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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1907
Page
5
The listing advertises torchon lace in linen and cotton, with prices per yard and patterns described. It notes Friday and Monday sale events, mentions a 634 100 inches width option, and highlights Valencienne and Tavetting laces with assorted widths and fresh patterns.
Fragments describe a scarce Wash Ribbons sale with unusually low prices. Readers are told the supply is ample for many areas, yet the event is restricted by timing and location, creating anticipation and potential disappointment for buyers.
Advertises a millinery opening by Madam Carlier and Houston, Paris, New York links, praising Paris influence and Texas style. Invites readers to the March 6 and 7 event with refined language about hats, fragrances, and fashion authority.
A vivid fashion column touts a forthcoming suit showcase highlighting expertly crafted tailoring and diverse fabrics. It praises the balance of good material, tasteful trimming, and skilled workmanship from cutting to finishing, promising bold styles and value across multiple patterns and prices.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various monetary figures and items without clear context. It shows amounts like 19.50 and 1050 and 1250, with garbled words suggesting names or items, but no coherent event or subject is identifiable. The text lacks a definite person or place and appears as stray tokens rather than a complete notice or article.
Readable segments show a sale listing with mentions of bargains at stores such as Innruene Mehin and Hen. Prices are cited as low as possible and items include fabrics and garments in a cluttered, misread OCR format with multiple errors and incomplete phrases.
The article notes a wide neckwear range on sale with embroidered pieces, white and vivid fabrics, and bargain prices. Hundreds of items, including rich textiles and bright options, attract shoppers seeking value on Monday.
A damaged ad fragment describes handkerchief bargains on Monday with lowered prices. It mentions embroidered and scalloped styles, multiple patterns, and special value for women.
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