San Antonio Light The Associated Press news page notice
The San Antonio Light page contains billing and staff notices from The Associated Press and various offices. It lists subscription rates, delivery details, and offic e addresses in multiple cities, including New York Chicago Detroit and San Antonio, with notes on newspaper distribution and reprint rights.
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Steport
Associated Press
New York City
Antony Tees
Astonia
Congress
Marco
Travis
BATES
Uity
Texas
Detly
Bundaz
Tecus
Taras
Suobwy
Repebiic
Mexica
Telephone Crockett
San Antonio
Barel
Buites Staten
NEW Tore
Terce & Conklin
Ibe
Madison Avenue
Chicago
Verree & Coakltn, Inc
Eo & Condlin, Inc
Apea
Neretnere
Alan Tearrved
Uncle Joe Cannon Prefers Hard Knocks and Bumps at 87
Aged former Speaker Joseph Cannon, returning from Washington, recalls his dislike of soft seats as he travels overland to Danville Illinois. He favors rough rides and old cars, arguing his pioneering spirit remains, while critics say his stubborn stance tests public tolerance. The piece ties his rugged nature to broader questions of national resilience and Europe’s demand for American money after the war.
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Joe
Canson
House of Representatives
Danville
Uncle Joe
Washington
Matpoaudlin
Caele Joe” Canvan
Jor
Constantine
Greece
Eyrope
Europe
Euurope
Wrepe
Betty Hanes
Gome
Fragmentary Royal Return Shapes Gloomy Uproar Across Europe
The piece recalls exiled Greek monarchs, American fortunes, and a high profile death linked to an inheritance saga. It mentions Konstantin, Anastasia, and a chain of expatriate figures amid European unrest, while noting vast sums spent to reinstate a claimant and a dramatic personal fortune transforming destinies.
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Almerten
Europe
Greece
United States
Natyied
Pelnee
Alexander
Anastasia
Record of transoceanic speed race and liner plans
A broad overview discusses the race for faster ships since steamship advent, noting the U S Shipping Board's plan to hire ultra long 1000 foot liners at 30 knots. It cites the Mauretania’s record crossing of 7 days 10 hours 48 minutes as a benchmark, and discusses economics and government subsidies shaping speed versus efficiency.
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Laskeches
United States Shipping Board
Ure
Europe
Mauretania
British Savernement
Wivasse
Anf
Qanek
Plekred & Weir
Coward Company
Lester
Phenom Prout in Maine Wilds Narrates A Curious Tale
A garbled historical notice describes a figure named Prout roaming the Maine wilds with hints of seasonal cycles and a surprising encounter. It mentions connections to Loree and a prime story, with references to a country journey near the Maine Canada frontier and a claimant dubbed Denysoy as a world champion.
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Maine
Heman
Maine Wilds
Eithar
Maing
Canada
Mag Thugh Denysoy
Champton
Boxing hero and a woodsman in Dempsey's camp tale
A toward humorous account contrasts Jack Dempsey and his camp with Almon Currier, a nonprofessional woodsman famed for lifting cars and moving heavy objects. The piece weighs Currier's strength against Dempsey and notes Currier's unlikely path to boxing fame.
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Tremely
Carpentier
Wrenchman
Dempsey
Wilds
Jack
Nan
Dompane
Tisks
Almon Currier
Ummler
Carrice
Dempsex
Hig Party
Cuvier
Currier
Hercules
Jess
Almos Currier
Demp
The Context of Eternity and the Human Soul
A reflective meditation on life, death, and the infinite. The text argues that life cannot be separated from eternity and that the deepest motives and joys arise from aligning mortal existence with the eternal context. It challenges conclusions drawn purely from earthly concerns.
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Cox
Jos
Clint
Ander
Shipping board and Chamber plot Mediterrean charter plan
Readers see behind the noise as the United States Chamber of Commerce backs a Mediterranean charter, while the Shipping Board stresses urgency of expanding an emergency fleet. The piece cites Western support and fears over foreign shipping gaining passenger traffic and market leverage.
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Washington, D
Shipping Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gning
Albert JD. Lasker
American Shipping Board
Chamber of Commerce
Amelia
Wwe
United States
Golf Etiquette and Rules Snippet From Historical Ledger
A garbled, OCR style extract outlines golf play conduct including warnings against tripping elbows or dragging opponents, limits on number of players per tee, and driving rules. It references penalties for hitting players, lost balls, and cautions about spectators and caddies, with scattered phrases about etiquette and safety.
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Af Engl
Rivns
Sim
Howe
Rue Sweter
Mayer
Brecon
bin Cole
Asiatomy
Complex Factograms Compare Military Spending and Greek Myths
A garbled article fragment discusses an International report on military appropriations and the value of manufactured goods, listing figures like 500 million and 50 million for public expenditures and wholesalers. It also momentarily touches on a Brooksville building, Greek deities including Aphrodite, and a tree-related accident, weaving finance, architecture, and myth into a single damaged note.
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Curtis
Ares
Countey
Sonmvision
Fragmented Memory of a Difficult Street Scene in Twisted Speech
A garbled ledger of voices and scenes shows a panicky street moment with a stray car, a frightened woman, a conductor urging calm, and a bystander recalling a classroom memory. The text blends stray names, places, and disjointed dialogue, hinting at a chaotic urban vignette.
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