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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1905
Page
3
Spring suit line highlights men and young men models in single and double breasted sack styles. Emphasizes fabric, tailoring, and form with a firm service standard and tailor-made distinction.
Fragmented OCR reads describe various clothing items and prices, including women’s tailored suits, hems, and feathered details. Mentions of fabrics, finishes, and fittings appear with scattered numerals and supplier cues, indicating a textile goods market or catalog snippet.
Shown waists feature linen and cotton blends with bows and sheer trims. Prices around 23.95 and 810.00 appear in sale listings for spring apparel.
An OCR read displays a shopper styled catalog note detailing women’s skirts and related garments. It mentions materials like modal and Pontes and notes various sizes and finishes. The text includes fabric descriptors, color notes, and price pointers, with references to brand names and shops.
A garbled report hints at a millinery display and an opening event at The Hal Public. It mentions Anny, a person who may be central to the event, and an unclear note about a rival or challenge named Raguate. The text contains multiple garbled phrases and stray fragments.
Readable fragments describe an embroidery display titled Remnants of Embroidery at Specie Hall with mentions of Hartline and Riemer. The text hints at a sale or exhibit details, prices, and items arranged along walls. Named individuals and the setting in a local venue are referenced in a fragmented OCR passage.
A garbled OCR item mentions dresses for young girls and misses from Salt tune and Beach Pa, with fragmented words suggesting a clothing sale or catalog item list. Readable names and specifics are sparse, leaving only scattered references to figures, locations, and apparel topics.
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