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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1919

Page

7

Germany's Future After the Great War

The author argues Germany faces a long recovery, losing vast manpower and territories while its financial credit and exports collapse. With a decimated seagoing fleet and towering debts, Germany must rely on foreign credits but risks perpetual hardship, emigration, and a delayed empire renewal as the war’s consequences unfold.

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Fragmented note on prewar monetary systems and gold supply

A damaged OCR passage discusses current money values in dollars and cents, gold backing, and international gold flows. It mentions gold's role in U.S. currency, wartime gold reserves, and geopolitical shifts affecting gold and silver supplies in Russia, Austro-Hungary, Britain, and other nations.

Gold, Silver, and Global Money Powers Warily Shift

Historical notes describe a waning gold premium as mining districts cut production in Colorado and Montana. Silver regains value, nearing parity with gold, aided by long standing demand in China and India, with Mexico shifting to gold and paper money. The piece highlights monetary volatility and calls for safer road crossings amid rising hazard at grade crossings.

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Eliminate Grade Crossings to Safeguard Texas Highways

State voices urge removal of grade crossings as millions in bonds fund new highways. Emphasizes Texas must curb fatalities by faster action, citing Kansas as a model with a public hearing process and commissions authority. Notes highway plans and local projects aim to reduce grade crossings statewide and improve safety for motorists and trains.

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Doniphan Camp Sale Sparks Debate On Wartime Costs

An expose questions the $2 486 750 spent on Camp Doniphan Fort Sill Oklahoma and its sale for 87 000 amid arguments that costs to train the 85th and 15th divisions far exceeded the purchase price. It notes per mile fighting cost and German prisoners priced against wartime outlays and argues the sale underscored government business practices.

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Miss Fitzgerald Appointed Chief Narge of Red Cross Forces

Miss Alice Fitzgerald, formerly of New York and Boston, appointed Chief Narge of the American Red Cross Forces over tras. She has led at French unitary hospitals and trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital Training Stinol for Naysea. She served three years in France and Belgium.

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Fragmented wartime dialogue from a damaged page

A distorted OCR segment recounts a tense exchange during conflict. The narrator cites a soldier named Smith and mentions a lieutenant, a private, and a radio exchange. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, but the passage conveys wartime atmosphere and urges caution amid confusion.

Census Shows About 7005 Buffalos in the United States

A Sept 6 report from Washington notes a Agriculture Department census of buffalo herds in North America. There are about 7005 buffaloes in the United States, with 6000 privately owned or corporate herds. Most are thriving under Department oversight. Yellowstone hosts the largest herd of about 40 bison. Provisions in agricultural appropriations allow donations of animals to municipalities and public institutions to aid propagation, with earlier experiments at Wichita Mountains and other parks boosting numbers.

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Dutch Tractors Boost Farm Work in Heerl en Reclaimed Fields

A Dutch report describes farmers adopting twin tractor systems in the Heerlen area to aid plowing and cultivation. The article notes older methods being replaced by paired tractors, with teams of five and two oxen trialed to compare efficiency. Writings from Mrs Nelle Wonders of California discuss innovations and future improvements in hay and burning practices.

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Weimar Chaos Deepens as Socialists Rise Tide

Correspondent reports in Germany show Socialists driving a volatile push toward a military dictatorship under rising radical factions. Hecht argues the danger stems from Bolshevik influence, while labor movements split between reform and radical aims. The piece traces party splits, worker militancy, and government instability threatening Germany’s future.

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