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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
14
The piece warns that rest is essential for nerve and brain cell health and that sleepless nights threaten body and mind. It urges attention to nature’s demands and begins guidance for when quiet sleep fails.
The episcopal house of bishops met in New York to nominate three missionary bishops for the districts of South Dakota, Kyoto, Japan, and Wu Han, China. Nominations were made today and the candidate will be voted on tomorrow.
From Vicksburg October 26 report that R Shropabira a 24 year old Sturgia resident who was assaulted days ago by C Horn of Louisville Ky a one legged man died yesterday from injuries. The assailant is to be arraigned today as investigators process the case.
The Light promotes an automobile voting contest offering $12 264 in prizes to readers across Texas and Mexico. Residents in many towns not yet represented are urged to enter, with divisions eight districts and multiple top prizes including a Cadillac and Apperson. Voting rules, district boundaries, subscription requirements, and deadlines are outlined for participation.
Henry George Jr, from New York, advocates a single tax plan to end tariff disputes by shifting revenue to land taxes. He travels from El Paso to Houston after lecturing in San Antonio, arguing revenue should be apportioned by population and landowners taxed on land value.
Fragmented timetable text lists train numbers and routings around Houston and New Orleans with connections to El Paso Victoria and Kerrville. It references departures and arrivals with times, towns, and directions, showing a chaotic historical transit log.
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