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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
8
A garbled transcription reports a speaker urging binding peace and appeal to both sides. Despite dense errors, phrases mention winning backing, offering rewards, and calling for restraint, with scattered references to figures and locations.
A judge named Ramsey launches a sharp verbal tirade during a court session, drawing attention from attorneys and observers. Details of the exchange remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
OCR fragments mention fines and charges related to a person named Winn and an affray. The text references a Tremere aer, a local heater, and a neutral note about a court or seizure. Details are unclear due to damaged source wording.
A garbled text fragment references a Norweian South Tote Pinder and mentions names like Marcel Por Manare and Anton. It notes an order related to ammunition and various unreadable phrases.
Macgregor presents views on Roosevelt as a host for the Ghioagy Convention. The garbled text references political opinions, potential hosting, and allied names, with unclear details but indicates a discussion of leadership and venue.
In May 1912 we will buy 50 good jingles for the Post Toastles Jingle Book. You may earn 20 dollars for an original jingle or for completing a missing line in an incomplete jingle via the coupon. A fine way to have some fun.
A playful ad seeks English jingles for a 2000 dollar deal. It promises 50 jingles, with writer names and addresses printed and mailed to each enquirer who sends a return envelope. A missing line must include Tasties in correct thyme and mel, or an original four line Post Toasties jingle with one line containing Post Toasties.
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