Catarrh Hurts More Than is Realized
A fragmentary item notes catarrh symptoms cause greater discomfort than expected, with unclear context or details leaving the health impact ambiguous.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
11
A fragmentary item notes catarrh symptoms cause greater discomfort than expected, with unclear context or details leaving the health impact ambiguous.
The text notes Harbor Board selection including KM Farrar CG Miller Thee Mt Ball John T Soot Wery and mentions harbor department creation by ordinance. It references regulations and prospective duties, with incomplete phrases about oversight, fares, and governance, reflecting a local government action document.
A garbled OCR item lists a beard related campaign segment and mayoral reference with scattered fragments. The readable parts mention a candidate, a local street, and an event or speech but lack clear names, dates, or locations to identify a complete story.
A garbled wire service style blurb reports postal receipts rising, mentioning metrics and locations in unclear prose. The fragment references rates, regions, and possible dates but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Petition filed seeks review of all past Allen estate dealings and certain cancellations. The case names Margaret B. era and others, with Texas ties and a court action involving multiple parties and a three-passenger mention, reflecting ongoing probate and property dispute activity.
Pupils contribute six hundred dollars to buy volumes for a reading program. The fragmentary item notes a school effort to supply supplemental reading materials and lists involved individuals and locations in a period voice.
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