Easter Corset Floor Meeting Noted in Thursday Probe
Fragmentary OCR notes show a floor meeting referenced as Easter Corset with hints of a Thursday event or inspection. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1907
Page
3
Easter Themed Dress Goods And Lace Sale Items
A long list of Easter era fabrics lace ribbons veils and accessories priced from fractions of a dollar to several dollars. Highlights include Dresden ribbons chimney of various widths and colors, embroidered initials flag patches, decorative lace and veils, dress materials, garb and ornamental trims. Also advertised are purses clocks and kitchenware with bargain prices. All items displayed across aisles with emphasis on women’s Easter attire and accessories.
Special Fabrics and Dress Goods Sale Listing
A fragmentary catalog listing white fabrics and embroidered swints. Mentions 8-inch embroidered swint and white drésa lines, assorted Madras yardages, printed balls, and quilted pull items with varied regular prices. Sparse details with numerous unreadable words and broken OCR.
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Zephyr Gloghavan
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