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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1921

Page

2

Economics Students to Move Into New Cottage

Fragmentary OCR text notes Terhune and Ungerer in a planned relocation to a cottage. The garbled lines hint at a arranged setup and a future housing move for economics students, with uncertain names and details.

Terhune

Households Choose Foods With Greater Care Amid Trade

The piece notes housewives now select foods more carefully as fruits are plentiful at Houston markets. Dealers claim demand reflects stricter choices, with attention to freshness and value. It references tamarind, salsa, and various edible items as examples of ready options, while hints at evolving shopping habits and vendor responses.

Fragmented OCR notes on lint bale imports and health records

A garbled OCR passage references lint bale shipments, U S imports, and toxins with scattered names and dates. It mentions 484467 bales, months, and health terms but the text is incomplete and unclear, yielding a brief, fragmentary historical record without a clear event or person to identify.

Arkansas Man Chosen Head of S U Senior Class

Arkansas man selected as head of the senior class at Southeast University in a district ceremony. The announcement highlighted his leadership, community work, and plans for student activities in the coming year.

Arkansas S. U Kappa Apis

Electrification of Roads Proposed as Solution to Chaos

A fragmented notice outlines a plan for road electrification as a remedy for disorder. The text mentions development goals, technical work, and draft actions by a group led by Tynan, with references to STAs and Merneveeive. The incomplete phrases suggest a broader initiative to modernize transport and infrastructure.

Sagerady

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