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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1916
Page
5
The report cites Dr Corcas urging action to end yellow fever by year end. He cites unverified claims of orders to halt spread and references a planned extermination of yellow fever vectors, with dates and directives tied to December 31 and February 1 predictions amid a wider political health debate.
A fragmented note records an upcoming event with a noted Jewish scholar speaking at a Bnai B’rith Day. The garbled text hints at a formal gathering, possibly in a university or community venue, with committee actions and a program timetable referenced in vague terms.
A garbled OCR passage mentions stopping tobacco use in one day with unclear references to riders, locations, and dates. Names, places, and actions are incoherent, yielding a fragmented item with no clear event or outcome to anchor.
Readable fragments show a shop offering white Cambrics and silks in various colors. Items include scarves, emeralds, and fancy fabric pieces. Promotions mention prices and sale terms, with references to durable fabrics and broad assortment.
A Texas community reels after a store robbery reported in January. Police report a break in at Graprend Store, with damaged interiors and stolen merchandise. Local residents express concern while investigators pursue leads and review surveillance. The incident prompts questions about security and safety in the neighborhood.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a town setting with names and numbers. The readable parts reference a potential meeting, a poten Bal and a location, plus a vague note about a project or agenda item. No clear people, dates, or concrete outcomes are extractable.
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