San Antonio Light editorial on relief and city development
A San Antonio Light editorial advocates municipal relief for the needy and promotes developing the city for health and tourism. It lauds Antonio’s climate and mineral waters, urging exploitation of natural resources to attract visitors and improve public health. The piece argues the city should welcome relief seekers while pursuing growth and civic improvement.
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Antonio Tyinlers
San Antonio
Cits
Harriman’s San Antonio Claim in Climate Health Debate
The writer argues Harriman believed in the health benefits of warm springs and travels to San Antonio as a model. He cites water quality, climate, and the idea that certain mineral waters can aid vitality, contrasting San Antonio with other sites for summer heat relief and winter warmth.
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Harrigau
Sarves
Parvinan
Jerope
Uiderideen
Tiran
Antonia
Tiernan
San
San Antonio
Kharhad
Ban Antonia
Bohemia Forest
Ashvaya Measant
Weishaden
Thrape
Riviera
Divorce Granted Over Solitaire Obsession in Mass case
A Massachusetts man won a divorce as his wife played solitaire too much, with the court focusing on the moral and social questions rather than vivid details. The fragment reflects early 19th century literary criticism on Bryant, fire imagery, and the place of art in morality, noting the poet’s evolution and the broader debate over art’s purpose.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Court
Spain
Bryant
Pice
Leach
An Early Masterpiece Unveiled in New York City
An early Williams Bryank work is spotlighted in New York as a prominent example of a writer who produced enduring literary power from youth. The piece notes Bryank, at seventeen, drafted a manuscript later lost in a desk, while society recalls the untapped brilliance of a genius.
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New York City
Willian Quillen Bryank
Ryans
New? Literature and the impulse toward reality
A critic named Mr James Douglas argues literature shifted from original paper to artifice over the last fifty years. He decries a mob of modern writers led by Calderstone and others who replace genuine prose with pretentious forms while noting glimpses of hopeful, vibrant youth in early modern works.
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James Douglas
Lyle
Tennysod
Drowning
Morris
Roset
Switchstone
Ruskin
Macaulay
Stevenson
Dickens
Whackeray
Carlyle
Hater
Univer
Calstor
Shoon
Turgessoy
Bastaievsky
Shaws Wells
Alsworth
Bennett
Daughit
Douglas
Tesingson, Wickes
Company Wrobe
Ceathy
Bart
Ising
Ham
The Rack at Willan A Brady's Playhouse
Frances DB Garside presents The Rack a godly satire at Willan A Bradys Playhouse. The plot follows the Smarty Set of New York and a luncheon ruse that unravels into murder a sensational courtroom finale with a witness confessing to the homicide. Blanche Gordon stars with Wilton Waylor Milton Bill and Katharina Grey in a melodrama of divorce flirtation and reconciliation amid emotional climaxes and sensational scrutiny.
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Willan A. Brady's Playhouse
T He Keaton
Thage
New York
Alvorce
Madame X
Blanche Gordon
Jack Freeman
Freeman
Tom Gordon
Madame
Successus
Unclear mineral survey critique and Texas mining policy
A fragmented 1918 metal mining scenerio criticizes U.S. geological survey data and federal mineral policy. It argues Texas mining yields revenue teeters under restrictive laws, harming miners and development. The piece calls for reform and stronger organization to overcome legislative obstacles.
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Vnimett Minaret
United States
Matali
Unig Te
Tires
Texas
Atnte
Rangers atong bordet move and war policy update
Secretary of War Stimson outlines army plans for border patrols and soldier retention. Officials prepare for intensified security at border points including San Antonio and Galveston while Congress faces criticism over administration steps and troop movement.
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Telo
Stimson
Gene Wood
Ile
Texu
Saoma
San’ Antonio
Alveston
II Tes
Tha ‘Tanger
Disease and Its Cure By Heddy Watt
Typhoid fever spreads via germs entering through the mouth with food or water. Symptoms include headache dizziness weakness and high fever. Treatment is limited to supporting the heart and strength. the fever lasts about three weeks, with possible six weeks total, and relapse risk remains. Avoid typhoid by drinking pure boiled water and eating properly cooked food.
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Heddy Watt
Millionaire on happiness and success in Edward H. R. Green
The article profiles Edward H. R. Green, Hetty Green’s son, noting he rarely talks yet writes and pursues ventures. An interview in Sunday's World Magazine attributes happiness to personal success, with Green recounting shifts from a Texas greenhouse to profitable ventures and a belief in personal ability as a key to happiness.
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New-York
Lolovel
Edward H.R. Green
Hetty
Green
Jessi
Culone
Texas
Chem
Letters on Army Life and Public Perception in Wartime
A reader letter critiques public attitudes toward soldiers during mobilization. It contrasts celebratory parades and patriotic pageantry with indifference to workers in training and the hardships of troops at the border, urging fair recognition of hard service and disciplined prep ahead of action.
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Paratia
Eleventh Cavalry
Third Cavalry
Soidiers
Atkins
Jgood
United States Crop Yields For The Year
Farms and plantations across the United States are projected to yield vast outputs including 2 7805148 000 bushels of corn 000 hushula of oats 16000 bushels of wheat 2000 bushels of polalosk 1000 bushels of barley 2 800 000 bushels of rice 15370 000 bushels of huskwheel 21h h48 000 pounds of tobacco and 46 969 000 tons of ways. Marketings and related activities span railroads and financial institutions with national banks holding substantial assets and extensive employment across the economy.
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United States
Eyther
Wiv Davis
Turan
Market Humor and Odd Sounds Sparks Conversation
In a bustling market scene two men discuss the curiosities of produce and sound. One carries a casket and speaks of shopping prowess while the other, baffled, questions experiences with okra and its noiseless, musical potential as a vegetable instrument. The exchange highlights quirky local charm.
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Lokra
Dawn of World Peace Appeal From Taft in Woman's Home Companion
President Taft writes in the November Woman's Home Companion urging appeal to women for arbitration treaties as a path toward ending war. He contrasts the cost of war to soldiers with the suffering of families, urging the Voice of the Women of America to push for peace.
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Woman's Home Companion
Taft
Dawn of World Reade
Senate
Baltic
America
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