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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1910

Page

13

Texans See Real Demonstration of Man’s Ability to Fly

Cold does not affect Paulhan he flew in Denver with four inches of snow on the ground. Come to Houston Friday and Saturday and see him fly. Reduced rates from all points. Tickets on sale Thursday and Friday good to return Monday. This is the first opportunity for Texans to see a real demonstration of man’s ability to fly. Don’t fail to come and see demonstrated the greatest invention of present era.

Denver Houston

Round Trip Fare and Tickets for Aviation Grounds

Tickets for Aviation Grounds at South Houston are on sale at The Post business office. Round trip including admission costs 1.25 dollars. Buy your tickets before going to the trains to avoid the crush.

South Houston Business Office of the Post

Fragmentary OCR Passage About Weather and Illness Notes

Unclear text fragment references cold causes and medical notes with scattered phrases. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent summary card.

New Books at Library Readings and Selections

A list of new library acquisitions described with scattered phrases about titles and authors. The readable text hints at readers seeking varied works and the opening of shelves for a different season, with periodic mentions of immunity and sound in passing.

Electro Radio Restores Lost Voice Frees Som Mother

A mother bursts into tears as an electro radio restores her son’s voice after a period of silence. The scene captures relief and gratitude with a crowd of relatives and neighbors witnessing the moment. The device’s success is hailed as a small miracle in a tight-knit community.

Electro Radio

Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Local Page Text

The readable lines hint at a ceremonial or editorial note from a newspaper page. Names and places are garbled, with quotes and stray words like wine and heat suggesting a miscellaneous column or caption. The fragment offers no clear event, date, or identifiable entity to anchor a full summary.

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