Lei Show Floats to National Flower Exhibit at Houston Coliseum
The national flower show opens February 12 featuring a grand Lei display and a 72,500 square foot canvas of flora. Highlights include 20,000 Holland tulips, a full scale colonial facade, massive azaleas hydrangeas begonias and orchids filling the Coliseum, plus smaller displays of lei and bird of paradise. Information available at Rice Hotel Flower Show offices in Houston.
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Hawaiian Lei to Fly to Houston for National Flower Show
A Hawaiian Lei of sweet leilani flowers will be exhibited at the National Flower Show in Houston February 18 and 19. The lei, flown from Hawaii via China Clipper to San Francisco, will be transferred to a commercial airline for the Houston display at Sam Houston Coliseum. The 70th National Flower Show plans exotic displays from South America and other regions as part of the event.
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Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Chest Relief
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion for persistent coughs and bronchial irritation. It asserts the medicine goes to the seat of the trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, and loosens phlegm. It guarantees a money refund if not satisfied and urges asking for Creomulsion by name.
High School Logbook Notes From Eagle Lake Rivalry
In Eagle Lake, the Wildcats edged the Eagle Lake Eagles in a tense game. Final score 25 to 24, with late scoring by the Wildcats and a strong push by the Eagles to end the third. The report highlights student views, future plans, and upcoming events at the high school.
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Autobiography Through a Paper’s Eye Hidden Slave Voice
A first person narrative describes an animated page torn from a newspaper. The metal and glue of the era give it a life story about being created and exploited by a nameless inventor who enslaved beings then discarded the narrator. A kindly reader rescues the page, and the tale ends with the narrator content to stay as is.
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Free February 26 Senior Class Evening Entertainment
February 26 features a free to the public senior class evening entertainment described as a radio program with assorted forms of amusement. The notice hints at party plans and social happenings, naming students and teachers with informal remarks and student jokes. it summarizes upcoming school social events and plans for the month.
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Promeam
Wisconsi
Fragmentary 19th Century Market Jabber Reveals Mixed Up Commerce
The fragment lists various shops and trades in a garbled taxonomic jumble. It mentions drug stores hardware stores furniture stores and shoemakers, with stray references to molasses and socks. A shift into social behavior notes restless crowds and women in men’s attire and men with beards.
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