Daughters of the Republic of Texas Preserve Alamo Scene
The history notes fundraising campaigns led by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas to save the Alamo mission in San Antonio. Efforts focus on preserving the San Antonio de Valero chapel and asserting public support to purchase and protect the site as a national memory.
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History OF the Daughters ' OF the Republic OF Texas
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Texas
San “Antonio
Zaval
Uitte
Saya
Texna
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San Jose de Aguayo
Voramind Palace
Voramend
Howie Ived
Hen Milam
Bowie
FR Much
San Aptunio
Tina
Alamo
Hen Ming
Malin Park
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Abrets
Screuts
Geldon
Fan Antono
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Debris of a Drunken Cure in Norway Voyage Notes
A fragment from The Jagat May 8 18a recounts a medical ponder, detailing punishment and a primitive drink cure in Norway. It describes bread in wine, a ritual therapy, and long-term effects on prisoners and drinkers, with mention of aging, executions, and a garbled list of names and places.
Warner's Safe Cure touted for kidney health disease cure
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as a treatment for Bright's disease diabetes Graves ule acid ligot poisoning and other ailments. It claims the herbal formula has no opiates or dangerous additives, drives out disease germs and inflammation, restores kidneys to health, and urges daily use with two sizes available at druggists, Rochester, N.Y.
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Bright
Termale
Warner
Warner's
Rochester
N.Y
Warner's Safe Care Co
Improper Caption Listing Names at Galveston Fire
An improved order of red cross set fire at Galveston on May 11 and 12. Several likely attendees listed for departure tomorrow night include Faet Saehems Gam Reviiner, Otte Rieba, J. F. Bab tansy Thames lotloris, Charles M. Berens, C. F. Shatter wun Iasegl Ryan.
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Galvestan
Faet Saehems Gam Reviiner
Otte Rieba
J. FT
Tansy Thames Lotloris
Charles M. Berens
C.F. Shatter
Wun Iasegl Ryan
Late Letter Delayed Reading Sparks Court Action
A letter from David Menk, proprietor of Ure Zoo at San Pedro Sarhien, was not read by The Light office. The court adjourned after Fonlion demanded action and set a tender hearing date.
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David Menk
Ure Zoo
San Pedro Sarhien
Mallsi
American duchesses of American birth rise in Britain
Dense report outlines a wave of American women entering British royalty, led by Consuelo Vanderbilt as Duchess of Marlborough. It traces precedents, titles, and social power, noting long histories of American heiresses marrying into English peerage and the social prominence that follows.
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Ling Aidland
Gownauent
Tituterant
Weles
Ireland
Duchess of Marlborough
Leeds
Gustla Carroff
Carrollton
Tioulhur
Charles Carroll
Garrolton
Wellesley
Stafford
Eaglanis
Consuélai
New York
Mancheste
Ber
Torme
Cincinati
Mise Yanega
Arto
Nie
Yenga
Seer Vark
Moms
Ameren
Hayes Peer Dichess
Voraugh
Fis
Lillian Price
Ray
Louis
Pibinm Beredfuri
Hngland
Lordvereaford
Consuela Vanderbilt
Isds
England
Beles Helen Yimmernisn
Eugene Zipman
Ciecinna
Lardon
Curzon Heiresses and Dignitaries Dominate Roxburghe Court
The article chronicles a glittering American and British noble circle at Roxburghe, highlighting Queen Aldzandra’s godmother duties for the Ave, and detailing marriages and titles. It notes Luchess Roxburghe, Duke and Duchess lineages, the Curzon family, Miss Macy Lotter of Chicago, and the Fairfax/Cameron heritage with aristocratic unions shaping transatlantic society.
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Manderile
Ta Anda Batt Olds
Aldzandra
Ain
Haxburghe
Teltey
Chicago
Tandy Curzon
Duwly
Qurgon
Faward Jord Warden
Balleburs
Dughees de la
Bey Brililapt
Pratt Bhete
Genator
Mitebell
Gregan
Foucadlad
Aya
Atoomcah
Curt
Bia
Mfor Vorbus
de Caurcey Forbes
New York
Daughiter
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Venty
Marly
Hfe
Jobfonter
Charléa
Baramse
House
Kirby Fairfar
Lad Fatries
Bingland
Assim
Unclear Entry on Sale Event Reads as Scribbled Note
Fragmentary text appears to reference a sale or auction with garbled wording and misspellings. No clear names, dates, places, or organizer details are decipherable from the readable portions. Further legible content needed to synthesize a proper headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR Item Reflects Unknown Company Names
Incomplete text from an old newspaper shows garbled phrases and scattered names including Mr. J Hewitt and Blandard Patterns. The readable bits hint at a business or product discussion but lack clear events or dates.
