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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1917
Page
10
A fragmented wartime notice describes a drive to provide tobacco to soldiers. The text, though garbled, references funding and distribution efforts and calls for support or action from readers. Names and precise details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR text describes Illinois division being ordered to come at ong. It references Bethea, Amanat Pras Bago, Vamp, and discusses Dreamovliad and Lang Serra. Mentions Senate, Susy, Sears, and Laur in scattered phrases. pageants and preparations noted with unclear timing and locations.
The page lists names in a ceremonial roll calling of recruits chosen for a new American army unit. It names several individuals and includes scattered phrases about ceremonies and dates. The legible text emphasizes selection and honor without detailing actions or locations.
Fragmented OCR report notes casualties after an Army truck collision. Mentions dates and places unclearly, with names obscured. The piece hints at a casualty count and possible investigation, but readable facts are limited.
Guardsmen continue to arrive at Camp Bowie Laas amid deployment buildup. Additional troops join the garrison as authorities coordinate readiness and security posture.
An opaque OCR fragment mentions plans to build new roads and preserve mules at a reserve. It references a court action and lists several names, places, and numbers in a garbled historical note with scattered references to road work and related authorities.
an apparent vintage advertisement copy echoes a radical liver remedy pitch claiming safe relief without calomel. the text features repeated exhortations Just Once Try Dodson's Liver Tone and irregular extra words.
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