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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1922
Page
10
Hamilton Smith posted the second highest score in a special shoot as area sports fans crowded the event. The report notes numerous names and places connected to the competition and local observers, reflecting a vivid scene from the rifle match and surrounding activities.
Fragmentary text references individuals and communities, including Mabel Francis and local names, with scattered mentions of places such as Tennessee and Cece. The garbled lines imply a recounting of a civic event, community concerns, and health notes, but readable specifics are limited.
A fragmented report describes a gliding ascent with no motor engine, noting a glider rising the hill wind and catching air currents. Details mention a self starter and observer testimony as the glider remains aloft while winds influence lift and descent behavior.
Fragmented memoir style piece recalls past city schooling with mixed memories of attendance. The text names places like Fremont and Navarre streets and events reflecting school life and community noticing changes over time. It mentions fights between sections and reflections on youth activities and discipline across neighborhoods.
Portions describe a bridge and river crossing with scattered names and actions, referencing a school, a Dr. Biehl, a sewer tone, and local events. The text is highly garbled, but hints at a community page with civic and social details from a bygone era.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a skin reaction from applying sulfur to eczema. It mentions burning, redness, and worsening irritation, with jagged phrases about skin damage and discomfort. No clear dates, persons, or organizations are present.
Fragmentary text mentions officers, command, administration, and civic bodies in a disjointed way. It references committees, Rotary, civil affairs, and potential organizational roles with no coherent narrative or identifiable names or dates.
OCR provides garbled lines about a hearing in a city setting with many misspelled terms and nonstandard phrases. Names, dates, and places are indiscernible, making it impossible to identify a coherent event or outcome.
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