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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
4
Tax change takes effect November first. details unclear as OCR yields fragmented lines. The notice references advisory guidance and appears to involve modifications to tax exemptions or rates, with mentions of official bodies and dates but lacks complete clarity in readable text.
Amusements unit aims to open a Wortham area headquarters for a series of shows. The effort includes planning events, expanding access to performances, and coordinating with local venues and artists to bring ongoing entertainment offerings to the community.
A clipped, fragmented item recounts a man breaking tobacco habit through a simple home remedy and personal resolve. The readable parts emphasize restraint and a quiet transformation within a domestic setting, mentioning a Kauas Men Telly and a Wancrl Kem MV band in passing.
Staff members of the Thirty Third Division gathered for a patriotic luncheon with Bishop Fawett as a featured guest. A photograph on the page shows attendees in formal dress, highlighting the event and remarks made about service.
An old advertisement claims a medi bun aids breathing by inhaling and exhaling, promising quick relief from catarrh. The fragment emphasizes a simple routine and asserts effective results.
Educational work will continue Thursday to tell principals and teachers how to cooperate in a drive promoting pledge cards. The campaign aims to involve students and staff through coordinated activities led by school authorities and community leaders.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss family medicine, headaches, and general remedies. Mentions constipation treatment and various vague references to medicines, herbs, and draughts without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or events.
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