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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
12
Levy's announces a major sale of silk dresses with hundreds of new Spring gowns arriving yesterday. The store promises unpacking and marking for the sale day, with price details to be provided in tomorrow's paper. It claims to be a premier Easter dress solution and a top spring event.
Medal of Honor awarded to Lt Mosher and related honors are noted in this wartime record. The report mentions a lieutenant and actions in battle with emphasis on recognition and service.
A garbled OCR fragment references Washington communications and Panamanian links with military units. It mentions Lieutenant Calumet YM Stor Pulier and The Nineteenth Feats with various place names like Frederic Fay and Histories of battles. The text is Reconstruction era in tone and unclear.
In a small town, residents extend a warm welcome to a visiting friend of a mother as part of a local social event. The note suggests a gentle, familiar atmosphere and modest attendance.
A fragmented report describes a progressive group backing a policy stance amid rising campaign chatter. Names and places are unclear, but the piece notes momentum and planned actions in the region.
A fragmented advertisement lists various face powders and talcum brands with prices. Names include Naduye, Java Rice, Madame Isabel, Artesia, Babcock’s Corylopsis, Squibb’s Violet and Carnation, Williams, and O'Dor Shine Deodorant. Prices range from 5c to 50c, with multiple brands and scent variants.
A miscellaneous price listing shows various tonics and products with marked prices including Levy's Violet Ammonia at 5¢ and $109 listings, Listerine items at different costs, Carbona, Per Levy's Houstonian, Special Toon Brushes and Vent-Aveptic Tooth Brushes with prices, Pond's Extract and miscellaneous powders at 2 and 30¢. The fragmentary text reads as a late era ad or classified pricing panel.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the congressional primary race with mentions of Republican nominations and Representative candidates. Names and places are unclear, but indicate activity in the Setanta area and discussions around the November election cycle.
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