Polly and Her Pals-ites Us in a By Cliff Sterreit
Comic strip notes by Cliff Sterreit feature Polly and her companions in a playful spoof about a playful club captioned The United Sayings Beck of Gebel with quirky wordplay and whimsical banter.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1914
Page
6
Comic strip notes by Cliff Sterreit feature Polly and her companions in a playful spoof about a playful club captioned The United Sayings Beck of Gebel with quirky wordplay and whimsical banter.
The police cannot be everywhere with limited personnel so citizens must observe the rule of safety first. Do not hurt yourself or others and avoid risking life or limbs. You are your brother's keeper, a principle Dr. Jacobs says has long stood. remorse follows loss.
The notice requests the debtor appear in city court to answer an unpaid loan and asserts the executor's authority in the matter. It names the estate and directs the respondent to file defenses by a stated deadline. No specific names or dates are clearly legible in the damaged text.
Rice trade items show no clear movement as Houston market stays quiet and steady. Commodities named include vessels and categories tied to Galveston and Sabine areas, with references to marine intelligence and regional traders.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Washington area page with mixed words and broken sentences. No coherent event, names, or dates clearly identifiable beyond scattered place names and terms. Reads like corrupted data needing source restoration.
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