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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
10
An exhibition of art and needlework opens with displays by local artists and crafters. Entries include quilts, embroidery, paintings, and decorative items from residents such as Mind Puogin, Monash Sil, and Renovin. The event runs through March with judging and a small reception.
A rough OCR styled notice offers sweaters from $1.51 with free alterations and various colors. It promotes striped and plain options, plus pajamas and lounge wear at reduced prices, mentioning living pajama sets and a sale at a mall location.
Readable portions describe ready-to-wear department items including suits coats and dresses with price ranges from under 5 to over 15 dollars. Mentions of discounting third off and various styles such as skirts and dressers highlight value and selection for women.
A listing offers toys and various merchandise including a set priced at 8.50 dollars. The notice mentions a Davnee set and items described as pop violet and Wald and Imperial designs.
Fragmented text lists various animal fur items and prices including Black French Coney sets and muff types. It mentions mult and scarf items with prices ranging from 9.50 to 29000, plus references to related fur goods and decorative accessories. The garbled OCR yields unclear item names and numbers.
Fragmented OCR notes depict a local feature about a visually impaired girl named Lustile, described with affection and misread phrases. The text weaves through garbled lines, referencing places, people, and a mood of cheerful resilience amid confusion.
Fragmentary OCR style note mentioning money and supplies and morale with unreadable sequence of letters and words, no clear individuals places or events. The readable content is minimal and does not specify a coherent news item or outcome.
A compact note highlights Taytora excellence in the Southwest region with praise for Finn Floor and Tove.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a committee naming and a convention plan discussion. Key names and places are unreadable, making specifics uncertain. The fragment hints at scheduling around a Friday and references individuals but lacks coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR text with no clear event, names, dates, or places. Unable to identify a cohesive news item or identifiable entities to summarize.
A notice from Trinity Church at 388 Bandar Sant reports a Sunday service change. The Presbyterian church details a meeting led by Rev. Alex Ihilge and lists the altered schedule and attendees with emphasis on the sermon and community activities.
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