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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1918
Page
13
Farmers Urged to “Produce More” Says Agriculture Chief
Agriculture officials urge farmers to boost output citing market demand and price signals. Officials stress improved seeds, irrigation, and timely planting to maximize yields and stabilize rural incomes.
Keeping Money Is One of Soldiers Chief Problems
A garbled historical text fragment discusses money as a central issue for soldiers, referencing a secretary and a wartime setting. The excerpt mentions terms like dollars, government, and personal financial concerns amid unclear context. The piece reads as an OCR damaged snippet with many illegible portions.
Women Keep It On Dresser Never Let Corns Ache Twice
Fragmentary ad style text prompts readers to keep corn remedies on a dresser. The chaotic wording references Tan, boots, and price hints, with garbled mentions of location cues like palace and wage, leaving unclear who or what is being promoted.
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