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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
7
A disjointed, OCR fragment surveys politics and daily life with stray names and opinions. It mentions Chancellor Witter, Germany plans, a judge named J. E. Fisher, a bull’s stomach misfortune, technocracy debate, and a World’s Fair trip, all presented in a jagged, unclear style with numerous mis-typed phrases and stray quotations.
Fragmented OCR puzzle text lists numerous clues with garbled spellings and partial phrases. It appears as a mixed bungle of crossword entries with numbers and hints such as religious denomination, underwater worker, and various odd terms, but most clues are indecipherable. The readable parts suggest a traditional bilingual style crossword with across and down clues, some legible hints and many corrupted terms.
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