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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
2
A garbled excerpt from The San Antonio Light outlines circulation figures and advertising notices for the paper and related services. It mentions daily and Sunday editions, distribution details, locations, and promotional notes across multiple venues and dates.
In a September 1913 Washington speech Senator Hollis of New Hampshire argued against New England striving for tariff protections. He contends national policy favors broad industry cohesion while opponents warn a sectional tilt. The exchange highlights tensions within New England over tariff reform and regional interests.
A fragment reflects on broadening focus beyond narrow trade to share knowledge and bread. It hints at altruism and the value of unselfish help, urging gentleness and civic virtue in everyday conduct.
City leaders amid a municipal crisis debate adopting the commission form. A council committee is to report on procedural steps while the mayor and aldermen seek to remain in office until term ends. Citizens League ideals spark questions of timing and spirit.
A widening debate on a new Texas state constitution centers on the risk that a constitutional convention would default into a battle over statewide prohibition. Prohibitionists push to extend the agenda, while opponents warn the issue could derail reform and sustain political turmoil.
A critique argues the latest Legislature rushed reform that requires a defendant in certain cases to have counsel only if adjudged insane. It warns the measure threatens attorney ethics and may provoke abuse or confusion in courts. The piece condemns perpetual legislation born from haste and calls for reconsideration.
A fragment from the Houston Post notes new federal law for protecting birds and discusses economic impacts of pests on American agriculture. It highlights migratory birds like the plover and details estimates of insect and pest losses, alongside mentions of crop threats and proposed reforms.
A private citizen funds a study led by Prof. Charles A Winston and a six member committee to probe ventilation issues in schools. The effort aims to uncover facts and possible remedies for poor air conditions affecting pupils, amid broader public debate.
A garbled OCR passage discusses educational issues in Tennessee with vague names and quotes. It references a meeting, a seminary principal, and a call for practical schooling while criticizing mistaken attitudes. The text is incomprehensible in parts and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Reading fragment discusses ancient devices and inventions with vague references to modern engravings and a machine to supply water. Mentions a Greek team, a person named Marit Thevoca, and a date around 1471 with a Maine running in Paris by 662. References Robert Hooke and telephony ideas in London.
A dramatic scene unfolds in a terrace garden as Iris Gastelle and Armoy discuss guardianship and a potential guardian suitor. Amid hesitations, Denton interjects with a dramatic entrance, prompting a tense chase and a proposal that shocks Iris.
The piece notes women carrying a stretch of wrap in evening outings and praises a graceful shoulder. A quarrel between two individuals reveals concerns over affection and reputation. It cites health trends by age and marital status, plus a dense statistic on merchantable saw timber and yearly timber yield.
A new French group named the Optimists forms in Paris led by Dr E Daglivaurt with prominent members like Metehnikoff Camille Flammiarion and Drieux. The circle includes scientists and artists eager to prove their doctrines with data and to push for social reform and longevity.
President Wilson voiced strong support for scientific farming in the United States after fifty or more farm demonstration agents visited the White House. He praised the demonstration program as essential to raising per acre yields and highlighted the role of farmers and the demonstration method in advancing national agriculture.
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