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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented readable text suggests a disagreement or stir over a race or competition, with references to battles and disputes. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but tension involves a public event and potential precipitated action.
Vintage fashion note highlights spring styles with New York tones, detailing cream serge suits and pongee sets. It lists four detailed ensembles with prices from 15.00 to 29.50, mentions coats and fabrics, and notes purchase terms and service.
Fashion notes reveal a Spring lineup featuring cream serge skirts at $5.95 and white serge shirts at $8.50. The Skirt Section brims with diverse fabrics and practical, wearable designs while bold patterns and trims catch the eye in a season of fresh silhouettes.
The latest spring waists feature imported voile with Bulgarian embroidery at the yoke, bold oriental color, and short sleeves trimmed to match. Prices range from 5.95 to 15.00, with high popularity in the East and refined styling for summer wear. Also shown are linewire Wink suits and Jumpers in vibrant colors for warm weather.
Readable text notes woolen goods such as serges and imported materials offered by East Ser ges and First Goode. Mentions selections including tweed like pieces, blends with cotton, and various fabrics. Prices appear around S150 with mentions of color options and regional shop terms.
Wash fabrics received lately are imported French voile. Priday 42 inches wide, mercerized cotton, soft and gleamy striped and checked. Colorful assortment offered at 79 to 80 cents per yard. Patterns include black and white and white on dark, descriptions read with garbled OCR but indicate novelty fabrics and table coverings.
A garbled OCR note lists price range details with figures from four to thirty five dollars. Readers are cautioned that the text is unclear and may mix up digits and words.
Linen cambric and sheer white lawn fabrics advertised for women’s dresses. Claims superior wear to all cotton, with special yard pricing. Mentions May availability and pricing around one dollar per yard for light, breezy materials suitable for shirts or gowns.
Fragmented text appears to reference clothing items and supplies with garbled terms. It mentions white garments and a possible sale or purchase, but details are incomplete and names or locations are not clear. The snippet lacks cohesive events or identifiable entities to anchor a proper news card.
Fragmentary OCR text describes fashion items including neckwear and jabot details. Mentions initials and names like ALGO T and ZOE POMPORG, with unclear context and scattered phrases. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Binner Corsets TSS Bunton offers a week to explain the corset’s merits and invites discussion with top corset experts. The right corset promises a youthful look and graceful lines, while the wrong one may add weight. Miss Buxton guarantees proper fitting to ensure correct silhouette.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe linen widths and colors for garment seams. Mentions months and sizes uncertain while listing fabrics such as linen and cotton blends and possible April dates and vendors.
The fragmentary OCR reads YELMER 18 EDITOR. i ise Eartlys Putt Tan Pe, uncertain names and roles. The readable portion hints at an editor appointment linked to Eastlys Putt Tan Pe but details are unclear.
Read about a feature on children’s wear with extensive displays of dresses for girls aged six and under. The notice highlights styles, trims, braids, piping, and the store’s showcased lines, emphasizing attractive outfits for little shoppers.
An extras notice announces a next Toursday sale on March 24 with a comprehensive sale event. Details are sparse but indicate a planned listing of items available.
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