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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text describes Democratic party dynamics and political figures with scattered mentions of candidates, administrations, and public sentiment. It references figures like Weedrow Wilkot and Wend vile, plus general critique of party unity and progress, set against a period political backdrop.
The article discusses government actions and defense arguments surrounding restraining orders tied to railroad strikes. It references murders, sabotage, and disruptions, with debates on jurisdiction, the Clarion Act, and the balance between public welfare and individual rights amid wartime tensions.
An OCR garble recounts 19th or early 20th century war discourse with mentions of Great Britain France and Deileanita de post them. It references Turk interests, Russia and Mantanlip, and a conference with a plan to curb expansion. The piece alludes to San Stefan and Cetestine realms, Parke Nowra Wer, and ongoing struggles in Asia with shifting alliances and naval power.
The text argues the League of Nations can begin progress toward ending war but cannot stop conflicts when great powers feel threatened. It notes nations act from self interest and that abolition of avar requires slow evolution beyond a single generation.
A fragmented plea from a self described prize fool laments careless drivers, especially women, who fail to check behind before pulling into traffic. The speaker boasts immunity to danger while criticizing others, then declares personal irresponsibility and disdain for accountability, ending with a nod to a political figure who supposedly still lives.
A Philadelphia report by Dr Hy J Mills reviews infantile eczema progress and diet links. It notes that many cases improve when the mother's diet excludes certain foods, with breastfed infants often affected by this protein element. bottle fed infants show different triggers. Skin testing on infants helps identify reactive foods, and some infants improve with milk removal or alternative feeding.
Fragmentary text references railroads and beekeeping alongside mentions of Cecilius Calvert and Heinrich Schliemann. It describes a Roman Catholic site in Tage, a plaiting event, and a rain in Asia Minor. It notes Protestant penalties and early religious conflicts, with scattered names and places.
Braned physician Dr Emil Covey advances a mental healing program stressing suggestion and imagination. He explains healing relies on the patient’s will and self power, not religious faith, and describes demonstrations where audiences attempt to quiet the mind and control symptoms. His lectures emphasize scientific method and personal responsibility in recovery.
A jumble of garbled terms appears to list names and places such as Malton Vietieres Engin VY Nive trope and Winnie, Bont UA Malar Male Man, Munte erssin, Vawlesille Majestinn, Pina Vaupvitle, and Me Retest, with stray phrases like Here and There. The text reads as a damaged OCR fragment lacking coherent narrative.
The piece surveys September as a bustling return to school and city life, detailing seasonal changes, fashion shifts, social scenes, and holiday rituals. It highlights cultural touchstones from hotels, beaches, and concerts to weddings, vacations, and university towns, painting a vivid portrait of a crowded, transitional month.
A fragmentary column describes a traveling show with a fortune teller, a wise woman, and a boastful magian. Anxious remarks about tame beasts and a fear of sharp nails mix with casual chatter among attendees and a conspiratorial vibe at a late night gathering.
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