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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
3
A summary of Jesus directing the twelve to prepare for his mission. He prays, then ordains twelve, gifting them power to heal and cast out devils. They are sent in pairs to preach repentance, with authority to perform signs, and to rely on divine provision as they travel.
Vague OCR fragment suggests religious or devotional note referencing God and Henry F. Meyer. Readable elements are limited. requires broader text to establish event, date, or participants.
Fragmentary report from the health department shows an official arguing that health comes from abstaining and discipline. The text references a man named Howard and a critique of indulgence, with garbled lines about diet and cost, including a jab about being unable to afford food or drink.
A fragmentary satirical passage hints at a conceited billionaire film figure facing critique over a public image. The tone mocks social status and romantic alliances while alluding to media attention and personal boasts. The garbled text suggests a scene of interruption and reaction to scrutiny.
A fragmentary note discusses pine seedlings evaluation in Johnson County. It mentions a grower and earnings prospects, with references to quantities and a limited supply. The text is garbled but suggests interest in forestry yields and market potential for young pines.
An old-time medical advertisement touts a supposed preventive remedy for colds grip and influenza. It claims laxative and other agents as key ingredients and features a wary note about the product bearing the name W Greve. The text is faded and fragmentary but suggests a promotional claim from a period newspaper page.
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