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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
10
A fragmented OCR reading references a birthday anniversary, names like Nasir and Mittal, and mentions a Tibetan context with terms such as Seliding Sil and Ravel. It appears as a garbled, multilingual mockup without coherent events or clear subjects.
A sequence of social notices outlines a mixed program including a concert at Tangreslaw Behoo, a box party for Ui Whstness Kamal and an anniversary event at EW Neet ik aurthiey. The Vecinus Bridge Club hosts a meeting and a lecture, with a Monday vigil at Wishastur prison.
Fragmented OCR reads about Coreplene models from Keonelaths runts and Series tied to a Vidhite navy. Mentions Wiley raisin and slave wording amid garbled text. Claims a 4/45 price but details are unclear.
Fragmented ad lists women’s dresses at ten dollars with prices and items from Myles and other sellers. Mentions materials like serges and velvet plus a dramatic claim about a coat or dress valued at around one thousand dollars. Difficult to parse. contains garbled text and several names.
Parcel of women tailr'd suits priced at 9.75 with notes on worth 319.00 and 92.00. Materials described as tard tiniah worsteds with woven details, satin guaranteed, and shirts full pleated. Advertises various garment items and prices, including $10.00 and $190 to $2500 ranges, with some garbled text about fur and availability.
A garbled ad fragment lists women's tailored suits in prices of 18.75 and 33.00, mentioning work 520.0 and references to figures or lines. The text is largely indecipherable with many misspellings and unclear entities.
Fragmented OCR item lists skirts and prices, with garbled vendor names and descriptions. Reads as a low fidelity catalog line with mentions of Omen's Skirts, prices around 3.95 and 87.00, plus unclear fabric notes and a general clearance tone. No clear event or outcomes to report.
Advertised women s skirts in multiple colors including gray green and ivory feature prices at five dollars. The listing notes fabrics described as moire or voile invarious shades with a limited stock and mentions early season arrivals and sizes perhaps with quantities and discount terms.
Fragmentary OCR presents pricing notes for Zomen's Capes and several lot descriptions. garbled terms suggest color options navy and cartet amid incoherent lines about values 6.95 58.98 510.00 and a stray reference to a mathematician.
The advertisement lists women capes priced at 15.00 with a stated value of 20.00. It describes features like shoulder and armband styling, lightweight material, and a fashionable look, promoting their appeal for wear. The text includes distorted words but emphasizes value and style.
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