San Antonio Light circulation figures 1933 audit data
The San Antonio Light reports its newspaper circulation metrics for April 1933 including daily and Sunday editions. It lists total circulations, worst days, and peak figures with verification by N. W. Ayer & Son of Philadelphia and notes on irregularities and typical advertising practices.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Light
San Antanls Gazette
Ye Associated Less
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Rees
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Warribon L Heach
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San’ Antonio
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Philadelphia
Amerita End’ Urop
Slander and pigs in past and present moral talk
The article discusses a Connecticut physician accusing a rival of slander over licensing, then digresses into cultural views of pigs and honor. It cites pig behavior from England showing homesickness and bonds to owners, contrasting with the notion that hogs have no honor. It ends noting the absurdity of the chracterization.
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Ambiguous Phrase Seen as Noxious in Britain Debate
Fragmentary text notes a harsh comparison in Britain and a controversial remark about a woman physician. It hints at an editorial stance critiquing careless or harmful reasoning but lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable figures. The fragmentary nature limits precise summarization.
Untitled ticket election appeal in San Antonio county race
A political appeal lists voters to elect a slate of county and city officials in San Antonio and Bexar County. The piece urges change from the current administration, cites street costs and tax burdens, and argues the ticket's supporters will bring progress.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Share
Lifm
Tully
Reform of the Calendar Aims for Practical Utility
The article surveys calendar reform history from Julius Caesar to Pope Gregory XII and the Gregorian system. It argues reforms truer to astronomical reality are needed and discusses leap year rules and long term drift, noting the calendar’s precision limits and future prospects.
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Dors
Fittsburg
Julius Caesar
Enghand
Gregory XII
Tae
Political Gossip and Republican Tide Talk
A jumble of editorials and remarks weigh in on the 1930s political scene. Citizens debate Governor Baldwin, party strategy, and potential candidates while media voices criticize conventions and ponder dark horse hopefuls and fundraising.
George Beats Colonel Harvey In Golf Match
A court report notes George defeated Colonel Harvey in a recent golf match per the Milwaukee Sentinel. The piece also mentions Henry of Texas praising a Washington heiress and a British Postal Service trial to replace stamps with a stamping device to save costs and reduce counterfeit stamps.
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George
Priden
Harvey
Milwaukee, Sentinel
Dazzidd
Henry
Texas
Washington
New York Tribune
Preservation of Literature and the Permanence of Records
Dr. Percival Lowell argues that printed libraries protect learning from fire while recognizing the ephemerality of day by day. He warns that future obliteration is unlikely yet predicts vast mass of current literature, including bad works, will fade leaving a safer core of enduring value. Shakespeare’s “art preservative” is cited to underscore lasting records.
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Popular Service Monthly
Muret
Crosta
Tonybs
Missing Words Shroud Uly Way Rumor
Contingent notes from Knoxville Journal hint at a mystery surrounding Uly and an unclear whereabouts. A fragmented item references Bryane and Leonings with uncertain context.
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Safa
Bryane Dmiling
Knoxvfile Journal
Mrthane
bankers honored at convention with badge of Supe Bank
Observant Citizen reports at the recent convention of the Atatg association bankers gathered at St. Anthony's headquarters. Tom Code and George King received special badges naming their homes and banks, with a plan to raise clerks to full bank president status and honor them at the event in River, Texas.
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George King
Clotka
St. Anthony
Ea Ha
Messrs
Gade
Supe Bank
River,Texas
Peacock King George VI Fans Peacock Tights
King George VI, dubbed the Peacock King, develops a taste for fighting peacocks in India. Officials witnessed savage bird combats and training, with a royal gift of superb peacock specimens returned to England. Scotland received the birds under royal escort as the monarch praised the birds’ fighting prowess.
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San Francisco
George V
Great’ Britain
George
England
India
Sivage
Gory
Eng
Unable to parse sources for a coherent headline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places without clear events or outcomes. No identifiable individuals, organizations, dates, or locations present to form a factual summary.
Poeme of Sentiment in the Southland
A literary poem excerpt titled Ab the Silver Gate by John Vanes Cheney, published by Stoxer. The verse evokes wind melodies and fading brown countryside, contrasting meadowlark and larkspur with daybreak scenes and rural imagery.
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Southland
Jono Vanes Cheney
Stoxer
Ancient surgery and early skull cautery in antiquity
The piece cites ancient medical texts noting rough surgery for head injuries. It mentions Hippocrates describing skull procedures and bone removal to relieve pressure, with early records of trepanning. It notes stone age skulls showing evidence of similar operations in Britain.
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Fio
London
Fay
Hippocrates
At & Uma
Ir. T
Britain
Thlmes
It Happened in Texas and Alaska News Snippets
A fragmentary column from the Bianco Courier notes local concerns from Texas about coughing epidemics and schoolyard trespassers. It cites Alaska wealth and statehood debate, plus a Lewiston saloon warning and a park keeper’s cautious stance amid a shrewd proprietor.
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