San Antonio Light circulation and staff info notice
The San Antonio Light provides data on circulation statistics for daily and Sunday editions, reporting averages, auditing details, and carrier delivery notes. It lists office locations, editorial and advertising staff references, and a notice about subscription and delivery changes.
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SuMdUs
Carrie
Lo Mont
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Crockett
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Chicago
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Antonio
von Antonio Thea
One-Man Ticket Dominates Citizens League Controversy
A Citizens' League faction forms a ticket backed by Mayor Brown and allies while denouncing rival leaders. The piece labels the move as an improper, last-minute manipulation to influence delegates and election results, urging public scrutiny and resistance.
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Citizens’ League
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Lvngue
Maror Brown
League
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Brown
Eile Dinin
Mayer Callaghan
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Women and Peace Message From Avettia Advocate
Fran Schwimmer of Avettia introduces as the envoy for European women in wartime Europe. Her speech urges peace and calls for hostilities to end while stressing women’s role in seeking a swift, humane resolution. The text reflects a plea to the people of America to act and deliver hope amid conflict.
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Fran Schwimmer
Avettia
Europe
Wimerica
European women and peace ship plans dominate wartime questions
A fragmented discussion ponders women in belligerent nations seeking an end to hostilities. It questions whether Belgian French British and German women want prolonged war or peace, and whether a U S mediated accord can reflect their views.
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Artiss
Widter
Cnged
Europe
Fran Schwimmer
Lesters Sul
Ly Wien
Yieroriius
Fran Selowinnter
Belgium
Wien
France
Petave
Rune
Austria
Kaiser's Bismarck Centenary Cheer Clouded by War
An Amsterdam dispatch notes mixed German and Austrian views on William II canceling Bismarck centenary celebrations. The piece contrasts imperial personas, cites the Kaiser’s wartime restraint, and reflects on the broader grim toll of war on Europe and national mood.
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Eurripe
Amsterdam
Germany
Bismarck
Hismarck
William
Wiliam
Ermans
George Washington
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Fife
German official wreaths mark war legacy ceremony
Representatives of the German government will place local wreaths in the Tiengachey area of Gerlin to honor the fallen and reflect on the war’s consequences. The event underscores the enduring scars of conflict as nations mourn and remember.
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Willie Boral
Three Clear Lessons From War Warned by Harvard Leader
Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell outlines three lessons from the European war. He argues war is inevitable, preparedness requires a standing trained army, and disarmament without security is dangerous, urging cautious policy without provoking aggression.
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United States
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
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Lowell
Imran
Lee Lowell
Peter
Sayhedy
Yash
Ty Ives
Jordan
Maritime rivalry and commerce in the Straits of Malacca
The article surveys competition for control of a vital waterway linking the Black Sea to a gateway region, noting extensive yearly trade and English aims to keep the channel open. It urges vigilance to bolster an American merchant marine and shipping opportunities worldwide.
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France
Pan American intervention debated as Mexico crisis grows
The article argues that reliance on Wilsonian nonintervention is waning as pan American forces consider action in Mexico. It notes the ABC conference offered a mediation path and warns allied nations may unite to pacify Mexico, reducing room for U.S. neutrality.
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United State
South
United States
Wilson
A. B.C
Mexico
Christian Sclence Monitor
Caring for One's Lawn and Premises
The piece argues that tending one's own property improves nearby values despite community opposition. It cites a Germanic philosopher on unrequited benevolence and rails against letting property deteriorate to avoid sparing neighbors.
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Guatemala Hides Shipments Slow Amid War Market Shifts
The Guatemala hides and skins trade to Germany and the United States is said to have declined since the war began. Shipments in the past totaled 22 773 quintals weighing about 2 209 182 pounds. With hostilities in Europe, demand and prices have fallen and stockpiles grow, making American buyers able to purchase supply cheaply compared with prewar levels.
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Germany
Ias
Garrard Harris
Atemala City
Guatemala
United States
Ames
United
Fragmentary 18th Century Text on Empire Boundaries
A damaged OCR passage references the British empire and imperial boundaries, mentioning Domlarants and a 3,708.076 square mile measure as part of a debate over territory and governance. The prose is garbled with unclear names and terms.
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Paris
Trent
Letters on neutrality and national duty stir a local debate
A reader protests the paper's neutrality in the European conflict urging support for the United States stance and condemning pro German or pro English writings. The letter defends peace, warns against inflaming public sentiment, and calls Congress to enforce penalties for anti national agitation.
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Bturs
BR Opaper
Varlout Aellers
Vhee
Ie Argonne
Hiemire
Steines
United States
United, States
Germany
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Kalaer
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Unite States
Europa
Ognad
Europe
Mexico
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Bose
Untitled Fashion Hint and War Opinion Letter Fragment
A garbled fashion note praises gowns and velvet trims while an extended wartime letter urges American writers to join the trenches or support the nation. The piece blends fashion commentary with a passionate plea for patriotism and unity amid global conflict.
Unable to determine full headline from fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or names to summarize into a headline or concrete summary. The readable bits mention unclear names and phrases without a coherent report or verifiable details.
Home Garden Tips for San Antonio Growers
The Home Garden Expert outlines how backyard vegetable plots could feed families and improve San Antonio's health. The guide explains what to plant and when, and promises step by step preparation and methods for successful home gardening.
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San Antonio
San Antonis
How Garden to the Souths Which Can Be Had
A reader summary of a 1900s guide from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines a half acre garden plan designed to supply a family with vegetables year round. It covers perennial crops, crop placement, row spacing, succession planting, and soil preparation with specific layouts for asparagus, parsnips, lettuce, celery, cabbage, beans, peas, tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, squash, and pumpkins, plus hotbeds and cold frames.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Vvinse Altenstun
Ivan Herawith
Farly Penn
Yale
Arthur and the Kites Lesson on a Rainy Day
A boy named Arthur and friends build a bright kite frame using sticks and cloth. The kite named The Elver rises high but tangles with another, tearing both apart. They return home sad yet vow to repair and try again that evening with their fathers backing.
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Lane Hill
Kita
Stong Gitek
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