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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
2
A damaged clipping notes several address changes and notices for the San Antonio library and related offices. It lists contact details at 508-511 Travia Street and mentions the Beach, Chanles, and Ha wrigo y lines, with references to mail and delivery services, subscriptions, and local notices. The text is fragmented but indicates alterations to addresses and station names as part of an administrative update.
Dr Mac emates warns that colds can mask serious diseases and urges immediate medical attention for any cold. He favors isolating patients, avoiding kissing, proper hygiene, and vaccination where available to curb spread and protect vulnerable populations. He envisions state funded exams for contagious illnesses and strict public health measures to prevent outbreaks.
Fragmentary text discusses repeal of an insurance law and governor Vergusen backing the repeal. Mentions supporters and opponents and unclear references to figures and events. Context suggests a stalled debate with factions and potential public impact.
The piece notes widespread British leaders abstaining from drink for wartime temperance, citing Sir Arthur Markham that MPs spent under four shillings on wine beer and spirits. It compares English liberty with American prohibition fervor, hints Lords’ vested interests in distilleries, and suggests temporary wartime limits may pass despite public strain and political resistance.
A discussion on how democracy shapes war decisions. The piece argues public sentiment can drive governments toward conflict, citing Italy Austria and the United States Maine incident as cautionary references to war pressure and constitutional restraint, with implications for rulers versus people.
General Arthur Murray is retired as Major General. General Scott earns praise for peaceful border diplomacy and tribal surrenders without combat. The editorial warns Governor Ferguson to prioritize redistricting of state legislative boundaries and congressional as well as senatoria districts, urging action in the coming session.
The text discusses German efficiency or kultur as a broader concept than mere efficiency. It notes recent regirth evident in 38 well illustrated efforts and military equipment in Germany over eight months, claiming each item is unique and mirroring national character.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, with mixed phrases about Texas cattle and political mentions but no clear event, person, or date to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or facts can be established from the fragment.
A tale unfolds in a city shop and bank office as a man named John Field, known for emotionless control, pursues a jewel necklace and securities amid mounting debt. The narrative follows Mr Field’s cool, calculating mood as he maneuvers through purchases, flirtation with fate, and a tense financial demand from Darius Brown for tomorrow’s collateral.
A fragmentary note describes an upcoming talk by William J. tines on Maloho Mein and Cre, with scattered names and phrases indicating a lively, if unclear, local event. The report hints at a panel or discussion among speakers, including mentions of FortuiNly An tir and other figures, but the text remains garbled.
A chic Parisian style note describes a young Saint Louis debutante in a rose colored dress featuring a short skirt with pleated net and corded edging. The bodice resembles a basque with a fichu cape and sheer sleeves, signaling fashion daring within propriety.
A group of readers in San Antonio denounce neglect of flood and storm sewer issues in the Delmar Cooper area. They describe wrecked property on Delmar and Cooper, washed soil, destroyed plants, standing water, and breeding mosquitoes, calling for city action and bond use to prevent recurrence. Signers list local taxpayers and address concerns to Mayor and officials.
An article discusses Japan’s confidence in cheap labor and its impact on China and global markets. It notes Japan’s aim to influence China while opposing free trade, acknowledging U S and British competition, and recognizing limitations. It cites antitrust actions in Texas and questions whether charges stem from complaints or suits, reflecting distrust in corporate enforcement and state actions.
In a forest two princes pursue a tale quest to rescue a princess from a tower by finding a key. The elder prince ignores ants and is harmed by a dragon guard, while the younger prince is aided by a rabbit whose help leads him to the key and the princess. The tale ends with the brothers learning courage and sharing the quest.
The piece discusses dress reform as part of the suffrage era, citing Susannah B. Anthony’s equal rights gospel and Mrs. French Sheldon’s view that “as long as women are slaves, clothes rule them.” It cites English reformer Mrs. Trench and notes war opportunity spurring women to embrace equality and reform, including attire.
The article explains cotton’s role in gunpowder production, describing a process to extract linters and fibers, combine acids and alcohol to create powder, and notes wartime demand could rise dramatically as supply tightens. It discusses reliance on cotton waste and alternate fibers when supply wanes, highlighting global impact on commerce and defense.
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