Hints for Farmers and Agricultural Talk at Institute Meet
At the International Institute meeting the speaker urged making agriculture more profitable and a means to uplift people. He emphasized respecting farmers and their work, better understanding of agriculture in the world economy, and adoption of improved methods. The Rural New Yorker notes include harvest tips, harness care, and the shift toward plant breeding and nutrient use, with warnings about counterproductive debates and the need for coordinated farmer representation.
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Tnternational Institute Associa- Won
Moranp
Wenseltas
Severa
Hia Tovatlon
Marroortors
Smang
Atapo
Falatire
Feret
Fragmentary historical note on 19th century revolutions and policies
A garbled OCR fragment references the Vienna Congress era revolutions, a Danish parliamentary proposal on compensation, and questions of education and punishment. It mentions King Charles, naval or lighthouse issues, and population notes for a great European city, with many distorted phrases and names.
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Akowibere
Charles
Nohles
Ags
Emubeinlog
Rivagload
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Fragmented Short Stories From an Old Ledger
A jumble of notes recounts patterns in pencils, global commodity prices, and distant sails. It mentions 1700 patterns for pencils, a polar route distance, vast sums of water losses, and changing prices for whelebone. Also notes new Hansborough steamers with a playroom for crew.
Plays and Players Rise in Theatre Season Notes
Fragmented theater news lists many performers and shows with scattered details. Key names include Tidy Holsroan, Robert HuiMaed, and Gus Barlen, with mentions of Beffalo summer stock, New York tours, and future plans for casts and promotions.
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Tidy Holsroan
HL Beeey
Robert HuiMaed
Lise Man
Gus Barlen
Sielinn
Othar Bayt
Rejong
York
Bruel Karryniera
Max
Benny Daten
Orntni
Elsie de Wolfe
New York
Tobert H. Alantell
England
World’s Fair Notes on Exhibits and Vendors
The note describes extensive displays by leading companies at the fair in Salmon City Ida. It highlights a premier ore exhibit, a steel gate display, and several other prized items. Separate sections will be provided by the Indian reservation and German and Chief Toregs. officials warn theft is likely.
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Connicx
United States
Echisi
Ammerica
Tere
Tade
Salmon City
Ida
Animiva
Miley Oatin Warenart
Spehee
Internitional, Abariisection Society
Qantas
Toregs
Voaian Ehieta
Waretess Asin
JAPANESE JOTTINGS IN LATE 19TH CENTURY WITTY NOTES
Fragmentary report describes Japanese customs of sex roles and public behavior, mentions a temple in Kyoto with a world famous bell, notes a woman’s appearance and a street corner scene in San Antonio near Crockett and Alamo Plaza.
Debate Over Labor Power and Wealth Taxation Sparks Tensions
The piece discusses labor union lines and employer relations, noting criticisms of the American Federation of Labor leaders and calls for a socialist approach. It references University figures, labor agitators, and the Western Federation of Miners, while questioning wealth ownership and the morality of property.
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Uiiey
Steatt
Nithoish
Laka
Ig ‘Hut
Bodallade
Ft Deyarta
Amerdan Federation
Lahow
Krefo
White
Clark
Embloyeh
Fldadie Bisiness- Spirit
Vettlenerits Sud Canisade
Witeofs
Ke Tynastaghical Union
Mine Werke
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Western Federation of
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Minera Mapadan
Moyer
Jones
Jowent
Kiselt
van Prevident Meyer
Haymedeq
Cabal
Racial myths and mob fear pervade wartime attitudes
The text condemns mob violence and the spread of white supremacist views, noting how fear and prejudice taint public discourse during wartime. It discusses the impact of such beliefs on younger generations and calls for critical examination of racist rhetoric advanced by supposedly educated segments of society.
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Geneva
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Duka Marlborodeh
Te Abe
Grad Lara Dudley
Iceland
Atlantic
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Trelank
Mr. J. Hewitt
New Yorker
Thia
Eh Jong
Golo
Leonard
Meni
Sople Devrets
Boxee
Gntarto Conteins
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Ebe Jaeger
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Asady
Yimae
Canada
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Siberia
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Seth Hefnre
Ayet Dramatics
Jagan
Carely
Bree
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Rern
Pete
Honryt Toros
Bar Corner
Alamo Plata
Rohes
McClure
Warie Bowne
Erin
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Jsvith
Yemen
Noro
Pillsbury
South Flores
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