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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1918
Page
2
A dense, garbled OCR page contains scattered phrases about the war, technology, and personalities. Amid jumbled names and stray references to battles, figures, and places, the text reads like a collage of clipped notes and partial quotes without a clear, single narrative.
An old patent remedy advertisement argues that Dodsor's Liver Tone is better than calomel for the liver. It promotes the old vegetable formula and claims safe, gentle action without harm, urging readers to trust their liver care with this herbal tonic. It mentions pharmacies and stores selling the product and contrasts it with harsher laxatives.
A 1916 recruitment notice via The Post invites Texas fire insurance buyers to place policies with three state firms. It touts 2 million in assets, 665000 in premiums in 1917, and 2.5 million lent to Texas borrowers, promising dependable indemnity and cash rebates, and urges readers to ask local agents to renew with these companies.
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