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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
2
An wartime column extols tobacco use among soldiers as a food saver. It notes French and British perceptions, claims tobacco reduced appetite and improved rations, and argues moderation prevents overeating while portraying tobacco as patriotic, with humor about cornsilks, grapevines, and trench life.
A summary of FL Keys' claim that Germany lacks a true public opinion and explains why humanitarian propaganda fails to move the German populace. The piece notes American misperceptions about German attitudes before and during World War I and references President Wilson’s war message being distributed in German networks.
The article argues that World War I era propaganda failed to shape German public opinion. It notes Germans lacked a public sphere beyond government and opposition due to militarism, making outside appeals unlikely to take root. Domestic unrest would be the trigger for opinion shifts, not external persuasion.
The article argues Alsace Lorraine must be restored to France and suggests a republican governance for the two provinces under French and English protection to secure lasting world peace. It notes population shifts, exile, and the fight over future sovereignty as France insists on restoration and Allies push for a final settlement before broader peace.
The region's history shows Alsace and Lorraine shifted between French and German rule. The text argues France held rightful governance since the French Revolution, despite later German occupation, and calls for a settlement of the Alsace Lorraine issue among postwar disputes for lasting peace.
A fragmentary note from the Enquirer mentions General Wood and undefined actions in Inensas and Weanen. The muddled text references Duffaly and a puzzled public, with little verifiable detail or context available.
The readable text discusses a claimed misrouting of a large group toward Europe and mentions a place name resemblance to China and Prana, with reference to an error by a thorn MUG mixup. The fragment notes authorities or individuals attempting to address the mistaken shipment and the site Chienga Vrinune.
A fragmentary London letter passage speaks of prayer and sacrifice, mentioning Cramwell and a noble and true narrator. The text resembles a dated newspaper mood piece with dreamlike phrasing and old world tone.
Fragmented OCR delivers a jumble of early 20th century political diction on state-wide prohibition and Democratic politics in Maryland, interwoven with a ceremonial wartime memory poem. It hints at legislative friction, state rights, and party lines, alongside a reflective poem recalling France and spring.
A nostalgic review of the musical comedy When Dreams Come True at the Grand Opera House. The dated vehicle delivers laughs through Harlan Riniggs and Glenn, with Briggs and Prueette delivering standout turns. The piece highlights Wed—age and enduring charm, noting the show’s resilient appeal and its remaining value for future performances.
Forty national dons present a staged program featuring Prosperity an allegorical play by Earn Mathews and company with a traveling salesman girl and an honest businessman. Taylor and Crohus perform The Dippyisty in light comedy, Gubork and Methutcheon deliver a few Marvel Moments, and The Price of Good Time a Lots Weber photoplay adds an extra attraction.
Photoplay star Dorothy Dallas appears in The Prive Mark at Empire Theater today. John Ritchie wrote the film, a Whonme H. Ince production for Paramount with Miss Malton. The story travels from an Ohio town to Egypt and New York, featuring a girl drawn into theater work and perilous adventures.
A reader questions General Rughkinan’s camp reforms and a published mandation letter. The Express cites warnings that cleaning and moral improvements have barely materialized despite six months of effort and asks how praise can be justified amid ongoing deficiencies.
An opinion piece argues taxpayers shoulder heavy burdens amid back taxes and suggests harsher penalties and redesigned collection processes. It cites historic figures like Iron Work and Charlo Crengon as statutory figures who previously collected taxes, noting low pay and agency limitations.
A Texan letters discusses tax collections and city finances amid a heated fight over prohibition. The writer attacks political maneuvers, opposing figures, and anti prohibition strategies, blaming state actors for exploiting current conditions.
A United States envoy reports Argentina shows a friendlier posture toward Washington as Dr Renvaly Navan plans to resume talks and pursue closer links. Navan seeks initiatives with President Fridgeven to advance joint projects and strengthen bilateral relations amid recent political events.
A collage of opinion notes from Texas newspapers critiques on Japan America alliance fears war mobilization and home front matters. It surveys editorials on patriotism food supply plans, labor shifts, political races, and public figures with a satirical tone, referencing vendors, governors, and wartime policies.
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