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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
2
A brief item notes Catarrhal Deafness and head noises affecting a patient, with remarks on at home care. The text references Teak Aare dio Taney AnD At Home, but details remain unclear in the readable material.
Fragmentary tale claims a home remedy cured a prolonged cough over months. The readable text mentions belief in Twenty-Four Mear and references to a simple treatment, but substantial details and proper nouns are obscured by garbled OCR.
The annual author’s report shows the Budget System saving money for the county and notes continued procurement improvements. Contenis Tran is credited with securing better quality goods, including boots, under the county’s procurement program.
The Cavalli case was continued by Judge Robinson amid ongoing proceedings. Details remain limited as the court schedules further hearings and reviews evidence before a new date.
A garbled OCR style passage asks about a historical act and names like Anglin, Hastie, and Kueh in a cryptic query. It references a Majment era context and possible military or administrative roles, but remains largely unreadable and fragmentary.
Community notice details street work on Fannin Avenue with timetable notes and nearby businesses advising plan and expected traffic impact. Local authorities coordinate with contractors to minimize disruption while work proceeds through the outlined dates.
Ei Hy Te Jie at Otha Eas it rere. A brief readable fragment notes a local event with names obscured and place hints, urging attention to a specific action or outcome. No clear dates or organizations are legible, but the entry preserves a sense of a small community notice.
Mrs. R E Paine Jr died at her Friendswood residence after a brief illness. She was survived by her husband and other relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
A brief notice announces complimentary seating for attendees resembling Pershing, listing eligibility or event context as described in the readable portion of the clipping. No further details on date, venue, or organization are available in the fragment.
Fragmentary text notes discussions on maintaining coffee prices and prewar profits. Mentions market terms and potential policy considerations affecting producers, traders, and consumers, with unclear dates or authors.
Fragmented readable text notes a place Clemmiens Michigan with unclear names and stray phrases. The legible content references Ellington and isolated fragments suggesting a local notice or event but lacks coherent details or dates.
A playful, if puzzling, snippet presents the phrase WEW CALOMEL IS WHOLLY DELIGHTFUL repeated and followed by the fragment 'Woe igh ted, suggesting a clipped, tongue in cheek moment. The readable text centers on a quirky wordplay cue with no clear event or attribution.
Fragmentary OCR text lacking clear events or entities. conveys unclear notices and names, with inconsistent punctuation and garbled wording. no coherent action, date, or location identifiable from readable portions.
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