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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

3

Kitchener’s Death Recalled as Wartime Organizer

The article recalls Lord Kitchener's pivotal role in mobilizing Britain during the war. It credits him with uniting factions, strengthening organization, and ensuring volunteers and supplies kept pace with campaigns. It notes his foresight and influence on Allied efforts, while suggesting his death altered the war’s course for Britain and its allies.

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Power networks and horse-trading at national conventions

Crude and subtle methods of controlling popular sovereignty are discussed in the wake of recent national conventions in Chicago. The piece notes how political bosses, once secure in wholesale barter, show shrinking influence and shorter grip as new strategic tactics emerge.

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Bosses and delegates shape Roosevelt nomination clash

The piece analyzes party bosses manipulating Republican and Progressive conventions to block Roosevelt, favoring their own choice like Justice Hughes, while Wilson looms. It discusses how concessions and delays influenced the outcome and calls for economists' cooperation after the war.

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Economic foresight in postwar trade and peace

The article argues that American businesses must assess the economic effects of peace after the war. It notes wartime profits arose from conflict orders, urges all sectors including agriculture to seek dependable data on postwar demand, and warns that foresight will determine who prospers when hostilities cease.

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Reducing the Fire Loss Across North America

The United States and Canada cut annual fire losses by 42 million dollars though the drop may be temporary. Experts credit prevention campaigns and industry efforts, noting fires remain a burden on society and insurance from preventable causes. Some suggest imprisonment for those responsible for costly negligent fires.

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Dr Barton Sees Positive Prohibition Shift at State Convention

Dra J Barton Texas nd-Lateur League superintendent and Tempersus state convention delegate in San Antonio asserts the convention will react strongly for prohibition. He claims the public will rebuke cited methods, and while pleased overall, Barton notes it did not fully meet his wishes, per the Dallas Journal.

Dra. J. Barton Tempersus San Antonio Barton Daliua

Fragmentary political rant on voters and duties in Texas

The readable fragments describe political aspirants, campaign labor, and a plea to voters. It notes a large youth labor base and urges memory of responsibilities, contrasting with corn-fed citizens and the need for proper officeholding in Texas. The text emphasizes civic participation and selection of capable leaders.

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Mexico Troop Presence Sparks Friendly Reception Says Dallas Journal

The Dallas Journal reports that Mexican authorities have not clashed with foreign troops and that locals remain cordial toward occupying forces. The piece notes some dissension and claims demonstrations are led by demagogues, not the people.

Courat Movico St Neris Mexico Dallas Journal

Texans urged to modernize farms and waterways

The article argues for better machinery and diversified crops to improve Texas agriculture and rural employment. It notes federal river and inland waterway improvements, discusses tax revenue trends, and highlights military endurance stories from World War I as a reflection of national effort, contrasting with ongoing modernization pressures.

Diary of a Nurse in War Weighs Hearts and Hopes

A fragmentary wartime diary traces a nurse's vigil over a wounded man and the toll of war on love and courage. The entries recount shared glances, patient fear, and the strain of separation as healing battles with memory and longing.

Fashion Hint Notes Stitching Trend Across Garments

The article surveys 19th century style, noting that decorative stitching remains, now using cotton, mercerized threads and silk substitutes. It highlights trimmed coats, mohair, gabardine suits, and hats featuring white silk stitching while detailing outfits with contrasting stitching and patent leather belts.

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Earliest Tomato Dish Recipe Note

A fragmented recipe describes preparing stuffed tomatoes with onion, oil, vinegar, salt, cucumber, eel, and margarine or mayonnaise. It instructs coring tomatoes, removing pulp, seasoning shells, mixing cucumber and eel with a dressing, then filling the tomato shells and plating. Jomi Caron remains as a named individual in the text.

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Letters on Taxation and Public Morality Spark Debate

A stream of letters to The Mant newsletter urges fair taxation and the Torrens land transfer system. Contributors advocate humane treatment for workers, better wages for streetcar workers, and a shift to safer, better ventilated cabs. They cite New Zealand and Vancouver examples and praise editorial standards.

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Tiny Tim and Tiny Thistle Tale of Gnomes and Escape

A fragmented fairy tale recounts Tiny Tim, a tiny gnome, rescuing a lost girl named Tiny Thistle cast from a river voyage. He carries her home, names her, and they plan a shared future while a crowd clashes over a separate criminal case.

Tiny Tim

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