San Antonio Light Obscure Ad Fragments Reflect Late 19th Century Wire Service
Fragmented text from the Associated PressUpdate page shows garbled datelines and addresses from New York to San Antonio with notices about subscriptions, publication offices, and AP rights. It mentions delivery addresses, Sunday editions, and general distribution across the United States, preserving archival contact details and boilerplate.
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Ewih Adheniy
Trays Street
Balween Avenue
Sao Abinela
Tees
Eitan Air
Curtion Oulky
Scituy Og
FROY
Chiy -Gareiere
Peres Oes Yepeenec
Evtelée
Texan
Merica Aeevereer
Aden Malin
Elflen
San Antonio
Galted States
Veres & Genki
Hednon Avenue
Metholt
Verree & Canklin, Inc
Lafsyotts
E ' San Praxcisco
Offige—Veries de Conklin
Monadazch
Associated Press
Arauated Presse
Puliention
Wl News
Coccial Distatenes
Karen Ara
Who's to blame in the Near East crisis
A reader questions French diplomacy after Sunday's Constantinople dispatches. The piece contrasts French claims of preventing war with Lloyd George's policy, noting Turkish advances, the Mudania accord, and French rhetoric amid Kemalist gains, suggesting French maneuvers skew perceptions of responsibility.
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Constantinople
Lioyd- George
Near East
Lloyd-George
Lioyd-George
Mustapha Kemal
Thrace
Smyrna
Seare
Britain
Pragve
Perpetual motion talk and a North Week student’s record
A fragmentary report from North Week University notes sophomore Aly Lever unofficially setting a national record in an interfraternity conference event. The item hints at broader debate about perpetual motion ideas and future energy quests, reflecting a cautious, interpretive tone.
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I.nvisiide
Aly Lever
Northweek University
Interferiae
Ereshi
Haste and speed define the modern age in sparse reflection
A thinker notes how rapid feats and unofficial records mock restraint. He cites a swimmer’s fast clocked time and laments relentless progress from air travel to instant communication, asking whether humanity will pause at Judgment Day. The piece contrasts past patience with pervasive hurry and perpetual motion in contemporary life.
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Atlantic
Texas
Austin
Supreme Court
Gabriel
When Form Means Nothing in Government Debate
A columnist argues that the idea of republican government as universally best is challenged by events in Turkey and Russia. The Sultanate’s overthrow and the Angora republic question assumed benefits of democracy, while repudiating Ottoman contracts raises concerns about treaty obligations and how new regimes honor prior commitments impacting other nations.
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Coar
Russia
Turkey
Republic
Angora
Ottomnan Fayermaent
Sevres
Rae
National integrity and repudiation of old contracts in regimes
The article discusses repudiating contracts made in the name of regimes and the impact on international relations. It notes Soviet and Turkish actions, the stance of the American State Department, and the challenge of moving away from revolutionary or imperial agreements while seeking republics and normal relations with major powers. It highlights how rejecting previous contracts affects legitimacy and reception abroad.
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Cziy
Russia
American State Department
Bolshevist
Angars
Enemies praise Lloyd George as Bolsheviks laud his fall
A Moscow press view praises the late British premier David Lloyd George, arguing his death benefits Bolshevik aims. Soviet officials Troszky and Tchitcherin claim his fall could empower Ireland, India, Egypt, and Russia, while fielding praise for his past efforts to improve British Russian relations.
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David Lloyd-George
Great Britain
Lloyd-George
Troszky
Tchitcherin
Moscow
Cloyd-George
Ireland
India
Egypt
Russia
Ginner
Lloyd
David Fleyi-George
Ife
Brcause
A Portrait of Tyranny and Enlightenment Era Satire
A fragmented passage laments tyranny and feminine influence in a veiled satire. It contrasts a musical scene with images of power, courtly pageantry, and a critique of despotism, ending on a vow to speak eloquently and uphold noble decorum.
A Confer tlon on Work and its Demands in Society
The excerpt argues that any kind of work can suffice if one has wit to grasp its purpose and value. It condemns disdain for labor and praises the instinct to grow, construct, and contribute, stating work is essential for human welfare and personal fulfillment.
