Unclear text fragment about 20 dunums land sale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a land area of 20 dunums with protective measures and a dated event in November. Mentions Travis and a publisher, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a land area of 20 dunums with protective measures and a dated event in November. Mentions Travis and a publisher, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
A long discussion outlines Sir Oliver Lodge’s view of the known and unknown as a divided mountain and presents Dr G W Sims’ psycho dynamics theory. The piece highlights hopes that mind and matter interaction will be practically proven to unite physiology and psychology into a new science while noting communication hurdles to lay readers.
The discussion argues that the theory offers comparatively easy scrbittizie proof by addressing positive physical effects. It suggests that if the theory endures practical testing, it could materially enhance health and happiness.
The United States reportedly sends strong representations to General Carranza over Mexico City, with claims of shifts in policy and disputed reports from consuls and agents. Observers warn against hasty actions while noting American business interests backing Villistas and Carranzistas alike.
A New York report recalls a week of sensational anarchist activity aiming to blow a great Catholic cathedral and assassinate Rockefellers and Carnegie. Bombs were prepared, one ignited in the church, and a conspirator was captured with detectives revealing their insider role and long involvement.
Eyewitness and editorials discuss the spread of anarchist ideas in New York and the city’s police response. They warn against police framing convictions while supporting measures to curb radical groups and possible provocateur involvement in the cathedral incident aftermath.
Women proposed a citywide cleanup day in San Antonio urging merchants and property owners to keep sidewalks passable. Chief Lancaster promised no arrests for early morning sweeping if done without dust, using safe methods. Tourists had urged sidewalk repairs, and local women will receive credit as the movement gains momentum promoting civic cleanliness.
Readers discuss neutrality amid global crisis, questioning policy and urging cautious action. The writer critiques war sentiment, praises measured stance, and argues against rushing into conflict while urging clear government conduct and restraint.
A letter from Cuera Texas argues for loyalty to American ideals amid German and British influence. The writer defends US citizenship, warns traitors, cites Monroe Doctrine, and urges natives to embrace American history over foreign lineage, ending with a call to defend the nation in war.
A father gifts a boy a talking monkey after noticing his wishful night. The boy parades with friends, crafts paper caps, and a drum procession. The monkey escapes, then hides in a tree as police help recover the pet and return it home.
A fragmentary report discusses Germany seizing all grain and reclassifying American wheat as contraband at ports. It notes potential strains with Britain and questions Britain’s reaction to German-bound wheat, amid diplomatic notes from Bernstorff’s envoy.
The review praises the romantic comedy Never Say Die starring Dionysius Woodbury and a strong company led by Mr. Goodwin. It notes lively acting, a breezy plot with two weak threads, and a playful blend of humor and romance. The production runs with a Tuesday night performance.
Reading school children abstain from excess bread and learn frugal cookery as part of a four week National Training School program in Cookery and Domestic Economy. Naval divisions and other groups showcase inexpensive dishes like Irish stew and rice pudding, highlighting thrift during wartime.
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