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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
11
The readable bits mention a show and meet at a central place with names such as Pete and Roar, plus Maputo and Aretha Jobe in unclear contexts. The text appears as garbled OCR with stray phrases about a meeting, a lever, and a ceremony lacking coherent narrative.
A jumbled OCR fragment hints at a Sunday meal with salted bread and tea, mentioning a feast style gathering. It references multiple names and places in a chaotic sequence, offering little clear, reportable detail beyond the sense of a local social event.
The article reports Harry Van Demark will become manager of the ISIS Theatre in Houston, succeeding Mulligan who led the venue previously. It notes WH Gueringer, General Manager, confirmed the changes and references to Will Whea- charged duties in New Orleans. The piece highlights Van Demark’s extensive experience in entertainment management and connections with other regional theaters.
Sid sends an item described as an ak to Petahat, with unclear remaining details. The readable portion implies a transfer or delivery and hints at a show or event context. No clear dates, organizations, or people beyond Sid and Petahat are established.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a local event with mentions of a ward, schedule, and a camera in a tiny alley. It references Tahoe today promu et tremens Syetion and names like Narnia and Pati Feacune, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a wartime setting, mentions darts, a surge or security concern, and Santeria linked names. Readable bits include streets, a sponsor or location, and possible dates. Details are unclear, but it suggests a local incident or event card from a newspaper page.
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