San Antonio Light circulation details and notices
The San Antonio Light publishes subscription rates and contact details for delivery and office departments. It lists daily and Sunday carrier and mail options, rates for different periods, and addresses for circulation verification and notary attestations. The notice includes names of officials and agents and instructions for submitting address changes. The document is a historic newspaper page segment with publisher and circulation information.
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San Antonio
Texas
Beckwith
New York
Tribune
Tripune
Harvey
Steci
New Cure Claim Circulates About Ink From Government Bureau
A sensational tale alleges a cure using paper money ink from the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. It credits Joseph Ralph as the proponent and cites George K. Farnum’s alleged illness from handling new money, urging readers to consume newspaper and money to cure wartime ideas.
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Santronidad
Byupeau
Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Joseph &. Ralph
Tatph
Dubie
George K. Varnum
Waltham
Massachusetts
Lincd Peisoning
Itis
Farnum
Ralph
Farnart
Indigestion Cure Through Large Dollar Bills
A humorous, cautionary note on using paper currency as a supposed cure for indigestion. The piece contrasts ink quantity across denominations, joking that higher values like the $1000 bill produce a faster effect, while the $1 bill offers a slower route, with whimsical references to “taking” and bill textures.
Pie Versus Art In Connecticut Charity Dinner
In Connecticut a mixed art exhibit and chicken pie dinner raised 75 dollars, with about one third from admissions and two thirds from pie sales. Critics say pie won the appeal, while art drew less attention, and quips compare taste to culture. a separate tale recalls a New York hospital rescue using gin fizz to dislodge a squab bone.
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Connecticut
Neanle
Commonwealth
Boston
Michael Angela
van Dyke
Purner
Noaak
SQUABS AND FIZZES
It is admitted that surgery has made the greatest advances in twenty years and new discoveries occur weekly. Dr Robert S Adams, house physician of Wall for-Astoria in New York, has touched a high mark of ingenious surgery. His discovery is destined for wide popularity as Miss Dorothy Gresham Darsois enters the scene.
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Seattle
Washington
New York
Adams
Whdely
Waldorf
Dr. Adams
Parsons
Miss Parsons
Oor
The
Tere
Hari
Tor
Robert S.adama
Wall for-Astoria
Tt Ia
Dorothy Gresham Darsois
Law's Delay Critique Sparks Calls For Reform In Texas Courts
Texas Court of Civil Appeals judge Justice Wu denounces persistent law delays and seeks common sense reforms. He argues appeals limits, stricter error standards, and faster case disposition would reduce yearslong drag and raise jurisprudence to a higher standard. He envisions a system where cases can be resolved in months, not years, ending abuse by reforming procedural errors.
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W. S. Wu
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas
Jaiy
Tully
Austin
Books and Magazines From the Autumn Published Treasures
The column lists new books and authors including The Mansion by Henry Van Dyke and Serving the Republic by General Nelson A. Myles. It notes forthcoming titles from Harpers Brothers, Putnams, and Crowell. discusses TilTannhauser in an upcoming edition. and mentions reviews and biographical works on Shelley and Mary Godwin. It also covers literary criticism on The Date of the Acts and Popular Science novels in November.
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Herper & Brothers
Henry van Dyke
Nelson A. Myles
George Harvey
Jum Brown
W. D. Iowells
Loura Tthead
Tommy Money
John KR
Coryell
Game House
Senstey
Boon Turiington
Fhe Pullams
South America
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Georges Clemencena
Brance
Shelley
Francis Henry Gribnle
Putnams
Percy Bysshe
Georie - Sand
Rouws+ geau
Harriet Westbrook
Mary Godwin
Prometheus
Gribdle
Crown Theological Library
Adolf Hurnark
University of Berlin
Barnick
St Gratthow
Jerusalem
St. Mark’s
Luke
Robert Welles Ruckle
Grant M. Overton
Jfrancle Lynde
Montague Smith
Alorley
Army Ghd Navy
Modest Violets and Chestnutters in Season Notes
New York Nature Notes describes violets blooming along byways, chestnuts in season, and locals enjoying autumn scent and activity. Mentions neighbors, reports on brown October, and glimpses of forestry profits cited from the United States and international examples.
Poems Worth Preserving and UT Texas Alumni Plans
A fragment of a poem on a woman and men near blame and shame contrasts with a University of Texas report. The UT Austin campus lists 3043 students, seeks funding to raise its status, and alumni push for a top global university. The Dallas Morning News notes caution about the project.
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Christian Science Monitor
University of Texas
Austin
Alumoi
Texas
South
Dallas Morning News
Ples
Artiary Hall
Xubiait
Mich & University
As Others View It and Other Fragments in Washington News
A patchwork of quotes and notes from Washington, New York, and Philadelphia reflects political resignations, pardons, and editorial jokes. Mentions Boltclter McCabn, Morse in federal prison seeking pardon, and various opinions on money, advertising, and personal finance from Woman's World.
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Morse
Aussito
Philadelphia
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