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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1901
Page
3
The advertisement extols ALIZATION OF THE IDEAL in ready-to-wear clothing for discerning men with modest budgets. It highlights high standards of fabric, tailoring, linings, and finish, claiming ready-to-wear suits rival or surpass made-to-measure in fit and durability, and notes Houston customers increasingly choosing this option.
The store offers a wide range of men and boys suits including serges, worsted cheviots, cassimeres, and special priced lines from $6 to $30. Men’s coats, vests, and trousers feature latest fashions with sturdy seams and varied fabrics. Boys’ two piece and sailor blouse suits priced from $4 to $12 with options up to $15 for upscale styles.
An advertisement lists a wide range of neckwear silk undergarments shirts and drawers with prices from 50 cents to 3.50 dollars. It also promotes Eagle Shirts waistlines and Lasser Kiem collars and highlights low cut shoes and hand welt shoes in various leathers priced up to 5.00 dollars.
Advertises a prepaid express delivery offer for cash mail orders of five dollars or more. Promises to send a catalogue with samples and full descriptions to any requesting address.
Three special races are planned by the Newport Yawl Club to test contenders in a trial format. The event aims to resolve a deadlock involving Sir Thomas Lipton's Shiteam and the New York Yacht Club by allowing a race between five rival vessels.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Philadelphia and Chicago with stray letters and numbers. Likely a partial notice or sports clipping with unclear details and no complete events or names to confirm.
The University team left for a tour of the States with games scheduled in New Oxford Baton Rouge and Jackson.
Fragmentary report notes a campus event at Man The Post roman Latin scene. It mentions Homo Sunday and a wind theme presented by a group linked to several elites and other colleges.
In a crowded Aquatic track program, Leoiaville the favorite, with Outbound and Bluey Lucie among early challengers, prevailed at a mile and a half handicap. Several longshots and named horses such as Outlander Lee, Mine 2k, and Slitey Lucas were noted in a volatile stretch, with Red Dimer and Caledupytis also referenced among the field.
The report lists multiple six furlong heats at Nashville Tennessee on April 27 with horses including Shester Kuldarle Ida Queklimr and Crimean East. Time figures shown are unclear and partially garbled but indicate a bustling track with several names like Sparel Farrier and Strathmore Varro among others.
Fragmented OCR notes describe race events and names such as Grahee Greene Marca Lan Carlo. Mentions four furloughs and a futurity course with Pontona. The Crescent Baseball club issues a challenge to any club in the city.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report from Fort Worth and Georgetown with references to a Poop Work and transportation notes. Names and details are garbled, making the exact event, date, and entities uncertain.
Moplon Hell defeated Tex Ece Iattie by a final score of 18 to 7. Teans Apel 22 and Catton Belts near Worn contributed to the tilting home game in a low scoring affair at the local arena.
In Pere Worth Texas on April 27 the Petite division elected officers including president and vice presidents for the Texas T P A unit. National delegates were chosen with constitutional amendments adopted and left to discretion, while the party pledged toward prospective votes at the national convention.
Governor Savers signed the liquor dealers bill in Austin on April 27, outlining regulatory provisions and penalties. The action follows prior approvals by related bodies and references to charter forfeiture actions against local entities, including the Marmora and Mitre Charters, with involvement by the Attorney General and other officials.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a superior cure avoiding powders. It claims the chewable tablets combine peppermint and other ingredients to heal the nasal membrane, offering a simple, portable, convenient treatment. Sold by druggists nationwide, with claims of quick relief.
A garbled passage mentions a second vice president and delegates to a national convention. It references figures like Knight and Tendrews and hints at a competition for a national president, with unclear details and many unreadable words.
Elmer Knowles, a noted telepathist, will headline a week long engagement at the opera house starting Monday. He will demonstrate mental telepathy and hypnotic feats guided by a strict commission routine and joined by collaborators to present a dramatic exhibition.
In Lowieville Kentucky on April 27 the Ohio River rise was imperceptible at 10 o clock. The government gauge near the canal registered twenty.
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