Navy Enlists 22 Men Week's Quota
Navy officials report the service met a weekly enlistment quota of 22 men. The item notes steady recruitment and lists no specific names or events beyond the general quota achievement.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
8
Navy officials report the service met a weekly enlistment quota of 22 men. The item notes steady recruitment and lists no specific names or events beyond the general quota achievement.
Community notes report a social event at Heights Tabernacle with Soldiera as the guest. The brief mentions local attendees and routine church activities. No further details or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
Partial readable notes indicate closures in multiple areas due to a strike. Details are unclear, with fragmented place names and several garbled terms. The report references labor action affecting local operations and transport, but lacks full attribution or specific entities.
The fragment discusses a movement seating concept and antealy analysis with references to Pony BajineDt and UGgonw, noting attempts to trace lines, a sheet, and an unnamed person named Mattar Pa amid a complex, unclear context. It preserves named entities and partial phrases from the source.
A fragmented report from Camp Bowie references drill commands and unit movements. Mentions commands like in, out, and pull with cadence notes and several ambiguous names and times. No clear event or outcome is provided beyond routine training details.
A motorman named Aritr sues Askme for damages over a disputed incident. The filing cites a technologist Fa Pa Sort as a key party in the case and alleges injuries from a seating arrangement at a Tatakan facility.
Fragmented OCR report outlines Gorgas urging observation camps, disease control, and public health measures. Mentions gendered and geographic references, with unclear lines about vaccines, outbreaks, and institutional roles.
A brief item notes a Wicklac badge engineer and an Ursa press, signaling a meeting or update on related operations. The fragment hints at technical roles and a possible coordination event between teams, with limited readable details.
An OCR fragment discusses Dr Edwards Olive Tablets and claims linking to constipation relief and a promotional pitch. The text is garbled with many misspellings and illegible sections making specifics unclear.
The Stout-Wear Specialist, Madame Ulrama, invites every stout woman in Houston to consult during her stay. He promises aid in choosing properly molded, stylish undergarments to improve appearance, noting the challenge of finding correct fittings and the value of Levy's fine clothes when paired with the right corset.
Tria designed along different lines from any corset for stout. The garment allegedly makes 200 pounds look like 160 without straps or bands. Madame Ulman, a career designer, offers a Special Corset Service Department for stout women and those with fit concerns.
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