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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1901
Page
9
The Grand Jury’s report is presented in Texas with details on discharge and unresolved matters. It covers county actions, sheriff concerns, and notes on deputies, along with references to legal proceedings and civic oversight procedures.
The piece argues that deafness is often curable and warns it is frequently overlooked. It discusses how nasal issues and blocked passages can lead to hearing loss, notes suggestions from doctors, and mentions remedies and care for children and adults.
Three candidates vie for the Daughters of the Confederacy Texas division presidency at a meeting in San Antonio. Tyler’s Mrs. Cone Jenison and Houston’s Miss Adela Turnerant join another hopeful as they head into a likely heated election to fill the late Mrs. Benedatte Tobin’s term.
A Post correspondent reports a prediction that Texas will reach about 4,000,000 inhabitants by the next census. The narrative cites large in-migration since September, with thousands arriving and many intending to settle, as communities mobilize and Congress debates actions.
A review notes New York trade suspended awaiting a government report. The piece discusses cotton markets, farmers, and anticipated policy effects, with reference to expected government figures and market reactions. It mentions alliances, buying patterns, and the potential impact on prices and production.
New York traders report tentative demand for holiday merchandise with some items holding value while others slip. Gold and silver prices ease as merchants indicate cautious sentiment and potential further declines ahead.
A discussion on indigestion explains digestion as the body's use of digestants to make blood and tissue. It notes indigestion stems from lacking digestive juices and causes stomach pressure, belching, and fears of heart trouble, urging commonsense reasoning.
An advertisement asserts that indigestion is the root of many illnesses and presents Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a complete digestive remedy. It claims the formula supplies essential elements to digest all foods, rest digestive organs, and restore health, strength, and blood quality.
A flood of testimonials extol Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach trouble and indigestion. Patients from Wisconsin to Michigan report relief after using one or two bottles, noting improved appetite and lasting cures after years of doctoring and distress. Some letters claim dramatic personal recoveries and endorse widespread use.
A fragmented local report notes a man, Hin Oeyedin, fatally wearied amid a November 29 incident with storms. The story mentions injuries to Trosicio Heenaen and others, with references to Silits and Heide as locations or groups involved, but specifics remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local column titled Haskell Happenings and mentions community items in a garbled form. The readable portions reference a town and everyday activities with unclear names and events.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions multiple garbled terms and names without coherent context. It reads as a jumble of words including possible company or place fragments and stray letters, lacking a discernible event or identifiable entities.
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