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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
14
Unclear, garbled OCR text appears to reference Lenike threatening war with Japan and mentions various place names and dates, but specifics are not readable. The fragment includes scattered words such as MORCOW Wows and German terms, with no coherent event or attribution.
Fragmentary text reports military actions with references to brigades and regions. Mentions of Hermans Training Operators in Manchuria and poses a chaotic scene including terms like united fronts and wartime measures. No clear date, place, or event details are available.
Rapt capture reported near Pw Aiport as authorities identify a suspect linked to a theft at a local facility. Police say the suspect, a male in his thirties, was apprehended without injury and is cooperating with investigators.
A military panel ordered the discharge of Vie Squad officers amid internal restructuring. No details on names or dates are provided in the fragment.
Report from PAIN dated April 4 describes continued Allied activity on a mountain front north of Montaider and between Stoutdisher and Maran as American troops prepare for possible future engagements. Joint operations and shifting positions show the ongoing intensity of the front with patrols and artillery supporting rapid movements.
Fragmentary OCR lists silk trench crepe in Hague blue taupe and other fabrics. It mentions prices such as 2.25 and 2.00, poche de sole and taffeta materials with widths and colors, but the details are incomplete and the item names are garbled.
A storefront advertisement highlights leman silk items including Pongee and Crepe Pongee in multiple colors, priced for one day only. It also features Taffetas and Foulards, with silks offered at reduced yard prices and mentions of specific widths and original values.
An a vintage catalog fragment advertises a range of fabrics including a half silk half cotton material with striped ground, 36 inches wide and priced around 99 cents to 805 per slab or yard. It lists Chief Linen-Sheen linen lawn colors and widths 30 to 32 inches with prices 1.00 to 1.25 per yard, plus garbled mentions of cotton mer cerized foulards and a seersucker beach cloth pattern with checks and dots 40 inches wide.
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