Congress Still Debating Action And Monarchs In News Fragments
Fragmented notes report Congress debates, royal interests, and local tax disputes. The San Antonio Light hints at awards for anecdotes, an upcoming 16 page section, and a push to advance forest and agricultural policy with Wilcoxian rhetoric on timber use. Local efforts aim to raise 250000 in back taxes while naval dispatches reference Magdalent Bay.
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San Antonio Light
Svelion
Suday San Antonio Light
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Timber in National Forests Declared Public Property
A government report states that over 364 million acres of forest land are held by the national forests, most of the unappropriated public domain. The timber is protected to maintain growth, water storage, and public use, administered for the people rather than private profit. Free use permits aid home makers and communities, while harvests go to bidders with safeguards to ensure lasting local supply and prevent monopolistic exploitation.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Urober
Wilgow
Cr. Weedwan
Brazil's Ambition Raises South American Alarm
The piece notes persistent rumors that Brazil seeks to unite several South American republics and border nations. Argentine and Mexican press voices fear of Brazil advancing a regional federal idea and potential military dominance, with naval moves and new conscription laws fueling suspicion.
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Graaillan Senate
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Buenos Ayres
Mexical Herald
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United States
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Paraguay
Urugay
Argentine
Chile
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Bay of
Rio de Janeiro
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Hotte
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Local Advertiser
An old time testimonial segment touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood medicine for scrofula and general ailments. Letters from J N Dawn of Urbaby and Mrs Noma Hoonr of Hughey praise rapid relief and long lasting cure, with a note on the liquid and tablet forms made by Hood Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Tivod
J. N. Dawn
Urcaby
Noma
Hughey
Tenessee
Decca
I, Hood Co
Lowell
Masa
Fragmentary warbler of a notice decays into garbled speech
The text appears as a garbled, partial OCR fragment mentioning a person named Smale and Mrs. Goodman, with broken phrases about illness and recovery. It lacks a coherent event, date, or place to form a clear news item.
Cat superstition and breath of humans in folklore
The New York World and Boston Herald discuss cat fear and a long superstition that cats suck human breath. Early passages cite Dr. Weir Mitchell and a Greek-named “dis suite” with widespread hysterical antipathy toward cats, noting historical anecdotes from Germany to Antwerp and a range of phobias tied to animals and even plants.
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Gldstone
Mich
New York World
Weir Mitchell
Boston Herald
Germany
Preparing to Face it Alone
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune describes Mrs. Sidmmechorn alarmingly urging her children to run outside as the father nears. The scene hints at a tense domestic moment with phrases about safety, loud speech, and a chaotic spill of blades and parts, implying a dramatic, possibly violent confrontation.
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Chicago Tribune
Enchanted Mesa Acoma Legend and Disaster Story
Acoma mesa legend recounts Spaniards and tribes in Valencia county New Mexico, the great rock fortress atop Mesa Kacantada, a catastrophic quake that split the trail and doomed top dwellers. Descendants of the survivors now inhabit nearby communities as archaeologists confirm ancient habitation. Also advertised is liquor and cigars sale at Limburger's.
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Puebla of Acoma
Valencia County
New Mexica
Denver
Acoma
Mesa Kacantada
Matlun
Sheriff candidates named for Bexar County
The Light announces several candidates for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. B. C. Lindsay W. J. Goforth James McCloskey and Chas. F. Stevens are listed as contenders with primary action pending.
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B. C. Lindsay
Bexar County
W. J. Goforth
James McCloskey
Chas. F. Stevens
Sharif
Vivian H. Hamilton Named Candidate for Far County Clerk
The Light announces Vivian H. Hamilton as a candidate for Far County Clerk pending the outcome of democratic primaries. The announcement notes the party primary as the determining step and names Hamilton as the prospective official.
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Light 14
Vivian H. Hamilton
L. T. Waters Undertaking Co Funeral Directors
The L T Waters Undertaking Co offers embalming and funeral director services with private arrangements and local office access. The notice outlines their role in coordinating funeral needs and related services.
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L. T. Waters Undertaking CO
Embalmara
Wise Old Mr Exchange Ad Rescues Homestead Couple
The San Antonio Light chronicle features the Wise Old Mr Exchange Ad as a rescuer of a distressed couple. Mr Homestead and his wife seek a tidy home and a country pottage, aided by the Exchange Ad’s wizardry and list of places. They lease a cozy dwelling, content with the found residence.
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MR. Exchange AD
San Antonio
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