Houston Daily Post publication and circulation notice
Public notice from The Houston Daily Post listing office addresses Franklin Avenues and contact numbers for departments. It names authorized agents for city billing and subscription payments and instructs that all accounts be paid to the Post printing company with delivery guaranteed by 6 40 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thewboreing
Messrs
Theo Bering
Chas. Lott
Bert Hull
Janager
Ste
Pa Moyston Paryvine Company
Ihées
Past sale locations listed for the New Orleans to Omaha area
The notice lists sale points across multiple cities including New Orleans St Charles Street news stand and Union Square New York City Frentano's Washington Buffalo St Louis Los Angeles Denver Omaha with various stationery firms and vendors named for the past sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Charles Motel
T. Po Gexsinet
St Charles Street
H. J. Holle
Commercial Street
New York City
Frentano's
Union
Washington
Washington News Exchange
Buffalo
Duffalo ‘Grewlation Bureau
St Louis
Planters' Watel and Ashton
Los Angeles
Cat
Oliver & Mhriis
South Spring Streets
Denver
Coro
the Stationery Company
Hamilton & Kemirick
Seventeenth Street
Omaha
Neb
Merrerth Stationery Company
The Future of China and Its Industrial Awakening
The article discusses pending protocols to end foreign occupation in China within two weeks and predicts rapid restoration and industrial progress. Claude MacDonald argues China’s wealth in minerals and chemicals will be developed by foreigners, while Chinese adopt foreign methods and break bonds of superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Thislera
Tepela
Japan
Claude MacDonald
Mr Macdonald
Ei Dorsld
Statisuo
Maximo Gomez
Palma
Cisneros
Malina
Counterfeit Democracy in Ohio Platform Debate
The piece attacks newspaper hypocrisy over the Ohio Democratic platform and financial policy. It cites the Galveston Dallas News and San Antonio Express for ignoring Bryan and the monetary issue, arguing officials are pressed to reveal public corporation dealings and railroad property valuations to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Democrats
Galveston- Dallas News
San Antonio Express
Bryan
Ohio
Ohio Ree
Ghia convention declarations draw mixed reviews
The passage ridicules the declarations of the Ghia convention and dismisses any merit beyond a tariff reform plank. It accuses the Ghia democrats of spurious democracy and labels supporters as duped by journalistic mentors, noting a skeptical stance even from rival papers.
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Ghia
Waco
Appeal to raise funds for Admiral Schley testimonial
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes a movement to fund a testimonial for Admiral Schley amid efforts to downplay his wartime achievements. Letters urge newspapers to solicit subscriptions and forward them, signaling renewed public support for Schley’s role in the last war.
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Slater
Post
Memphis
Tent
Fynde
Admiral Schley
Schley
Cerveri
Santiago Harbor
Brooklyn
Cole
Simnall
Sehley
Chronicle Notes From Fading Manuscripts and Local Lore
A blend of notices mentions a funds appeal for Daortrouth college dated xpR1 and the estate of a Miss Hopkins in Northamton Mass Vt. The diary of David Sewall a York county Maine judge is unearthed in Alfred court records Justice Sewall appointed district judge of Mixathneettts. Russian cotton mill output in 1896 totals 577 million pounds with value 76 million dollars and 427 million in capital. For the first summer in years no gambling occurs at Long Bratch as gates and bolted houses restrict access.
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Daortrouth College
Mise Hopkins
Northamnton
Mass
Washington
Lincoln
Livingston
William Mure
Robert Mortis
David Sewall
York County
Maine
Court House
Alfred
Justite Sewall
District Court of
Mixathneettts
Long Bratch
Notable Georgia newspaper veteran in frail health
Colonel FB Sawyer described as the oldest pews paper man in Georgia lies critically ill at home near Atlanta. He spent the Reconstruction era with Athinta papers and later edited a Rome paper. Professor William DeWitt Alexander, a Hawaiian islands expert and author, has joined a U.S. coun t project. A memorial bureau is planned at Garrison Forest for Charles Morton Stewart. A thirty five acre land tract was secured for the project.
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FB. Sawyer
Georgia
Atlants
Athinta
Rome
William DeWitt Alexander
Hawaiian Department of Surveys
Hawaiian Islands
Garrison Forest
Charles Morton Stewart
Odds and ends from the press and rain drenched rural life
A collage of quoted items from various papers describes public health fears of tuberculosis, political barbs on British actions, a rain drenched cow saga, and a proposed salary cut for city workers. The wavering tone and mixed topics reflect a turbulent, opinionated era with scattered humorous and critical notes.
