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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage lists names and terms like Fae, Rankine, Sarr, Teas, Sabin, and Tree alongside scattered phrases about heat, poetry, and a distorted geography. The text mixes potential person references with place-like tokens and incomplete sentences, offering little coherent reportage.
The population figure set at 113,308,285 people, with Texas recording 4,472,494 residents. Estimates appear derived from census data of 180 and 1920 based on acreage and federal census methodology.
A real estate man named E Cohen recounts twenty five years of hardship linked to Tanlee. He describes being fed only eggs and orange juice for months and outlines the harsh consequences on his health and finances. The report quotes his frustration at his treatment and the impact on his business and life.
The Bears overcome F C C with a 32 to 14 victory as Baylor’s offense proves too strong. F C C managed two touchdowns but could not close the gap. The game carried through to the final whistle with competitive play from both sides.
A fragmented report notes a Watson case proceeding to a jury in an Augusta federal court. The garbled text mentions Pras Reports and dates in August and November, with unclear surrounding details. The readable portions indicate a federal proceeding involving a Watson defendant amid procedural steps toward trial.
Fragmentary notes praise Rice players during a Baton Rouge event. Names and details are unclear but reference to a short list and various phrases suggest a sports context with recognitions and tensions surrounding competition and performances.
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