs, reducing credit availability and delaying recovery, warning against views that tax-exempt securities harm prosperity.
A New York boy dies after climbing a signal tower to prove he was not yellow. The tale warns that physical daring must be tempered by moral courage and thoughtful restraint. The piece cites Daniel and compares bravado in youth to risky business in adulthood, urging measured nerve over reckless challenge.
A quirky article cites National Institute figures claiming Denmark has the world’s most advanced dairy industry and high milk yield, suggesting U S output could rise by 12,600,000 dairy animals if parity were reached. The piece questions practical feasibility amid Denmark’s feeding costs and expert assessments of farming practices.
An article argues for adopting Danish dairy practices to improve profitability in the United States. It praises purebred sires, high grade stock, and year round income from dairy cows and calves. It notes Minneapolis hosting the world dairy show and cites U S production as below potential, urging better herd management. It also includes a light aside about oil at Somerset and a caricature of President Harding as a sitter.
Fragmentary text evokes a surreal coastal garden at a border of windward and lee. Imagery blends rocks, sea spray, and graves with odd linguistic fragments, Beavers roam a round where impending death and decay mingle with distant whispers of lovers and waves.
A garbled retelling of Ulysses and Circe from the Aegean period. The crew nears a castle on an island between Italy and Sicily where Circe enchants, turns men to hogs, and Ulysses resists with help from a sprig. The scene ends with hospitality promised to survivors and a warning not to tempt fate.
A 1992 piece advises readers during summer forest outings to refrain from smoking in the woods especially after droughts. It cites state fire statistics attributing many fires to smokers and campers, urging stricter care and disposal of matches and ashes to prevent fires.
An Irish American abroad remarks on European views of Americans and the difficulty of access to power. The piece contrasts Downing Street and the Quai d’Orsay with Washington’s secretaries, doors, and ushers, noting how officials are reached and the peculiarities of foreign offices.
A garbled narrative examines John and Timmy, Anna, and Mary as wealth and social status redefine family virtue. Through imperfect memory and skewed judgments, the piece critiques intelligence and class bias, implying the daughters may be wiser than their son in a late 19th century style vignette.
Fragmentary text references ancient river systems, oil fields, and exploration distances, along with scattered remarks on a New England Town Meeting, local governance, and historical notes about Solvay in Belgium and a sewing market. The passage is inconsistent and partially garbled, mentioning rivers, distances, and municipal proceedings without cohesive narrative.
The fragmentary item notes a Wednesday event at Brackenettey Park with a named location and attendees. Lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmented reminiscence shows an archbishop in disguise chatting with rural workers. The dialogue drifts from religion to everyday tasks as a jocular exchange unfolds about a dish, a worker’s remark, and a mysterious plan involving a woman in a chair.
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