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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a historical tableau staged by children at the Houston YMCA with a theme of great prosperity. The readable portions mention a dramatic spectatorship or performance in a gym setting and reference to a historical tableau with children acting.
Clifford A. Olson formerly served as Y secretary at Logan Ts and is reported dead at Camp Travis. The fragmentary text references names and places with unclear details but confirms Olson's death and his former role.
A fragmented city page notes a Texas City couple married amid scattered items including a murder threat. Other readable bits mention a swimming class and an Americanization school schedule, with various garbled phrases and names.
The Equal Suffrage Workers Show in Moying Picture features Sheena and a cast in a staged event. The piece notes dates and locations while highlighting community engagement and advocacy themes.
Readers note a student production titled A Comet of the Campus. The text lists cast notes and likely rehearsal or performance details with partially legible names and times, reflecting a campus arts event and student involvement.
Brief school notice states Magnolia Park School session ends tonight with schedule details and a closing time reminder. Hard to parse remaining text but confirms school event timing and location.
A local Negro Baptist mission gathering convened at St. Marks with attendees including leaders and community members. The event focused on fellowship, prayer, and planning for future outreach activities within the parish and surrounding neighborhoods.
A fragmented paragraph notes Ma Burdick speaking about assisting boys overseas. The garbled OCR includes stray phrases, personal anecdotes, and scattered names, with no clear dates, locations, or verifiable details.
A garbled OCR article reports the mayor accusing drug dealers of law violations in Houston, naming an area near Houston and Barre County. It references Arline 19 and a drug-related case, with unclear details about locations and dates.
Readable fragments indicate the First Presbyterian Church will host a Christian Endeavor convention or program. Details are incomplete but suggest a local church gathering with planned activities and speakers.
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