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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
6
A scanned notice lists examination candidates for the state board of pharmacy including women such as Maria Antonio, Seven Megroes, and others. The fragmentary text names several individuals and references licensure topics and eligibility procedures surrounding the pharmacists exam.
The court selected a jury to try Dennis Cousil on murder charges. District Attorney John W. Crooke indicated the case involves opposition to capital punishment. Proceedings were set for a July Monday and related hearings were noted in the report.
A fragmented market report notes plentiful cantaloupes and peaches with references to vegetables including tomatoes and potatoes. OCR garble makes many lines unreadable but signals a general mega-supply and busy market activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Otis Pacha Nuva Sorts Operations and BAYADA Fane 1 Termine in New York Dry Goods. Mentions a person named Paton and a dire phrase about ending life. Readable parts are sparse and unclear.
A damaged OCR style notice advertises complexion soap samples offered by mail order. It lists Frees and Payee terms with unclear addresses and hints at mail sample promotions. The fragment mentions a product sample and home advertisement language typical of late era newspaper classifieds.
A fragmentary local court report outlines a rent and property issue involving several names and dates. The text references sewer maintenance and a court appearance with unsigned details, indicating ongoing legal action over tenancy and eviction.
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