Warning Signs and Moral Debates Across Texas
A fragmentary view shows discussions on warning signs tied to moral conduct and the Ten Commandments, plus Texas constitutional debates. It cites warnings against idolatry and theft, warns of risk to life from moral neglect, and notes a July vote on separating the A and S College from the University, urging support for education and independence within Calhoun state passages.
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Texas
Texan
Friends of Education
Rome
Stanford Chancellor Calls for World Peace Mission
David Starr Jordan of Stanford University urged in Houston on Sunday that the world pursue a mission of worldwide peace. He declared that not victory but destruction and desolation would temper the end of European conflict.
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David Starr Jordan
Toland Stanford
University of California
toRrtie
Yeace
Houston
Witty Penday Propounded Hidden Message In Estate Tale
A distorted note claiming a witty Penday proclaimed a dene in the estate, presenting a cryptic offer about an euggretion. The text indicates non protatibe claims and hints at an ongoing engagement, though the meaning remains obscure.
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Witty Penday
Hise Proposes Resolution 44 On Denton Industrial School
A fragmentary 19th century notice discusses Hise backing Resolution No 44 to be voted July 36H proposing A de M Cullene as an independent institution and the permanent establishment of an Industrial school at Denton. The text blends unrelated items about aviation, Europe politics, and local education with uncertain details.
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Irill
A. de M. Cullene
Denton
Lopta Lattee
German Experts Claim High Altitude Germs Tank Health
A chaotic OCR digest cites German medical authorities noting ten minutes of exposure at altitude affects germs and the human body. It includes garbled references to dairy processing, butter makers, taste preservation, and a parade of varied topics from patents to war commentary, with scattered newspaper snips from multiple papers.
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Hanitie Hans Beet
United States Department of Agriculture
London
Frenchaai
Langston
Fragmentary wartime lines reveal anti German sentiment
Fragmentary OCR text depicts British and Allied views on neutrality and retaliation against German forces. Passages mention London air raid ferocity, destruction of German shops, and pulling the war into Europe. Also notes submarine activity and shipyard pride amid conflict.
Insurance for Everybody and the Death Claim Confusion
A fragmented insurance piece questions coverage when a worker dies. It notes disputes over wage averages, premium charges, and whether life insurance ends with death or remains payable. The text hints at a reporter’s aside about a dream cat and odd phrases amid policy confusion.
A Dangerous Practice and Humorous Vignettes in Philadelphia
A dated Philadelphia newspaper page features anecdotes on insurance debate and social chatter. It includes snippets about group life insurance, a farm farm-building anecdote, a courtroom exchange, and humorous quips from the Inquirer and World.
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