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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1908
Page
5
Fragmented ad copy touts gloves and veiling bargains with prices and package offers. Mentions yard sales, notes vague quantities and discounts, and lists items like tawela and cotton goods. Unclear OCR yields limited readable entities and pricing fragments from a vintage classified-like page.
Garments reduced include lingerie dress and voile items in a late season sale. Prices noted include a modest $10.50 offer. Advert indicates limited stock and emphasis on value, with small print details suggesting end of line clearance.
The fragment presents a muddled discussion of breathing, headaches, and comfort with many unreadable phrases. It mentions a doctor and advice about using a product or habit for health, but specific facts, names, dates, or concrete actions are not discernible. The passage lacks coherent structure and concrete details to summarize clearly.
A damaged OCR snippet outlines discounts on purses and bags with garbled phrases about prices and items. It mentions reductions and unclear references to values and sale terms without coherent details or names.
A Pennsylvania cutter kept his workshop running through the season selling glass at reduced labor and operation costs. Customers describe the variety of pieces and the bargain prices, noting items like inches and patterns. The ad highlights delight in gifts and eager buyers, reflecting a busy shop with broad selections and value.
Continuing Our Greatest Sale of Embroideries the principal item in summer clothing cuts to half its cost. Edges insertions flouncings bradings corset cover embroideries Valenciennes Torchon laces at unparalleled low prices. Values listed per yard and per dozen vary from 12 14 to 98 cents with original prices shown.
A garbled ad style note highlights white lawn fabrics priced by the yard and bundled yardage for summer outfits. It promises various patterns, lace, bonnets, and child frocks with emphasis on whiteness, texture, and affordability, aiming to lure shoppers with bold claims of quality and value.
A fragmented reader notice describes prices and items like New Combs and a Wandel catalog from New York. It references a sale by charming artisans and hints at a bold price shift toward $200, mentioning early offers and a Mandar calendar.
Fragmented notice describes a sale on children’s muslinwear with reduced prices and various sizes. It mentions a governor and payment terms, with references to dates and possible promotions. The readable text is limited and contains many garbled phrases.
The text appears to describe a ready outfit for confirmation and a sale item. It mentions a stone location and unseen counters, with materials possibly tin. Details are unclear and fragmented, but the core idea concerns a ready millinery outfit for a confirmation event.
A note reveals limited stock in the mail order department with advertised goods reserved for mail order customers and questions about available quantities and freight.
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