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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references a Seer Anti-Saloon League inquiry with scattered phrases about hearings, federal actions, and possible council or committee involvement. Named entities are unclear due to garbled source, but imply a legal or governmental inquiry surrounding temperance legislation.
A fragmented OCR item references an unclear event or object involving an umbrella and mallets labeled with odd phrasing. The readable bits suggest a playful or error-filled snippet rather than a complete news item. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations emerge from the legible text.
Ince Peravenn and Traber are mentioned in a garbled note about travel to a base in Georgia. The text references a ship, a voyage, and a weekly timetable with unclear details. Names and places appear distorted, leaving the core event and participants only vaguely identifiable.
Mildred Wayne headlines a Palace Play showing The Gold Diggers this week as local cinema goers see performances Friday night through weekend. The feature runs with supporting acts and a parade of colorfully presented wartime era showings at the Mirae Mareng theater.
The Methodist choir under Jrobsbeck plans a semi centennial sacred musicale with gala events to please many. The program features various pieces and guest performers as the church hosts celebrations and concerts through the season.
A garbled OCR item discusses AGT attorney roles for veterans and bureau heads being informed. It references complete rehabilitation of disabled veterans and mentions directors, but text is largely unreadable, with scattered phrases about preparation, oversight, and possible program actions.
A fragmentary item notes a death on the eve of a so called resurrection returns case. The text is unclear with garbled names and locations, but indicates a legal dispute or action surrounding a revival or return, ending with the death of a person connected to the matter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning medical terms and dates, with uncertain names and locations. The readable parts reference inflammation, abscess, possibly December, and names like Cormega and Ske Sue amid a corrupted segment. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge.
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