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HL Addingtay
jaRaaine
Ales Titcatti
Partiertoy
Tims
Sacsa
Sigme
Poison pills blamed in political poisoning scare and travel note
A garbled report from New Jersey and Texas discusses alleged use of bamboo pills and a cheap Chinese mold in a poisoning plot linked to General Kwang Kyo Wang. The piece mentions water spring thinners and a jar, with references to Governor Cesar Lenoz and a visit to Brrownsville, detailing a welcoming reception and two days of stay.
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Dyanus Wooz
Foret
Chefan aAntinle Glebe
Shienke Daily
New
Consex Catton
Chins
Kwang Kyo Wang Bete
Brownsville
Cléantral
Cesar Lenoz
Pamantipar
Matas Wordy
Amoly
Hieilay
Ana
Parlor Puzzle Echoes Crime Plot With Wary Watchers
A cluttered narrative centers on a tense scene involving Viki Len, Tam Havens, and Johnny Carter as they scheme to push a dishonest sale. A young, hungry seller eyes opportunity while Pike and others debate trust and risk, hinting at a plan that may end in betrayal or violence. Readers glimpse motive, pressure, and warning eyes in a noir flavored exchange.
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Torzetin
Johnny Cartee
Tam Uavens
Sohney
Enilel
Zou Havens
Julies
Pike
Almouth
Dike
Carter
Seth
Flere
Ko Dnee
Johnny Caeler
Pike Dntee
Tom Havens
Leven
Left for good back Chippewa Falls man reappears
A man from near Barand Wisconsin reappears at his farm after vanishing during winter. He reports he planned to leave but returns, his clothing found on the river bank. The case touches his logging and farming days in northern Wisconsin and his anxious absence.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Uarand
Vaudeville and civic groups campaign in Texas town
Fragmentary OCR describes eight civic and racial organizations mobilizing in Victoria Texas for a campaign. It lists figures from the American Legion and local chambers of commerce and notes percentages tied to various groups, with unclear names and garbled text about events and standings. The passage references candidates or topics and a public campaign atmosphere amid uncertain details.
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Victoria
Tex
Wiawern
Netley Parka
America Legion
Hntory
Bronte Cwirr
Goid Fellitty
Waalanon
Filka Chute
Cyne Clan
Chamber of Commerce
Wear Resistance of Soles Tested by Special Process
Fragmented study notes compare plain leather soles with soles treated by a wax infused process. Tests show treated soles wear about 23 percent thinner than untreated over time, with wear increasing with the amount of treatment. Also included are scattered population and economic figures of the United States for a broad reference context.
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Curtis
Teather
Bureau of
Ans
United States
Gto Sipuare
Wilea
Jeho
Dorelen
Navy
Cums
Anny
Anf
Mexico in Good Shape Says Former Treasury Aide
Jehmar Dover, ex assistant secretary of the treasury, returning from Mexico to Washington declares in political remarks that Mexico is in good shape after President Obregon’s two-year term. He credits Obregon with stabilizing the government and notes Mexican congress may enact laws easing obstacles to recognition by the United States.
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Washington, D. C
Jehnard Dover
Axsistant
the Treasury
Washington
Ylalt
Sexico
Ohbergen
Haver
Obrezon Ag
Mexican Congress
Giant Zeppelin Project Under U S Government Contracts
The United States signs contracts for a giant Zeppelin to be built in Germany for the American government. Construction details await clearance after expert commission requests. The project aims for aerial flights to Germany and delivery to America with supervision by the American commission.
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Breen
Friedrichshafen
Commission of Experia 19
Germany
Deliv
Wea America Fisaie
America Commission
Troll
Pointed Paragraphs Of Eww Cylin Come Poopls Elmore
Fragmented readable lines describe confusion and social tension amid unclear events. The text references friendship, debt, and warning phrases, with scattered names and locales suggesting a local dispute or public quarrel. These fragments hint at a contentious situation without clear outcomes.
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Elmore
Nerestory
Angwar
Nm Peethy Wana
Laughing at School and a Quiet Race of Words
A stream of quirky classroom chatter and a comic tale unfolds as students improvise lyrics and a student’s glove becomes a prop in a playful race of words. A teacher’s surprised reaction anchors the scene amid lively misread phrases.
Audience Overwhelmed as Usher Warns in Aisle Incident
A tense moment in the venue ended with an usher addressing the crowd after a disruptive sequence. The attendee was told to gather belongings and move toward the aisle as security glared and the situation escalated briefly.
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