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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
5
Fifty diplomas were awarded in a ceremony with scattered notes on speakers and program items. The account mentions several named individuals and event moments but lacks a coherent sequence of actions or outcomes.
St Jacobs Oil advertises relief for a stiff or lame back with a product claimed to ease pain instantly. The ad highlights fast action and links relief to a historical remedy, using bold claims and period tone.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a discussion on relocating headquarters and court or council matters. It references mentions of coinage, meetings, and figures around administrative decisions, with scattered names and places only partially readable.
The ad lists Black Satin Ribbon by the yard with varying prices and 11.2 inch Velvet ribbons at 25 cents, 2 inch at 29 cents, 21-2 inch at 35 cents, and 23-4 inch at 40 cents. It notes a toilet preparations sale continues with a window display.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a roving group and an event near a river, mentioning a missing oar and a journey to St Louis. The garbled text references patrols, a pan handle, and a train or boat line, with stray names and dates unreadable.
The Fannin school prepares for graduation ceremonies on Thursday with a debate event and a fresh set of activities. Students, including seniors, will participate in the commencement and related performances amid a busy term end schedule.
Announcement notes that City Café is again open to the public after repairs. The brief mentions new seating and hours, inviting locals to visit and support the refreshed establishment.
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