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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1917
Page
5
Fragmented OCR refers to a royal succession debate and commissions, naming Matas Feyain and Davarta as figures, with mentions of a hereditary president and safety fault concerns. The garbled lines reference a council, a Tank, and a possible vote or plan for governance, though details are unclear.
Reads like a garbled public notice relating to pellagra with references to names, places, and dates around 1810. The readable portions mention illness, death, and a request or proclamation about a listing or event tied to a person, with broken phrases and unclear context.
Fragmentary text mentions fear and baldness with scattered phrases about toil and boats. No clear event, people, or organization is identifiable from the readable lines. Further context is needed for a precise card.
John W Bates, an engineer, unveils a Mitchell model built from 19 designs after 144 refinements and 700 improvements. He emphasizes margin in costs, oversize safety parts, and a complete car with 31 tires and chrome components, claiming savings of about 4 million dollars and a premium lifetime vehicle priced at 1195 dollars.
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