San Antonio Light report on trials and civic notices
Fragmentary text describes local trials and civic notices in San Antonio with names, dates, and places embedded. Mentions assaults, medical facilities, and delivery addresses, plus a listing of figures such as Paul Diol and Paul Hiwox. The piece references media distribution and Associated Press involvement.
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Burda
Felicy Carrion
Sundey
Bundey Ymir
Beall
Dallvers
Crwthott
Kotess
Latret
British plan to develop cotton growing in empire raises hopes
The piece discusses a proposed permanent British project to grow cotton within the empire. It argues the impact on American growers would be limited, noting Britain’s vast empire and Egypt’s unique limits, while India and Egypt currently produce substantial cotton. It also reflects on postwar France and Germany, urging a focus on work and realistic policy under Chancellor Wirth.
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Sarity
Reading
United States
Egypt
India
Hoowever
Germany
France
Berlin
Wirth
Europe
Worth of Wirth Tax Proposal Sparks Berlin Debate
Fragmented OCR text notes a tax proposal by Wirth discussed in Berlin with references to memories of past wars. It mentions auditors, the chancellery, and hostile demonstrations, stressing sober reaction and caution amid wartime policy debates.
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Berlin
Wirth
Belgium
Mortuver
Doctors and Publicity in Medicine Debate
The piece discusses the evolving view on publicity for physicians, citing Dr Dwight Murray of Syracuse who argues doctors should trust the public more and use newspapers to explain medical work. It notes past newspaper caution, the tension between ego and public trust, and the ongoing issue of advertising by doctors.
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Boston
Jin Tas Lacy
Dwight Murray
Syracuse
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Afon
Murray
Associated Press
Hhe
Gmessical
Sride
Piblic
Divssians
Soran
Gaya
Basa Fide
Real doctors urged to use publicity against quackery
A historical argument urges legitimate physicians to engage the public and newspapers to counter quackery. It contends that openness builds trust, helps expose unprincipled practitioners, and allows medicine to progress by keeping people informed of advances. The piece contrasts reputable press outlets with disreputable ones and asserts real doctors can win their fight through accurate, public knowledge.
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Iit
France and Britain and the Japan treaty debate
A critical column questions French and British positions on a proposed England Japan treaty. It argues France would resist war risks with the United States and notes Britain would avoid actions inviting conflict, while expressing concern over urging Japan to grow stronger and the risk to American empire in a tense Pacific balance.
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United States
Japan
France
England
Itherapr
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
California
North America
British America
Britain
Airife
Jang
Wingae
Atlin
Lord of the Jamis: a fragmentary tale of quest and speech
A distorted dialogue fragment follows a speaker called the Lord of the Jamis. The narrative voice hints at a questing figure amid an outdoor setting with birds and rivers. Tangled phrases imply an exchange about truth and fate, ending with a cryptic name Samuel Buxton?
Fragmented Apartment Life and Family Strain in 1940s Story
In a cramped city building Betty and Fred juggle poverty and pride as their friend Della and child contend with frayed finances. They debate moving from shared rooms to a private cottage, while neighbors gossip and the couple weighs a safer, steadier future against a hard month to month existence.
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Betty
Alure
Letty
Josel
Lionne
Della
Fred. T
Troll
Fred
Doulx
Simpson
Tiesty
Dolla
Aoual
Marcel
Fragmented plea for clarity in urban writing reforms
A garbled and fragmentary message requests transcription into a plain WHIT tone. It references San Antonio, a river, clothing, and reform duties, with scattered notes on policing, education, and local governance. The text shows corrupted OCR but hints at civic concerns and instructions to publish in a plain style.
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San Antonin
Howelon
Unclear text on school tax issues in San Antonio
Fragmentary 1920s style letter discussing how excess revenue from school taxes should be used, referencing San Antonio, Rexor County, and a Texas League for Brptal and Uniform Taxation. Mentions bond election, governance, and requests for cooperation with the school board. Names appear as GUS RANINGER and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San ‘Antonin
Bowne
Aditinia
Disesatinus
Gus Raninger
Secretacy
Texas Ie
Moors Harry Spanish Defiance in Moeween Rebellion
In Moeween, Moor forces including Ducoras and Henk Str waels fight Bouineds and resist Spanish rule. Neni-Urriaguels engage rebels near Alhusewmin and Tenon as British and French blockade runners supply weapons and aid. The conflict persists with tribes resisting control while Spanish troops face flexible resistance and difficult terrain.
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Fetuen
Mornecas
Jones Lwo
Moeween
Tighe
Morowno
Ible
Almont
Alhusewmin
Tenon
Taxicabs invade Rome and American drivers in chaos
A fragmentary report notes New York style taxis arriving in Rome provoking crowds and confusion. It mentions cab-deliveries and warnings to city officials about rationing, with names tied to a Associated Press dispatch and a list of officers and presidents from Milwaukee St Louis and Buffalo.
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Rome
Taslesha Havn Fit
New York
Channa
Tita Taaioh
Thougt
Homan
Sherk
Huey
Dheir
Fragmented overheard exchange in a tense offstage hospital scene
A garbled report depicts a chaotic dialogue around a passenger ship or public figure, with references to a hospital, a vacation dispute, and a confrontation about a missing or poisoned injury. The fragmentary text hints at a dramatic incident and strained interactions among unnamed individuals in an implied public setting.
Where to Go Majestic Hackett and Fietiarty Dance Shop
Fragmented OCR prose lists places and names including Majestic Hackett and Fietiarty, references to Time, Yanreville, Steyer, Lovolaghn Flow, VANTellia, and Miapire Lenion, with garbled phrase about a Paris show and a June date.
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Hackett
Fietiarty
Yanreville
rand—Steyer
Lovolaghn
Peinersa
Miapire
Lenion
Paris
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