The San Antonio Light Circulation Report and Notices
The San Antonio Light announces its daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and delivery details. It lists charges for daily, Sunday, and combined services, plus mail options and postal offices in Chicago and Detroit. The report covers circulation totals for the year and notes advertising policies and distribution guarantees.
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Seo Antonie
Ram Antone Curries
Antenie
Travis Breet
Ketness
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Uhach
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Cereter
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Mall
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Gundey
Math
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Elerda
Pagl Binex, Inc
Fifth Ave
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Paul Bjork, Inc
Meliers
Baton Offich
Pags Block, Inc
Deposit & Tract
Detroit
Tey
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Anat Dares Af Cirratasion
Pewepeyers
Omer
San Antonio tempers fallout over Mrs Curtis speech
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of San Antonio condemns parts of state president Mrs Nannie Webb Curtis speech at First Methodist Church. She claimed Northern business men called San Antonio the dirtiest city, and said over a million unfortunates seek to sail to America with Texas as a destination. readers urged caution and fairness.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union of
San Antonio
Nannie Webb Curtis
Vravia Tlark Methodist
San Aveggio
Curtis
North
United States
America
Alexan
Texas
Sal
Pater
Fragmentary lexicon note from St Paul letter fragment
A garbled excerpt resembles a medieval or clerical note fuller of uncertain terms. It mentions St Paul writing and a list of items or persons, with unclear phrases such as ovhuwelt and Carinth. The readable portion hints at a religious or linguistic context but lacks coherent facts.
War talk: US could not field 40000 cars in two weeks
The New York World claims Henry Ford would supply 40,000 autos to warring nations to prove US readiness. The piece argues preparation costs and logistics hinder rapid deployment, noting Kitchener’s efficient army planning as a model. It cautions American troops require training, equipment, and strategy beyond vehicle supply, and criticizes pacifist perspectives as unsafe.
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New York World
Otyvethr
Henry Ori
Europe
United Stacey
Detroit
Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Lore Kitchener
Kitchener
Oating
Japan
Ultra Pacificiats
Countra
Similarities In Color And Policy Across Examples Of Nation Action
A discursive piece argues that superficial similarity links disparate ideas from Washington to Wilson Bryan, noting that praise of peace policy should not obscure differences. It quotes Washington on neutrality, faith, and justice while critiquing modern interpretations of international stance and restraint.
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Wisin
Wilson Bryan
Washington
Rewerver
United States
Mexico
George ‘Washington
Wilson-Bryan
France
Texas
Wilson
Better Law Needed On Neutrality Violations In War
A discussion notes legal technicalities in pursuing a case against Van Horn for violating U S neutrality by aiding Britain during the war while exploiting U S protective laws. It warns that pursuing the proper charge is essential to avoid diplomatic damage and to uphold the nation’s neutral stance. The piece cites past British and Algerian incidents as precedent and argues for framing charges to match the actual offense.
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United States
Tinsell
Varceborn
Great Britain
Canada
Heme
Ivolves
Jmar
Alabama
Algiers
van Horn
President seeks wartime powers on wheat and staples
The Philadelphia Ledger notes the proposal for the president to declare an enshrire on wheat and fondstuffs during war to secure supply, curb speculation, and stabilize prices. It argues such authority would help manage domestic and export pressures and protect national needs.
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Chile
United Sites
Philadelphia Ledger
Fragmented OCR News Note on Prices and Glass Distribution
Incoherent OCR snippet notes price drops of 23 to 80 percent for some goods and mentions manufacturers, distribution of glass in Washington. Mentions unknown persons and speculative terms, with garbled phrasing and unclear dates or events.
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Rookting
Speckles
Lene Bax
Rae
Washington
New York
Paris family tragedy ends in forced split and planned elope
In Paris a 17 year old apprentice Jean and his partner Berthe, mother of a newborn, face brutal social pressure as Berthe’s mother condemns their living arrangement. After a neighbor reports Berthe’s situation, violence erupts and Julien vows to reunite them by next day’s elopement plan, while Berthe fears losing her children and home. The tale traces hardship, betrayal, and a doomed search for stability amid working-class strain.
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Julien
Atthor
Rhen
Aemie
Boulevard Monttarnissa
Ler
Jeay
Tie
Paris
Claes
Berthe
Barthe
Belleville
le de Buenes
Lla
Daily Fashion Hint From Military Mail Of Specimen Boots
A fragment describes wartime style tips for footwear and accessories. It notes buttons stamped with the good old American cue and advises wear with white or worsted outfits. Descriptions mention tall tops, brass bells, and a tailored look for soldiers.
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Speiur
Rat Parade and Humorous Tales From Old Papers
A jumble of fragments from a Cleveland Phin-Dealer column includes a tale of a rat alarmed by a red jacket and bell, a Massachusetts board of agriculture note on rat behavior, and a playful riff on the Pied Piper. It blends anecdotes, dialogue snippets, and speculative humor about rodent attitudes.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Ainda
Massachusetts
Clin
Hut
Uups
Parsons
War zone notice threatens British ships in Atlantic
An improvised wartime note warns Britain cannot move merchant ships through the Atlantic routes. It argues US aid should shield ships from German submarines and counters possible German blockades. The piece laments Berlin’s government blunders and notes deteriorating ties with allies.
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New York
Great Britain
Athagliz
Thom
United States
Mois Snolnaly
Dich Sea
Letters to The Light and Solon Stewart’s WWI views
The writer laments anonymous letters and quotes Solon Stewart's essays in The Light, debating German and British roles in World War I. It critiques British and German propagandist rhetoric, discusses American and Soviet stances, and cites observers like General Lchumsky and war offices.
Royal residence raid note frames timing of attack
Fragmentary wartime text discusses Sandringham Palace as a royal refuge in Mondas and a raid timing tied to the bombs. It argues the king and queen would likely have escaped harm and questions any military benefit for Germany, noting limited impact on Britain’s war position.
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Frans
Tie Heliaf
Sandringham Palace
Wogland
al Mondas
Sundengsham
Een
Sandringham
England
Germaduy
Mithin
Fat pig for twenty dollars in a farm tale
A farmer buys a plump pig after a seller quotes twenty dollars, leading to a sequence where the pig is pampered at home and later enticed into a staged return to the field. The story follows the pig’s antics, its bath, and the master’s plan to drive it to market through a staged path to a distant destination.
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Rome
Wurster
Ted van
Cihban
Cihban and Ntiver Mos
Atherstades
Hla
Dimind Colle
Ano
Matthes Whenye
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Diamand Coltan
Local Officials Clash Over Names and Roads Inspection
County commissioners spar over names and identity during a road inspection trip. The group, including Str Klaus and Mr Meyer, moves from a roughhouse to a gate as tense exchanges surface amid surprising recognition by bystanders. The scene shifts to political debate on constitutional reform with women’s suffrage advancing in several states.
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Gutzell
Mtr Klnna
Klaus
Meres
Meyer
Nesrn
Khtus
Anak Yi
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