San Antonio Light Subscription and Circulation Notice
San Antonio Light publication details including subscription rates daily and Sunday, carrier plans, and mail options. A circulation statement for October lists average daily circulation 16,627 and other metrics. The notice is sworn by Harvey L. Steele, circulation manager, and notarized in San Antonio Texas.
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How to Keep Young as a State of Mind
The article argues youth lasts by spirit not face makeup and cosmetics. It cites Mademoiselle Gaby Deslys and Sarah Bernhardt as examples while noting time's inevitable lines. It asserts that optimism and calmness protect youth best, with worry harming mind and body.
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The Art of Youth and Color in Life and Mood
A reflective essay contrasts youth, talent, and artistry with aging. It argues that being truly young is an art born of talent and spirit, not merely age. Painting and self-expression are linked, and both require inner vitality to achieve mastery.
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Aldrich plan drew cautious bankers amid partisan fears
Endorsements at conventions offer limited weight for the Aldrich monetary reform as bankers acknowledge its potential benefits yet doubt its nonpartisan nature. General Hamby of Texas questions political entanglements, arguing the plan risks placing a dominant financial entity in campaigns while admitting elastic currency goals. Critics note the need for currency reform and greater credit flexibility, while praising a strong reserve, but ask how long such changes would take.
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Reserve integrity and risk in money markets questioned
The text argues the reserve should remain intact and not be displacing the legitimate money in commerce. It warns that reckless handling could erode security and invite calamity, since static assets serve as a fragile second line of defense and could wreck the economy if converted into tradable assets under Wall Street pressure.
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Uproar in Tripoli Overshadows Shuster in Persia Row
The piece notes rising tension between Russia and the United States over W Morgan Shuster in Persia. It describes Russia accusing Shuster of being a mercenary reformer, his expulsion of treasury guards, and the clash escalating into a broader international incident. Americans reportedly back Shuster’s mission and expect a favorable outcome for Persia’s finances while observing Europe’s “carnival of international immorality.”
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William Highflyer Pleads Over Christmas Apparition
A cryptic extrait notes William Youns pleading and circled marks with a Christmas moment. The text mentions a rare new aeroplane Vis flying to a fearful height and hints at a confused motive behind the aeroplane incident. The December Women's Home Companion appears as the source context.
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A Visible Oven Draws Crowd at Department Exhibit
A department store manager described a basement exhibit showing a full baking scene. Heavy glass reveals the day’s baking with cakes and pastries rising to a brown, good finish. The display attracts an unusually large crowd, especially women, and the editor notes strong interest from all visitors.
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Marvels of Science The Genius of Invention
A grand appeal to students and leaders urging pursuit of science to unlock atomic energy. It argues that radioactivity and interatomic force hold future power, warning against delay and highlighting the century’s pivotal scientific opportunities and the potential fame of discoverers.
European Aircraft Outlook in 1911 From The New York Sun
European aviation plans for 1911 show seven more monoplanes and biplanes ordered than in 1910 with French war department orders sustaining production. Fewer than fifty machines were built this year, Russia purchasing about thirty for foreign governments. Public interest centers on safety improvements as races fail to spark major innovation, while dealers seek ways to entice wealthy buyers into private flight.
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Printing More Money Increases Press Demand For Small Notes
The New York World reports that the Bureau of Engraving and Printing will mobilize extra forces and extend working hours starting tomorrow to alleviate a shortage of small denomination notes. Demand centers on $1 $2 and $5 notes due to population growth business activity and upcoming holidays. Congress will be asked for a deficiency appropriation of 16 000 400 to cover additional notes for the current fiscal year.
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Political Talk Sparks Controversy Across Papers
The excerpts show varied editorials debating a potential candidacy and strategic moves. The Baltimore Sun suggests a controversy while the Omaha Bee and Chicago News reference leaders like Mr Bryan and Governor Osborn, indicating broad partisan tensions and cross‑outlet speculation.
Up-to-Date Verse and Campaign Tales From Detroit Journal
The Detroit Journal notes a mixed verse about a mule and houring, then shifts to campaign chatter. It cites Senator La Follette and endorsements by William Jennings Bryan in Kansas City, reflecting partisan commentary. The piece contrasts the mule’s patient work with political satire and public interest in campaign speech content.
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Wit and Whittle: Disintroductions in a Storied Gazette
A collage of 19th century clippings notes disintroductions and mock introductions from multiple papers. It references witty riffs on profound social rituals, Danish reception of Dr Cook, and Ambrose Bierce style wordplay about introductions and strangers.
Self to vivisector offered in despair letter
Dr Herbert Glynn, 50 years ago a London Royal College of Physicians graduate, writes to a local paper begging for murderously slow vivisection to feed his starving wife and child, stating he cannot eat or drink and has no money or friends. He asks what offers he can provide for his family.
Bath time loyalty amid battle in India tale
A British general in India ordered a servant to prepare a bath during a fierce campaign. Through gunfire the servant reached the commander and presented the message Sunil, your bath is ready, illustrating unwavering obedience in colonial service as recounted by a diplomat.
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India
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Probate filing notes in Northampton county court
The brief notice shows a will entry for Trvin Millar of Fickville, filed yesterday in Northampton county court. It directs paying all debts and bequeathing the remaining estate to his wife for their children's care.
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Philadelphia Record
Observant Citizen on a Car Platform Displaying Showy Exit
A youth on a moving car platform ruffles the crowd with exaggerated motions as he prepares to alight. He keeps a bell handy, wags his body in a ragtime style, and spins into a half flip before dropping to the ground, drawing laughter from onlookers on the rear platform and amid the commotion.
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Cholera Suspect and Odd Encounters Reported
From Ze Cri de Paris and Chicago Journal. Montpelier reports of Asiatic cholera scare as a hospital suspect is treated after a doctor notes a rum smell. A stray drunkard, oddly cured, is guarded by four gendarmes. A Chicago courtroom quirk features a man answering to Goodmorning, calling himself Jim Goodmorning, and is discharged.
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