Antonia Danette Kay Hapart Associeted Press subscription rates
The San Antonio Light reports subscription rates and options for city residents and out of town readers as the Associated Press notes the terms of circulation. It lists price plans for daily and Sunday editions, with offices in New York Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles. The notice reiterates copyright and distribution rights for the Associated Press content and requests notices of address changes to ensure proper service.
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Record shows 1922 building boom surpassing earlier years
A New York statistician notes 1922 remains the peak for U S building work since 1920, with total spending around 3 000 000 000. Despite higher costs, the year’s activity outpaces 1914 and 1920 figures, driven by commercial and residential projects nationwide.Housing trends and wage costs are cited as factors in the record. The report argues inflation colors the comparison and emphasizes large city construction and factory growth across the country.
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Bankers Relent After Tough Debate On Debt Cancellation
A New York convention saw American bankers soften their stance on canceling war debts to the United States. Speeches urged prudent financing and questioned the gains from debt relief. Regulators and leading financiers argued for conditions shaping any potential write-off. The session highlighted the delicate balance between moral positions and financial prudence amid ongoing policy discussions.
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Depression Era Debts Debate Drives Fordney McCumber Tariff
The article argues bankers push for the Fordney McCumber tariff and partial debt relief to avert international stagnation. It contends Britain needs an export market to ease payments for war debts, while American bankers favor protecting business principles by limiting allied debt relief.
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Great Britain
New Parties Forecast and Shifting Political Tide
The piece argues that old parties may be doomed with new parties predicted to rise. It notes Republicans and Democrats will lose some solidarity, but questions if new parties will improve governance or merely replace existing divisions. It cites reading Curtis on educated citizen duty and warns overpartisanship hinders action.
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Diary of Thee Cleeul In Fragments of Wheat Field
Fragmented diary excerpts describe harvest imagery and mood as speaker reflects on labor, nature, and memory amid a wheat field. Phrases hint at seasons, gardening, and introspective lines, with scattered archaic diction and incomplete sentences.
The American Mind By Dr: Prank Urane
Fragmented OCR text discusses diverse ideas about the American mind and social thought. It references Prank Urane and Kirneyn Meredith, exploring adventurous thinking, tradition, and national identity in a speculative, experimental style.
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National Association Audatem seizure inked and unrest noted
Fragmentary text reports on national affairs, with references to China, life dates, and political actions. Mentions life death events and possible public concern over leadership and policy in a period of unrest. Specific names and places are obscured by the OCR.
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From a Seat in the Gallery Washington to Ohio booze debate
The piece reports a chaotic discussion on prohibition and liquor licensing. It notes reactions from Ohio and national observers, debates over saloons, funding for organized efforts, and concerns about revenue from licenses. The text references public sentiment, industry viewpoints, and law enforcement considerations.
Fragmented OCR Riff Raises Questionable Voter Tone
The readable phrases describe a jumble of garbled text about voting and social dynamics. Names, places, and clear events are largely obscured, yielding a fragmentary snapshot rather than a coherent news item. The passage centers on commentary and imagined scenarios without identifiable persons or actions.
Untitled note on local actions and figures
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and places with unclear meaning. It references committees or notices and mentions payments or obligations and a list of towns or groups. The readable content is sparse and lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmented dialogue recalls a distant London request and a tax board debate
Fragmentary text weaves snippets of family talk in a London context with a street shuffle of phrases about birthdays and a shop customer, interlaced with a local public debate about valuation, a judge, and a town meeting. The jumbled OCR yields vivid, disjointed scenes across domestic life and civic matters.
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