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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and phrases including places, times, and items. Content is unreadable as a coherent news item. no clear event, person, or organization can be identified for a reliable summary.
A garbled OCR fragment reports damaged prices and odd phrases about bargains. It mentions terms like 730k, 75¢, and various nonsensical names, suggesting a partially legible ad or notice about purchases and discounts without coherent context or clear entities.
Fragmentary notice describes second shipment costs and mentions En Ghambeau and Inara with references to pricing and delays. Details are illegible. no coherent event or names beyond scattered terms.
The notice outlines a rapid drop in cotton prices with marked reductions offered immediately. It notes the market shift and urges buyers to act as prices slide, reflecting a volatile period in the cotton trade.
An OCR fragment advertises NAPRINS-s 8 sles with linen and Union linen items, mercerized value hinted. It mentions specials on UILTS-White 119 size with patterns, ready stock priced, and a line about ANBORBINT CRASH fabric at seven a yard with discounts.
Reduced prices on well known brands including Lyon's, Grave's, Colgate and Banitol tooth powders. Special today prices range from 15 to 52 cents, with Pond's Extract and Rubiform tooth washes also offered at discounted rates. Sanitol and Sozodont washes appear with typical prices and daily specials.
In a grim report, Patrick Smith, recently residing at Woodrils, died by his own action. A verdict of death by suicide was reached, confirming the cause as self inflicted. The case centers on Smith and the circumstances leading to his death.
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