Reflections of a Bachelor New York Press Fragment
A partial, fragmented prose piece reflecting on Elisha and domestic life. It contemplates marital roles, female perceived foolishness, and the social rituals around motherhood and public judgment, noted in a dated newspaper voice.
New Texas Magazine debuts with broad Texas spotlight
The first issue from Corona published by Texas Historical Publishing Co. arrives in Pallas. Founded by Mrs Benedette Moore Tobin who has died in Austin, the monthly, illustrated journal features portraits and articles on notable Texans, including prominent Houstonians and Dallas, San Antonio, Galveston figures.
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Corona
Pallas
Texes Historical Publishing Company
Pog
Benedette Moore Tobin
Austin
Corona i
Larry Chittenden
Miralyay
B. Lamar
Texas
J. HM. Kirby
Sumach de Allen
A. C. Allen
Kideor Watking
Marton ‘Holt Seward
Eleanor Lepke
John Sheath
Thomas S$. Foster
Heorgit Swift Brasher
Mins
Ry Schowets
Pook. Ewing
Eileen Lovejoy
Houston
J. JH. Kirby
Frank Grice
San Antonio
Alma Reiffert
Coero
Walker Willis
Misa Lillian Gano
J.T. Trezevant
Dallas
George Sealy
Galveston
Ruth Weiss
Mixe DI McFudden
Beaumont
Catalogue items from Wearnd Peacook school and Tarleton college
The Post received the annual Peacook school catalogue from Wearnd San Antonio Texas with the Primo mer magazine by pupils. Principal Prof Weasley Peacoick notes seven years since establishment, enrollment 126 from sixty towns, next term opens Sept 6. Also received John Tarleton College Stephenville Texas catalogue. third session begins Sept 2. President K E Branlette A M L. board includes Averpor Sayers Lefevre and County Judge Frank of Krain. Beeville city schools catalogue arrives with faculty and graduating class photos and local views.
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Peacock's School For Boys
Wearnd
San Antonio
Texas
Priommer
Weasley Peacoick
Jobn Tarleton
Stephenville
John Tarleton
K, E. Branlette
Averpor Sayers
Lefevre
Frank
Krain County
Boeville
Beeville
Havana Dispatch Reports Cuban Rumors and Local Affairs
A Havana dispatch recounts Cuban reactions to a New York rumor about Morro Castle, notes yellow fever outbreak near Santiago de las Vegas, and highlights U S aided industrial school project at Santiago de las Vegas. It covers public health, embezzler Neely, General Wood’s health, bandit actions, and Cuban political maneuvering with election law details.
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Havana
Cuba
Hayate
New York
Yellow Journal
United States
Morro Castle
Bandara
Uncle Sam
Santiago de Las Vegas
Gorgas
General Wood
McKinley
Thes Ward
Laine
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
A collection of aphoristic lines on human folly and virtue reflecting urban wit. Observations compare wealth, courage, and humor to everyday life, noting sailors as tarred by the sea and jokes about farming, temperaments, and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Cee
Cena
Sey Vanes
Moonlit promises and a bustling city dole
Fragmented OCR blends verse about a returning love with scattered society items. It notes a Columbus ice dealers quarrel, Amelia Lamp suing city for ten thousand dollars, a bigamy conviction case involving Earl Russell, and a playful office joke about a boss away.
Fashions for Women and Bloomers as Practical Wear
A 1920s style guide urges tailored fits for skirts while avoiding bulky waistlines and frills. It promotes bloomers for house work, washable materials, and practical blouses with cuffed sleeves, contrasting with ornate fabrics and heavy undergarments. The piece notes fabric choices, color tones, and styling tips for concealment of curves.
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Boston Journal
Oracle
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VO Honor
Tin Ag
Minenariy
Pareree
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Pat
Mirren
Mexico
Weeias
Kaniyas
Manna
Steel Trust
Ritchener
Tillman
Cansees
Sauplow
Witten
Africa
Titastas
Ohio Democracy
Mac Law
Brooklyn Bridge
Actin
Samson
Curt Wa Ta
Hit
Koch
Strenta
Gallc
Corpus Rony
Tinham Press
Cocke Sam
Araine Fe
Harrison
Kitike
Gurls
Ally
Laweer
Palestine Press
Honiet
Sintone
Express
Souther Merry
Elisha
Shaphat
Ashe
New Texas Magazine
Tts
Weys
University of Havana
Neely
Director General of Posts
Cihahata
Pinar del Rio
Marana
Helen Huck
Hobb
Sabine Pass
Aval
A. M. Ranesiine
Columbus
Amelia
Acld
Kipling
Times
Earl Russell
Necktie
Luncmeom
Graham Waters
the Post
Beacon Banc
Cafe Au Lait
Emaguine Inlet
Brrd
Venezuela
South America
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