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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

Page

2

Insulting Three Nations and Constitutional Debate

The piece argues John Wanamaker’s Belgium sale plan is an insult to Belgium Germany and the United States. It critiques proposing money for Belgium and questions aims of a constitutional convention. It urges honest, straightforward preparations and the sovereign voters of Texas to demand clear changes without manipulation.

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By Hook Or Crook In Texas Constitutional Debate

The piece reports that Texas voters rejected proposed constitutional amendments in a special election, as claimed by political overseers who say the public misunderstands. It argues for a constitutional convention to persuade voters, noting two paths to reform and questioning past efforts.

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Kipling Opinions Stir Americans On War And Power

The article surveys Rudyard Kipling’s wartime stance and its impact on American readers. It notes his Lancashire speech urging seriousness about Germany and predicts that his claim the Allies would leave the United States powerless under German rule could insult Americans. The piece questions whether Kipling misjudged U.S. resolve and asserts Americans will not take orders after the war.

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Fragmented quotation on self worth and autonomy in distress

A garbled, first person lament expresses a desire for dignity and autonomy despite perceived mistreatment. The speaker questions subjugation to others and seeks strength amid perceived degradation. The text presents scattered reflections on identity and resilience.

Bryan’s Speech Shifts German American Support

The Honorable William Jennings Bryan faces backlash for remarks seen as hostile to Germany’s stance while courting German American voters. A San Francisco speech likened war with Germany to an asylum, undermining his bid for broader support. Critics say his stance weakens his political appeal to German Americans and party ranks.

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Curious Little Rollo and a City Police Gap

A fragment from a newspaper column quotes Rollo about a chamber of commerce event and a failed attempt by San Antonio police to relay news to the Express. It notes that Chief Lancaster and subordinates may have missed reporting speeches by Judge Davis and others, implying lapses in coverage at the meeting.

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High Insurance Rates Spark Debate on Interstate Shipping

The Cummins amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act aimed to curb carrier shifts of liability but prompts carriers to require shipment value and charge high insurance. Dallas merchants say insurance costs are ten to twelve times standard rates, urging new action to stop the policy.

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Nations poised for war pullback urged by casualty tally

Dispatches warn several nations near entry into a feared European war as casualty estimates soar. The Houston Post notes that 8 770 000 deaths already tally, arguing that defensive neutrality is the prudent course despite potential costs in life and treasure.

Houston Post

Provking the Marken A town 14 8 place where things are bought and sold

Fragmentary OCR text discusses the improvement of the marketing system and how town and county sources relate to production and commerce. It references producers, town dynamics, and concerns about markets and trade in a local context.

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Simone and the Lost Love in a War Time

Simone Garehes, married to Paul de Carolles, endures separation as he serves as a lieutenant in the territorial dragoons. Believing him dead after September losses, she confronts grief, memory, and later a devastating truth: the fallen officer is not Paul but another soldier.

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Daily Fashion Hint Turban Styles Gain Fame and Flair

Daily fashion note extols turbans in silk ribbed or plain, praising feathered turbans as the height of style. It links the look with crepe loungewear and sunset gowns, cautioning harmony in accessories and footwear to complete the ensemble.

Milan Alo

Fragmented Readings Hint at Woven Personalities and Event Confusion

A garbled OCR page fragment mentions a woman and man dynamics, a wedding, a lawyer, and a political legal scene. Names such as Shane Ford and Frederick win are cited alongside references to a New York setting and a domestic scene. The text mixes personal anecdotes with scattered identities and events.

Adopted Squirrel and Kitten Play Together

A family recalls Muggins the cat adopting a tiny baby squirrel as her own. The pair, along with a kitten, played and cared for each other, forming an unlikely trio. The story ends with the amused remark that the squirrel and kitten grew up peacefully under their mother’s watch.

Dad Kent Mugrins Ryan Waas

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