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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1917

Page

11

A Slacker and Duty in War Times by Harriot Russell

A pro war period piece argues against slackers who avoid military service while their families depend on them. It urges men with wives or children to enlist, declaring duty to country outweighs personal burdens and calling on those with means to support dependents at home. It contrasts such men with those who have no dependents.

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Bury Your Dead Notions in a Corrugated Tale

Fragmentary text hints at cryptic reflections on memory and deception, with scattered phrases about dead notions, moving stories, and elusive names. The excerpt carries a scattered sense of pursuit, identity, and perception within a fractured narrative fragment.

The Girl's Job A Bicycle Vacation

A fragmentary item discusses a girl and a bicycle vacation with unclear context and garbled OCR text. Names and events are not decipherable, leaving a minimal record of the intended topic and setting.

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The readable words suggest a garbled text about a vacation schedule or event. Names and places are unclear, with multiple fragments referencing dates, people, and activities. Immediate details are not recoverable from the provided snippet.

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From Cradle to Grave A Mosquito Keeps Sweet Dreams

Fragmentary text discusses infants and mosquitoes, mentioning Sweet Dreams and Benama families. It references attempts to show dreams and a cycle from infancy to old age, with experts requested and a town context implied.

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