San Antonio Light Publication Notice Details
An aged and garbled San Antonio newspaper notice outlines publication details with partial mentions of street addresses and names. The readable elements include a reference to the Associated Press and a publication location near Bravis Street, with unclear dates and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Antonio
Wren
Gftien
Mowat Bravis Street
Avettuas
D. Chanlas
Psi
Marrison T. Leacr
Bhilary Nol Publishers
The Glorious Fourth in the Old Fashioned Way
A historical look at Independence Day celebrations noting a shift from formal salutes and parades to lavish displays. The piece praises returning to the traditional observance, urges San Antonio to revive the old fashioned Fourth with Rotary Club plans to unite citizens in patriotic demonstrations behind the flag and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paradis
Jarah
San Antonio
Rotary Club
Americcan
Assault and Battery Trial Hit by Prohibition Context
The article, written in a fractured 19th century tone, centers on a trial involving the University of Pennsylvania. It frames the case as a public issue where the court weighs guilt, alleging assault and battery and references alcohol and youth as the central charges amid a discussion of prohibition and public order.
Controversy Over Endowed Schools Bias in Education
A debate alleges that wealthy patrons steer education toward protectionist doctrine. The piece centers on the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton School, claiming pressure to teach biased economic theories and the removal of Dr. Nearing. It argues a broader struggle between true democracy and manipulated schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commmerce
Scott Nearing
Yee & Man
Hhe School
Hater
Nearing
Wharton School
Neamur
Keystone
Lace
University Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Courney
New Laws For Old Sunday Restrictions Debate in Texas
District and County Attorneys in Texas push to revise Sunday laws inspired by John Quincy Adams doctrine. W T Link of Donley County argues for limiting sales of luxuries on Sunday and allowing local option votes to ease enforcement while considering necessity and public restraint.
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Jain Quincy Adams
John Quincy Adams
Texas
Sa Antonio
United States
W. T. Link
Donley County
Link
Attorineys
Varione Widirideal Comiies
Subilivisians
Merent
Conta Fiat
Iil
Gy Sete
Foven al
Sunday laws spark debate over Holy Day refreshments
A fragmentary discussion contends Sunday bans on "sola pop" and other cravings as unnecessary moral regulation. Attorneys argue the ban pits lawmen against common needs, noting parallels to civic progress and paternalistic controls. The piece questions whether denying basic pleasures on the sabbath serves civilization or merely constrains daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Justice of the Peace
Closing the Door on Missionary Work in Korea
Elder A G Daniels warns during a National Educational Union meeting in St Helena California that Japan plans to end Christian instruction in Korea within five years under a governor backed proposal. He urges young missionaries to hasten efforts in Korea Japan and other Asian regions while Washington monitors.
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Washlington
A. G. Daniels
World Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Ekler Danielle
Young People's
Voluneer Cornell
St Helena
California
Korea
Kier Daniells
Japan
China
India
Washington
Lis
Daniels
United States
Morea
Jipan
Tenly's Effect on War Advances in Europe
Fragmented OCR notes describe Italian and Austrian forces on the Trobec river and Gries near Montisleane. Armies push to cross eastern defenses amid ongoing fighting. details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
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Trobec
Torce
Gries
Ausris
Montisleane
Edith Hilton's Dilemma in Suitors and Social Pressure
In a tale set amid Mrs. Hilton and her daughter Edith, a fragile social drama unfolds as marriage prospects are weighed against personal freedom. Edith senses pressure to wed for comfort and status, while her mother actively engineers a match to sustain appearances and secure wealth, creating tension between duty and desire.
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Edith
Hilton
Eulth
Charles Tits
Hurssit
Mro
Marcinges
Ste
Ethel
Aatter
Lacrosse Clash and Tax Talk From 1916 Texas
Fragmented OCR reveals a mixed report on lacrosse training for Canadian troops, wartime logistics, and a lengthy Texas tax discussion. It notes a proposed 29 cent military tax, 20 cent school tax, and constitutional charges shaping 1916 rates, with calls for reform and statements on government size and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronie Wyeo
Texas
Patrick
Ireland
Austin
Washington
Pexag
Trimmed hats gain teen appeal this season in dainty creations
The Daily Fashion Hint notes the popularity of trimmed hats among teens with many dainty styles. Options include opulent brims, straw shapes, hemp bands, and ribbons. Hats feature slim, light bases with decorative wreaths, artificial flowers, and simple color schemes.
Merely Trained Servants Debate U S Military Role
A garbled conference transcript shows General Wood describing soldiers and sailors as trained servants of the American people. The remarks imply a view of civil and military officials as equal in service, stressing national defense over social upheaval and questioning European-style militarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Bet
House of the Army
Navy
United States
Kurone
Letter on San Antonio hospital care prompts public concern
A reader condemns San Antonio City Hospital conditions describing filthy wards, unrelieved injuries, discarded utensils, and neglected patients. The letter urges city residents to scrutinize hospital management, improve cleanliness, and ensure humane treatment while the new hospital is built and temporary facilities remain in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antony
Bau
Jean Grasp
Usiy
Bealy
Ellis
Bech Dreary Snoking
Taxpayer
San Antonio
Rome
City Hospital
City
Emity
Grace Visits Hawaiian Village at California Exposition
Grace, a happy child, tours a California exposition with her family. She meets a friendly native girl who cannot talk but speaks in a unique language and leads Grace to her basket weaving area, sleeping bed, and village life activities. Grace buys treats, learns customs, and promises to return the next day for the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
California
Nerpgh
Grace Waldee
Tax and Education Funding Debate Highlighted in Journal
Article outlines Texas budget tensions and education funding debates. It cites Governor Ferguson and the Thirty-fourth Legislature proposing higher taxes to support public education and state institutions. It notes opposition to increased spending and mentions restoration projects for the state capitol and public buildings. A section praises the Woman's Peace Party and urges public recognition of pacifist efforts.
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Deller Journal
Herle
Texas
Fergison
Legiskiuv
Atonibe
Kaye
Ferguson
Fengussen
Eee
Phace Party
Fagin
Boston
Woman's Peace Party
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