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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1918

Page

2

Army Corps Fifth Army Conos for Texas Patrol

Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Fifth Army Corps operations in Texas and allied units. Mentions General W R Smith, Colonel Will Jacks and Alfred Bout among command staff. references to divisions, patrols, and tentative dates within a broader military context.

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Unclear text needs proper revision for headline

Fragmentary OCR text describes a Texas railroad matter with associations to a chairman and a conference in Austin. The document includes garbled names, places, and dates, making it difficult to extract a clear event, parties, or outcome for a concise summary.

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Fragmentary Local Script Yields Awkward Caption

A garbled OCR excerpt shows fragmentary phrases about a small boy and his comrades trailing to a dentist and mentions a promotional gallimory brewing bus. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or names.

Prom Tive Gallimory Brewing Bus East

Stabilian TiO 1 Oe Sepinaean Ac Desire TV

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Desire TV and Stabilian TiO 1 Oe Sepinaean Ac. No clear event, people, or organization details emerge to define a full news item.

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Fragmented OCR Summary Card

Incomplete OCR text from a historical page yields scattered fragments. No clear event, names, or locations are recoverable to compose a reliable headline or summary.

War Work Order Urges Central Recruiting Authority

President Woodrow Wilson calls on all employers in war industries to refrain from recruiting unskilled labor directly after August 1 1918 and to channel recruitment through the central agency. He emphasizes loyalty to government guidance and the need for true efficiency in a free people and stresses reliance on the U S Employment Service for voluntary training in potential industry.

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