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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
7
A court in Texas ruled a state law invalid in a civil suit involving parties named in the readable fragments. The decision mentions fines for noncompliance and references multiple local names and places through garbled lines, indicating a contentious legal action with penalties and appeals pending.
The fragmentary item reports awaiting congressional action on the supply department. The text mixes garbled phrases and names, obscuring concrete facts but indicating a pending decision or oversight request related to supply matters and officials.
An incomplete OCR snippet references a male use, money amounts, and scattered names and places. It mentions Maui and Satara, with garbled phrases about a main event or person and a possible court or bet related context. The text is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or outcome.
Senator McCumber presented a grim portrayal of the war raising concerns about prospects and costs. The speech outlined dangers and potential political consequences, urging vigilance and public resilience amid growing tensions and uncertain outcomes.
A historical dental editorial argues soap and chalk fail to prevent decay and pyorrhea. It explains a slimy, aluminous film clings to teeth, hardens into tartar, and harbors germs that ferment foods and cause decay and gum inflammation. The piece links mouth infection to broader diseases.
Pepsodent uses activated pepsin to dissolve the film of albumin on teeth without harsh acid. The ad claims a safer activation method and reports three years of tests with thousands of authorities observing. A one week free tube coupon invites readers to compare cleanliness and whitening after use.
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