San Antonio Light notices delivery irregularities and office contacts
The San Antonio Light reports irregular delivery concerns and urges readers to notify the Postal Office about missed papers. It lists several Associated Press bureaus and contact points in Chicago Detroit San Francisco and other cities for submission and routing of wire service stories.
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Vertea Ltd
Hetela
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Verrea & Contlin, Inc
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Ssaulevard
Detroit
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Renuhltta
Look Out for the Crossing The Public Warns of Grave Dangers
The American Railway Association launches a nationwide effort after rising grade crossing casualties. In 1922, 1072 crossing incidents and 4815 serious injuries highlight driver negligence and the need for motorists to slow and look before crossing. Engineering aims to remove dangerous crossings where possible.
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American Railway Association
United States
Ai Sr
Richead
Aniess Ani
Ives Ayvill
Grave
Nina Fite
City considers Malone tract as fair site, again
The city commission again debates using the Malone tract for a fair site. Commissioners Lambert and Wright advocate action, while Teas and others question the need and funding.
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Malone
Sat Antonio
Lambert and
Wright
Brackenridge Park Alternative Site for Public Entertainment
At a city meeting the Malone tract proposal was discussed. The northwest Brackenridge Park area is cited as a superior site for large scale public entertainment projects that could attract visitors and foster civic pride while preserving essential municipal services. The piece argues taxes are acceptable when government enhances common welfare and cites Brackenridge Park as San Antonio’s signature municipal achievement.
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Malone
Brackenidge Park
San Antonio
Intera
Brackenridge Park
Ile
Brackenridge
Traffords
San
Egg Market Woes Spur Texas Producers to Seek Cooperation
South Texas egg producers face major losses from last winter as prices collapsed from about 60 cents to 30 cents a dozen. Officials urge formation of farming and marketing associations to stabilize supply and provide fresh storage eggs to the public at lower prices, highlighting a yearlong growing season and potential for expansion in poultry and dairy sectors.
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Teésag
Farming & Marketing Association
Poultryaian
South
Texas
Alta
Plis
Catton
South Pexas
South Vexan
South Texas
Ilelifornia
Association
Spe
California
New York
South Tejas
Potley
Texas poultry and dairy markets seek farmer organization
The piece argues that California poultry associations succeed by marketing and exporting eggs through a branded system, while South Texas farmers struggle with high prices and weak market access. It notes the broader need for producer cooperation to stabilize income and highlights labor and education points about overtime, youth exercise, and West Point cadet reading requirements.
Poetic Fragment Echoes Southern Influence and Love
A fragmented verse appears to reference “Southern” themes with lines about hearts, beauty, and love. The piece mentions a northern voice, themes of fame, charm, and affectionate longing, attributed to poetically styled lines and a name at the end.
Wynken Blynken and Nod Sail through a Wooden River
A whimsical verse scene follows Wynken Blynken and Nod as they drift in a moonlit wooden boat aboard a river of crystal light. They encounter a talking fisherman and drift into a magical night on the water before dawn.
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Wernkow
Bisnten
Vacation Days by WH Adatngtain Bruce
The article urges workers to plan thoughtful summer vacations rather than hurried restless breaks. It argues real rest comes from quiet retreats and simple outdoor pleasures, advising travel with a friend, practical clothing, and light reading to restore energy and clear thinking for work renewed.
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Adatngtain
Bruce
Gwen Mors
West
Fhvey Trust
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Dersuade
Willy Walike
Bea
Caine
Steriee
Hychara
Fragmented Paragraphe Seunreenacle Content
A damaged newspaper passage describes personal interests and temper tantrums influenced by wealth and poverty. It mentions a person named Nat and notes public interest in the era’s economic contrasts and a weather reference to a hot day in Boston.
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Tay
Kay
Welsh Passion Play Presented by Monks of Caldey
A curiois account by John Ayscough describes a Welsh Passion performed by Benedictine monks off Caldey Island near Pembroke. The play on Holy Week evenings uses no women actors, with choristers reciting Scripture in English and singing behind curtains. It is staged as a meditative spiritual offering rather than a traditional drama, with stark imagery and deep reverence noted by Monsignor Bidurstate Drew.
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Dickerataffe
Drew
John Ayscough
Caldey
Christ
Lee Singe
Veter
Judas
Pilate
Cainphas
Gchrist
Ennseen
Riy Ibis
Gospel Army
Eielish
Thorne Tookioz
Saya Monsignor Bidurstatie
Ieann Thertre
Belolta
Saul Ac
Frank Crane
Fragmentary Factograms and Obscure References
Readable fragments describe items like Falitings 19000 enys in caverns of southern France and notes about Oldest City in the United States founded by Spaniards. Mentions of colors light, Vancouver, New Mexico, and Canadian whipping Point are present in garbled text with no coherent report or clear events.
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B.S. Curtis
Anuthern
France
Nnil
Unin
United States
Sumuat
Tno
Bonla
New Mestro
The Costly Habit of Economy in Wartime Era
A couple recalls living frugally after marriage, watching every penny as they built a lean budget. They cut theater and extras, ate cheaply, and saved whenever possible, believing thrift would secure stability though it left them feeling poorer and cut off from cultural life.
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Peter Vilgrimn
Sftley Sayaines
Tie
Aise
Chen
Miore Linu
Saya
West
Plans Big Airship Recovery Amid Allied War Efforts
A garbled early-war note describes a large airship with 10 000 cubic meter capacity and 3000 horsepower engines. It aims to fly from Maumich de Chicago in four hours for launches against Germany and to support Allied bombing and reconnaissance missions.
Railroad Merger Denied by Officials Amid Rumors
Officials from Missouri and Kansas deny a proposed merger between fie and Tath and the Chicago and Alton railroads after a recent inspection trip by the receiver of the Micinsci Kansas and Teaueroa.
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Ustis
Dove
Miszouch
Kuuaag
Texata Soi
Fie
Tath
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Kansas
Teaueroa
Alfonso
Fragmented Dialect Sketch from an Old Page
Fragmented dialogue captures a comic exchange with garbled names and scattered phrases. The passage references a surgeon, a character named Charley, Alfred Noyes, and a London digger, amid tangled lines about breathing and conversation. The text resembles a transcribed speech fragment with many unclear words.
The Bars of an Arc and Hidden Secrets in 1920s Tale
The article relays Curtis Nicholson’s The Right Word about a tale where Midian’s gold greed leads to a doomed contest between Apollo and Pan. A judge’s flawed ruling triggers a violent revelation as a victim’s deformity is exposed and a killer confesses a brutal river burial. The prose blends myth, gossip, and a Roman numeral–tinged commentary on authorship.
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Midan
Apollo
Pan
Midis
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