Agreement of English-speaking peoples to peace and reform
The Hearst Papers Advocate calls for an alliance of English-speaking nations to preserve peace and promote global harmony. It supports proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, and a unified National Defense Department. It urges federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education and outlines November congressional elections with inaugurations in January.
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Law's Lightning Will Strike Soon in San Antonio Gambling Probe
The Light prints a statement by District Attorney Lamar Seeligson urging immediate action against gambling houses and felony gaming violations. It argues the current probe should target professional gamblers, notes past raids during Legion events, and urges courage to pursue suspects regardless of wealth or status.
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Lamar Seejigsen
San Antonio
American Legion
Seeligson
Herman
Rail links to West Texas bypass San Antonio planned
The piece argues Northwest rail connections from Corpus Christi to West Texas will arise with little effort from San Antonio. It urges local action to ensure the line passes through San Antonio rather than bypassing it, claiming a northwest railroad is imminent and that the city must influence routing to profit.
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AN Antonio
Corpus Christi
West Texas
San Antonio
Fifth Avenue Dignity Amid Modern Changes in New York
A fragmented reminiscence notes architectural shifts along Fifth Avenue, contrasting ornate old fronts with modernized hotels and apartment houses. The piece laments lost grandeur, mentions landmarks like St Patrick’s and the Waldorf, and observes social scene shifts toward newer forms of nightlife and casual chatter among clubmen.
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New York Post
Tiffany's
Fifth Avenue
New York
Alrceta
St. Patrick's
St. Sheuns
Viata Somulain Park
Moonlight Moon Myth and Moonlight Belief Debate
A reflective piece questions the belief in the moon’s influence on human behavior and appearance. It cites legends of lunacy and transformation under moonlight, weighs superstition against science, and notes personal anecdotes about sleep outdoors and sea tales. The author argues for caution before accepting moonlight myths as absolute truth.
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New York
Toledo
Spain
Traut
Mamlep
OLD TIME POLO SQUAD PLAYS ONCE MORE
Old-Time polo squad resumes play in the fall polo tournament. The piece follows the wartime polo team through a match at Kelly field, noting players Lapham Means Armstrong Meadows and others, and mentions a related moral essay by Dr. Frank Crane about endurance, despair, and facing hardship with resolve.
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San Antonio
Peat
Ise
Stork
Chukker
Jack
Lapham
Wil
Will Means
Chintiavgoesn Provident
Armstrong
Gus Meadows
Iam
Beverly
George
Unckman
Hiewlenane Connell
Resnectis
Kelly
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Smith
Symmalic Raya
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Anthrax Dangers in Everyday Brushes Warned by Expert
Noted astronomer Garrett P. Serviss outlines how anthrax germs can survive on animal bristles and brushes, spreading through contaminated hides and firm where daily use exposes users. He cites high fever risks and fatality rates, urging hygienic grooming practices to reduce danger.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Tne
Male
Henten Carrently
Shesp Briahee
Anthear
Fiery Tongue of Sranial Ban Stirs County Upheaval
Fragmentary text reports a heated dispute in California county politics involving a Meier client and an event named Mayathon. Details are unclear as the OCR yields garbled wording and missing names, places, and dates.
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Sranial Ban Mt
British Anti Aircraft Prep Be Prepared Picture Cautions Americans
A wartime illustration urges Americans to be prepared as Britain warns that ground anti aircraft defense is weak against air invasions. It contrasts ground troops with armored anti aircraft units, gas masks, and underground cities to endure future attacks.
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Paris
William Mitchell
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