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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
11
The report describes Gene Rurazenx campaigning with a large hat or cap on Pawling greens and notes a photo session featuring a man with a seven foot beard. A Gram gallery drew about two hundred attendees interested in the spectacle while a “back to the farm” remark is tied to local reactions.
The excerpt riffs on becoming a sy in technocracy and mentions Albany, Maldwin Fertig, and a volley of names in a chaotic, satirical scene. It weaves in a lawyer’s ground about literacy, a reformist tone, and comic asides about a police sergeant, a restaurant fight, and scattered characters including an actress and a vintner, all in overheard newspaper fragment style.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled crossword puzzle with scattered names and fragments. The readable bits name places such as Girona and St Wipient and include stray phrases like Small box and Tete, with unclear clues and letters.
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