Fragmentary Texan Memoir With Pain Descriptions
A damaged clipping from Goumles Texas includes garbled reminiscences of illness and suffering. The text mentions pain that prevents standing and working, with scattered names and phrases that hint at a personal narrative or medical hardship.
Texan Cotton Expo Parade Promises War Path Spectacle
A long list of events for the Texan Cotton Pavilion exposition outlines daily parades and a World War themed show. Highlights include machine demonstrations, free acts, concerts, and a grand war pageant featuring World War II style displays. The program spans November 4 through 16 with multiple venues and participating groups.
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Tann
Iim
Wtiewta
Foxes
Cotton Air
Bom
Kormanponine
WW Ting
City of War
Mayne
John Pejlane
Fran
Phillie Moueton Saji Abianle Gate
Weston
Cmtpda
Cin Lorne Ville Milli Craton
Flulitinen
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Sparta
Jeon Shiek
Umm Calor
Amiga Rica Fsbine
Cian
Cathie
GAN Rtf
Eaminink
Howe
Copsert
Ned Sotoiste
Chilvenm
Hiram
Teanp Central Railroad
Cotton Holt West
Association of the Bouthers
Agro
Wieth Wawneura
Valley
Ome
Usnation BF
Inge Mane
Roloibis
World Famed
Coleermam
Wundrade
Datea
Avis Mam
Camp
Droworks
Ielin
Calvan
Heaven
Fry
Ola
Kenna
Brenan
Rand Aid Hotta
Coliens
Rain
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Fras
Wad
Holman
Colianiey Womi
Tnihhl Twins
Rman
Camp Arthr
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Royweay md
Toe
Plaende
Uenembin
Tlishie
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Inneana & Jwurtia
Apwutaviay Kreme
Michigan
Tuwe Vand
Balniea
Tens of thousands to march in Waco parade
The piece describes a massive display with 20 000 soldiers set to march in a large parade at Waco. It mentions military contingents from Texas and Northern states, with plans for coordinating events around a forthcoming gridiron championship. The article references a November date and events tied to a stateside celebration.
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Waco
Texas
German Wounded in No Man's Land Taken Prisoner
An American patrol in France reports engaging German forces in No Man's Land. A German prisoner claimed Americans were on the front. the prisoner received medical treatment at a field hospital before transport.
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Erman
No Man's Land
U. 5
France
Amorican Aviles Ny
Goran Preuner
Lythe Amreripen
Uy Armorican Flekd
Ameria
So Man's Land
Sawsioue
Hester
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