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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1912
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions caution about Britain preparing for conflict and a plea to citizens. It references conversations and opinions on readiness, with unclear names and dates, but conveys a sense of doubt about immediate mobilization and public sentiment.
Fragmentary notice describes glove pricing with odd spellings. Mentions summer gloves costing more than regular gloves, notes a button stick glove item and Kayser brand, and lists price points around 39 cents and 58 cents. Details are unclear but indicate a sale with varied glove types and prices.
Story notes growing interest in Rhinestone jewelry line at Boyne theater events with new German silver pieces in pewter style. Designers tease ready display of fashionable items as popularity expands and prices are hinted.
Readable details describe two skirt models with color options blue black white tan and two-piece and seven-piece configurations. One model features tailored stitching and wide pleats. another highlights triple stitched tucks and side panels. Prices span around 410 dollars for the shorter skirt and related styles.
Store announces a清 sale of Cotatiebrektered Viles and Marga street fabrics. Stock exceeds demand and prices are cut to clear. Broad pattern prints and sheer fabrics offered by the yard at low rates, with selections including Waste and Dewan.
A fragmentary preview notes bold new millinery styles likely to define the coming season. Designers showcase velvet, silk, velour, and continental influences with trims and hats aimed at modern wearers. Fashion interest centers on bold shapes and wearable elegance despite unclear text.
A brief note describes a fine wilt fabric labeled JAMA CHECK used especially for underwear and pajamas. It highlights quality and suitability for intimate apparel.
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