San Antonio Light Information and Mission Press Details
Publication notice from The San Antonio Light with Associated Press report details, service hours, and domestic and international postal and delivery information. Includes office addresses in Chicago Detroit San Francisco and Mexico listings and newspaper rights cautions.
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Preag
San Ane
San Aplon
Tex
Act of Congress
Trecia Sitret Malmeen Avenue
D. Bes Antonio
Texer Somauriction Tates
City Cartier
Shliy
Mary Carrier
Wien
Republic of Nexito
Enoula Reilvery
Telepnane Crockett
Ean Antonin
Repubiler
Illiteracy and the ballot debate by Thomas Marshall
The essay argues voting rights for the illiterate should not be denied. It questions whether literacy ensures understanding of suffrage and warns that disenfranchisement would reduce turnout and weaken democracy. The piece supports expanding political education to boost intelligent participation.
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Thomas BR. Marshall
Marshall
Barhall
War time prisoners fathers and children debate
A column argues against accepting a children’s delegation while fathers are imprisoned for wartime violations. It urges Americans to prioritize nation over family ties, noting punishment for war crimes should not vanish by leniency, and contemplates the fate of families and their ties to war.
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Almast Avithout
Nur Wyqr
Washington
Debs and war treason verdicts weighed under wartime need
The author argues against freeing Debs and other convicted leaders, saying their treasonous actions occurred when the nation’s life was at stake. He warns against grandizing pity for radical families and stresses that veterans’ children and loyal citizens deserve consideration, to preserve stable government and patriotism.
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United States
Eusgene V. Debs
Debs
America
France
Flunan
Ani Mativers
The Future Life and a Tragic End
A troubled woman killed herself and her child hoping to become a spirit that could guide her husband to prosperity. The piece discusses mysticism, spiritualism, and Arthur Conan Doyle, noting dangers for vulnerable people and contrasting views on the afterlife and its religious significance. It argues against embracing dangerous mystic theories and urges cautious reflection.
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Onginisnett
Arthur Conan Doyle
United States
Pon- Wong
Pichaes
Arthur Piiats
Amy
Sir Arthur
The Spirit World Debate and a Tragic End
A fragment discusses religion and belief in an afterlife, noting that no one has returned to describe the beyond. It defends Sir Arthur’s view of a comforting spirit world while condemning spiritism as a tragedy following a poor woman’s suicide to advance a rationalist program.
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Sir Arthur
Pittsburg
Einsteinina Jazz: Vienna Composer Makes Opera on Relativity
Berlin brief reports a Vienna composer writes an opera to explain Einstein relativity through music. The piece links jazz and science, noting Einstein and jazz as revolutionary forces, with commentary on public reception and a tongue in cheek discussion of voting and civil service reform.
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Berlin
Am Mittag
Vienna
Nnesertion
Einstein
Ron Mittag
Fragmented Verse Between Hills and Towers of Branze
A dreamlike, archaic voice evokes a landscape where all filaments unite with plating and branze beauty. The speaker laments folly and winter, pledging a shared light beyond a dead world as keels glint on a distant shore.
The Once' Over By H. 1, Philips
A fragmented wartime caution urging neutrality in Sino-American sentiment, warning against Chinese or Chinese American associations. Advises avoiding public Chinese references, dining rooms, songs, and restaurants to prevent inflaming tensions. Emphasizes vigilance, registration practices, and avoiding provocative talk during the war era.
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Philips
Helen
Tio Nog
China
Son Oie
North China
Gar Silizena
South China
Lear
Aen
Wonten
Hepertiment
Alstice
Evenny Ty
Tna
Ghina
Lavis Mercy
Gill
Iundec
Nak
Tae
Wing N
Lee
Remercher
Pointed Paragraphs and Odd Phrases From a Jumbled Text
A garbled OCR style paragraph presents scattered phrases about thieves, vows, crowds, and old worlds. It hints at moral judgments, misbehavior, and social concerns but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people. The piece reads like a scrambled reflection rather than a coherent news item.
Flower Market Shows Mexican Carnations Amid May Mother’s Day Rush
A garish, fragmented report notes flowers in Mexico City markets for Mother's Day. It mentions carnation sales and a rush around the market area, with scattered references to dates and prices while describing the scene in terse, period-voice wording.
The Right Word Mow ta Wronguies Find the error
An OCR style fragment lists spelling variants and pronunciation notes for Standard and Webster dictionaries. It cites Key Words in Pronunciation and references several editions with scattered archaic spellings and misprints. The text is a garbled collage of dictionary terms, editors, and example headings with no clear narrative.
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Websters
Standerd
Webster
Century
Ask
New English
Standard
Century and
Tury
Vicky
Englizh
Branford
United State
United States
Webster Tnt
Huerta Delayed In Mexico City Departure Postponed
May 11 report from Mexico indicates the Treasury official De la Mert has postponed departure until May 20 to pursue a reform plan. Observers foresee a 3 to 7 day delay affecting shipments and banking talks with foreign bankers. A prominent figure named Yuri prepares for talks abroad, likely returning by May 28.
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Mexlen
Yuri
Shani TaMoot
Vavia
Fragmented Autobiographical Essay on Aging and Value
A rambling narrative recounts a man’s reflections on aging, memory, and taste amid a scene in a secondhand shop. He recalls encountering holy copper paintings and a market for antique virgins, contrasting genuine value with perceived worth in a tarnished town. The piece also touches on abuse, intellect, and social judgment as aging perspectives clash with a changing world.
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Joun Pilgreg
Tau
Smsaienantry
Felend
Nh Gallery
Tle
Eire
Oman
Women win election in Cokeville Wyoming mayor race
In Cokeville Wyoming yesterday Mrs Ethel Mtoner won the mayoral election. Mrs Richard Roberta and Mrs Stohrrs were named to the city council, filling unexpired terms. Voters backed women candidates and signaled intent to address city issues.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Evn Hanigouk
Madmon
Mra
Ethel Mtoner
Mes I Te Noblité
Richard Roberta
Uivenue
Lieket
Moy
Bostlrgeera
Jiinbtokeville
Mra. Btare
FO Yates White
Ty A. Boomer
Ontvor
Stohrrs
Ods
Fuals
Fragmented Reads: Unclear Names and Phrases in Local Snippet
A sanitized OCR fragment shows a mix of incomprehensible proper nouns and stray phrases such as place names and possible film or stage titles. Readable elements include scattered names like Kiwanis and Conon Chvh, but most text remains garbled with no coherent event or context to summarize.
Untitled chaotic restaurant tale with wedding and chatter
A garbled account describes a noisy wedding reception scene with guests, jokes, and awkward banter. The fragment references a guest named Cohen, diamonds, attempts to attract attention, and various odd conversations about theater and dinner.
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