San Antonio Light newspaper ad and mailing notices
Fragmentary OCR from The San Antonio Light shows a dated newspaper ads section and mailing notices. It lists delivery details, Sunday-only Texas mail, office addresses in Chicago and San Francisco, and publication rights statements. The text is garbled with multiple city and office references and contact instructions.
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San Antonio
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Aniyaly Tex
Teasis
Palwees
Erm Astonia
Berman Bunscription
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Oy Catron
Datiy Aha Bundey Vene
SLD AG
Texas Dalip
Buniey
Mall Aplaige Texan
Mexico
Tac Lafermin
GAM Prancisco
Verres & Coptlit
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Whernot Atheretes
Berely
Zealot of Zion City clashes with smoking ban ruling
The Lake County circuit court halts Wilbur Glenn Voliva’s bid to ban smoking on Zion City streets, labeling his actions autocratic and an overreach of religious authority. The piece argues the government should remain separate from church dictates while noting Voliva’s prior claims and ignorance.
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Circuit Court of
Lake County
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion City
Voliva
Zinn City
United States
Texas Faces Loss of Federal Highway Aid Risk
Fifteen Texas counties failed or had failed inspections on federally funded goods. The warning from federal highway engineer A R Losh suggests Texas could lose federal support, risking delays as states depend on federal funds. The article notes President Harding's stance against federal funds for states without highway maintenance systems, amid calls for graft concerns as funds may be withdrawn from Texas.
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Texas
A. R. Losh
Harding
Federal
Texas Must Fix Roads And Begin Maintenance
The article argues that Texas and similar states have focused on funding highway construction, neglecting maintenance. It warns federal aid should not enable wasteful spending and notes fifteen Texas counties failed federal road inspections, risking penalties for the entire state unless repairs are made.
Wurzbach Free Seeds Draw Broad Campaign Support
The San Antonio sheet reports Congressman Wurzbach offering free government seeds to constituents and others, drawing applications from far beyond his district. The piece argues such distribution risks entangling voters with government aid and notes critics say it suits campaign needs more than policy.
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Wurzbach
San Antonio
Fourteenth Congressional District
Warzbach
Congress
Poversmene
Keire
Piel Mera
Wirebach
Line About Doctrines And Seeds In Ballot Drama
The text criticizes Congressman Wuarghack for ignoring district needs and dictating policy. It argues the Dyer bill would force state concessions and notes his offer of free seeds won t sway voters. It concludes that voters reward representatives who address local issues from the people s perspective, not promises.
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Negerak
Wuarghack
Tan
Businesslike City Practices Highlight Municipal Challenge
A town in Massachusetts contemplates routine inventorying of city equipment, prompting commentary on American municipal efficiency. The piece argues routine, businesslike methods could standardize good practice, though cities should preserve individuality, and cites Lynn's unusual inventory as a notable exception.
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Tyan
Mass
Lynn
Tlis Place
Mags
United States
Do You Really Rest Hy Addington Bruce
A long, garbled discussion on rest and fatigue follows a medical expert’s advice. The speaker contends many people fail to truly rest, notes poor posture and mental strain, and urges relaxation techniques to prevent ongoing exhaustion and ill effects. The text cites a physician’s interrogation and recommendations for body and mind rest methods.
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Addington Bruce
Thail
Wweann
Otter
Selby
Congo
Elvis
Fragmented Nonsense Reflection on Ambition and Politics
The text presents garbled reflections mixing politics, ethics, and personal sentiment. It references names like White Wray Kinnd and Anstey, hints at mortgage concerns, and laments disagreement and ambition fading, but the overall sense is unclear and lacks coherent events or verifiable facts.
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Willy
Middle Aged People By Berton Braley
A poem describing the dynamic between youth and middle aged people. Youth rushes ahead brashly while middle aged individuals, though seen as stodgy, provide wisdom and steady leadership. The verse argues experience guides progress, with middle aged people effectively running the world despite youth’s impatience.
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Berton Braley
Pup
Tiny
Vague Vision of Future Mail Tubes From a Bygone Era
The text sketches a transport system using pneumatic tubes to link major stations, claiming rapid, disruption-free mail and travel. It references a proposed nationwide tube network, city to city movement, and a government commission on postal service amid broader postwar policy debates. It also mentions US agencies, the Washington Conference on Armament, and a Shanghai-based agency phased out by December.
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Phin
New York City
Mambalan
Posta
Senate
Senate and Gonageewr, Aed Through the Action At Costinastee
Fragmented OCR of unclear person and place names
The text appears as garbled OCR with mixed names and phrases including unusual spellings and fragmented quotes. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities present to summarize into a factual news item.
Will Urge Congress For Action Against Tax Exempt Script
Washington officials stated that funding reception proposals aiming at a constitutional amendment to regulate tax exempt securities will be urged upon Congress. The administration sees the issue as central to the national tax problem and to industrial development, stressing the need for legislation to curb public indebtedness and ensure fair taxation across states and municipalities.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Wghfisen
Congteaa
Iia
Diet
Cates
Lillipis
Allan
A Laugh or Two The British Weekly
The piece recounts quirky exchanges and gossip among notable figures, including Lady Astor and Aunt Betty, as they discuss homes and marriages amid humorous quips. It blends imagined dialogue and social satire with vivid, era-specific names and settings.
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Tyrdy Astor
Amelva
Lady Astor
Aunt Betty
Olivelen
Thames
Betty
Mira
Nancy
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