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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1911

Page

2

San Antonio Light circulation and city hall critique

A 1911 San Antonio Light notice reviews circulation figures sworn by Harvey L. Steele and John Wahl, then comments on city governance. The piece criticizes mayoral inaction on street conditions, noting aldermen Uhr and others attempted remedies without success.

T. Hervey L. Steele San Antonio Ime Harvey L Steels John J. Walk San Antonis I John of Wahl Nexar Co

Responsibility for San Antonio Streets Debate

Editorial notes that citizens share blame for city conditions if they elect incompetent leaders and fail to scrutinize finances. It singles out the mayor for sole responsibility for San Antonio streets, citing persistent poor macadam and approving but faulty pavement standards, including the Travis Street situation.

Arne San Antonio Une Mwe Lake Travis Street

Purifying English Critics Clash Over Grammar Standards

An eastern critic challenges Yale Professor Lounsbury on defending errors when a writer of standing has used them. The piece argues for better English while mocking compulsory college composition and praising practical improvements and clear expression.

Lounsbury Yale Macantius

Foolish Peace Talk Degrades Youth Morality Says Anti Militarist

An anti militarist in a magazine critiques militarism in youth, arguing that moral guidance along with the idea of liberty are under threat. The writer attacks the notion of noble possibilities of twenty first century civilization and questions the country’s youth and national independence in a pointed, opinionated piece.

Holy Violenet Mapater Angender Japoring Shaw Sousie Wanlwy Tia Taos Ani Civy al- Mer Boston Jimi Republic

Debate over independence ideals and arms policy

The writer questions how the Declaration of Independence and the fathers ideals relate to modern armament and international duties. They argue nations act mainly for self preservation, noting a strong navy and risk in invasion deter European powers and Asia, and caution against pacifist moralism.

Ion Europe United States Asia Meney Planet Earth Rome

Cardinal Furiey Elevation and papal rites described

The article details the papal ceremony surrounding the elevation of Cardinal Furiey, the roles of Cardinal Satolli Scurratt and Cardinal Gibbons, and the debate over whether Arch Bishop O Connell or Apostolic Delegate Paluono would be elevated first. It explains the red biretta, the hat’s symbolism, and the ceremonial vestments and rights of cardinals within the church hierarchy.

New York Times Yono Satolli JL Mer. Scurratt America Berrells Marchese Sucripante Cardinal Gibbons Cardinal Satoli Pope Teo Cardinal Furiey Arch Apostolic Selegato Paluonio Teoma Mis Aocore Ines Otter Ecclesiasti Cardinal Highier

Burning Books and Barbarian Fire

An arcane note critiques destroying books as harmful and praises preserving literature. The text references ancient Alexandria and a scholar’s defense of reading, penned with archaic spellings and a chaotic rhythm.

Letters to the Light on socialism and Christianity

A San Antonio reader with socialist views replies to The Light editorial on socialism. He argues Marxist theory parallels Christian aims and urges readers to support a socialist press and political platform to end poverty. The letter cites Webster, Christ, Marx, and calls for a political program and government influence.

San Antonio Tex Sociellam Karl Marx Christ God Jehovah Belier Earth

Diseabey'ang Its Cure Melassing Dever

By Edny Wottt. The article defines relapsing fever as a contagious disease linked to famine and overcrowding. It describes symptoms fever chills headaches and back pain with cycles lasting about fourteen days and notes fatalities are generally rare.

Edny Wottt

Firmness of Madero and cabinet choices analyzed

The Galveston News argues Madero’s refusal to replace cabinet members shows he leads beyond a mob. It notes objections come from former Diaz allies and that excluding them risks faction ostracism, but setting aside objections aims to unite all elements quickly for lasting peace.

Gonton Goose Alexandria Walmer Tagehot Galveston Madero Diaz Dladero Mitt Maden

Beabout–Angle Nuptials Reported At First M W Church

Adie ta Beabout and Misa Angle Ade wed Sunday at the parsonage of the First M W church. The couple will live with the bride’s parents as Mr. Beabout has accepted a position with the bride’s father. Terre Haute Star reports the ceremony.

Misa Angle Ade Harry Beabout M. W Mr. Beabout Terre Haute Star

Beart's Dev Poems of Sentiment

A lyrical fragment describes a luminous muse named Beart in gardens and wind filled with love and beauty. It references eternal eyes, visions, and the clash of love, beauty, death, and mystery as a narrator addresses her evocative presence.

Beart Dev Presley Bynes Charles W Aalnetce

Corn on the Cob Calamity at Club Dinner Fiasco

In a Cleveland Plain Dealer retelling a club scene Briggs endures a corn mishap as his fiancée Frances removes kernels from a cob at table. Briggs remains calm eating the remaining corn while a waiter is summoned for a fresh portion. Taft looked so innocent in context of Roosevelt era policy metaphor.

Briggs Cleveland Plain Dealer Francois

Open Face Triggers Fall of Noted Society Figure Jones

Observant Citizen Jones, once admired for his open countenance and elite status, loses ambitions after a single impulsive act. At an upscale reception his decision to wear a skull cap publicly sparks a fatal irony as a feminine remark exposes vanity and leads to his downfall.

Jones Claex Alrigh Tates Froz

Population figures for China from recent census data

The London Globe cites a total population for China proper Manchuria and the new dominions at 312 425 025, noting earlier estimates often exaggerated. It recalls Rockhill’s 1904 estimate of China proper under 270 million and suggests overall empire size around 490 million, with natural increases since.

London China-proper Mancheria New Dominion National Review China Mongolia Rockhill

Political Cartoon Quips Spark Ohio Primary Debate

A playful jab questions a voter turnout strategy in Ohio as Archie stays away from the polls. The line hints at broader election tactics and voter engagement dynamics in the state.

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