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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists editors and office locations for the San Antonio Light with chain of references to staff names and publishing details. The readable portions mention the associate editors and the paper’s delivery or address lines, but lack a clear event or article content.
A critical editorial reviews ex Senator Beveridge of Indiana and his Europe war reporting. It questions the value of an interview with the Kaiser and notes Beveridge's belief in a postwar democracy while contrasting his work with professional correspondents. The piece mocks his seriousness and the magazine arrangement.
An unclear note describes Tieele news continuing to appear from time to line while he was absent from the community. The fragment mentions a period of interruption and ongoing reporting despite his absence.
A wartime piece honors field surgeons who risk death under fire to rescue the wounded. It cites German and French surgeon losses, notes missing records for other nations, and argues these medical professionals deserve equal recognition with combatants. It also discusses drug prohibition policy and its impact on dope fiends seeking treatment.
A New York correspondent criticizes the federal drug law for addressing cocaine and heroin with limited scope while neglecting broader evils. The piece argues lawmakers ignore scientists and physicians in crafting statutes, weakening public health and policy.
The article analyzes contradictory statements from Germany Austria and Congressman Gardner about Allied war supply and US involvement. It questions how the United States could both ship vast ammunition to the Allies and also need three years to build its own stock. It calls for clarity on who is correct.
The Illinois Manufacturers Association explores a cooperative export venture to boost trade with Rupala. The plan proposes salesrooms and selling agencies in Petrograd and other Russian cities under an experienced foreign trade director. Participation costs 300 a year, billed as 25 monthly installments, with details on mission clear only in part.
The Carnegie Hero Commission reports 116 awards since formation ten years ago and 145 awards in the last year. The record details each award with citations, noting most medals are gold and many recipients receive monetary awards ranging from 500 to 4000 dollars. Pensions total about 76,480 dollars annually.
The Times defends Edward Grey amid German interviews via Herr Ballin and Herr von Wiegand. It rebuts claims blaming Grey for the war, arguing Germany bears responsibility and that Grey sought peace while others hardened towards conflict.
Mary Clare Towns reviews a tan dress in Egyptian crepe with a plain bodice and fitted ring waist. The look includes a high neck sleeved bodice, taffeta cuff touches, a tan straw hat with velvet facing and quill trimming, and a tunic over a narrow crepe skirt.
From Washington a report credits the bureau of sanitary industry with halting a grave foot and mouth outbreak. Federal and state authorities collaborated aggressively to contain the disease, preventing a prior crisis that devastated half the country’s cattle.
The piece claims the interests allied with corporations push a false anti reform agenda to regain power. It accuses the Democratic party of corrupting legislation and praises the income tax while condemning tariff protections. It also includes a recipe for Tomato Soup on Toast as a dated aside.
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