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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1906
Page
7
An old promotional text describes tailored suits and long coats for women, praising fit and style. It notes prices and availability, mentioning brands and shop locations while highlighting affordable options and fashionable options for the season.
A fragmented OCR passage lists various women’s clothing items and features. Mentions include linecont, belts, collars, plaid fabrics, coatings, and pockets. References to velvet, buttons, and trims appear amid uncertain product phrases.
A Redfern demonstration touts whalebone corsets as more flexible than steel boned corsets. It claims the Redfern system is highly adaptable, offering tailored fits and molds to individual requirements for comfort and style. The New York based company markets its corsets as plasticized, molding to the wearer.
Fragmented OCR text describes hosiery shopping and sales with garbled phrases. It mentions women children brands and low prices but lacks coherent details or dates. The piece reads like a chaotic ad collage with scattered references to footwear and store offers.
fragmentary OCR notes describe a cryptic sequence of words including albat, black, white and embraered. No clear person place or event is identifiable.
A fragmented newspaper ad lists staples like flannelette and beige suiting. It markets cotton fabrics in wide widths with printed dots and figures, plus mock woolen patterns and plain cambric, all offered at promotional prices for a Monday sale.
A fragmentary advert shows ribbons for many uses with style language and bold pricing. It touts washable pleated fabrics and wide widths and markets varieties including plaid and Persian style ribbons with pushes to buy as values may not dip again.
Fragmented sale notice describes a scheme to dispose of assets at reduced prices under extreme measures. It mentions capital, profits, and motives for ownership at bargain rates, with unclear references to items, locations, and terms. The readable text hints at a questionable liquidation or promotional offer involving various items and prices.
An ad describes Os perfumes as great, luxurious scents produced in France by Levy Bros. It claims the odors are bold and natural like honeysuckle jasmine and other flowers, bottled with a refined bouquet. The copy markets their quality and price per ounce.
A listing of low priced toiletry items includes PEARS SOAP at 15 cents per cake, TALCUM POWDER by Kartman with a 156 price, LAMBERT'S LISTERINE with 56, POND'S EXTRACT at 156, HANITOL TOOTH WASH at 156, and HERPICIDE offered with a special Monday price of 956, indicating a local sale catalog style.
An advertised sale touts belts with claims of better quality and wider variety, naming several styles and finishes. The fragment mentions Roman, traditional shaved, ribbon oibery, and framed items, emphasizing value and selection in a local belt business.
Readable fragments mention places and figures with garbled terms. Key entities appear as Worth, Warne Marseilon, Bosels, June, Neota, and Metay amid unclear measurements and items. Summarized here as a compact record of a damaged page segment with multiple proper nouns.
A market report notes Plaid Silke slipping from seven to one and three quarters in price at Kant. Traders track further shifts in the color coded columns and nearby bays as prices adjust across small plots.
The readable portion lists tablet names and chocolates with partial phrases about brand and origin. It mentions items like a pound chocolate and brands such as Fralnin and Ph See, but the context is garbled and many terms are unclear. No identifiable events or people are present.
A garbled listing describes table linens and related fabrics for carnival use. It mentionsTABLE LINER items and prices, widths like 71 inches and 48 inches, and several linen goods with noted special pricing, likely from a district goods catalog or sale notice.
Content is garbled and incomplete with misplaced words. It references prices, fashion terms, and possible names but lacks coherent events or clear entities to identify a concrete news item or outcome. No clear place, date, or organization is discernible for a reliable summary.
Fragmented OCR ad fragment describes handkerchiefs marked as genuine and embroidered. It touts low prices to clear stock, mentions 50 dozen potentially leftover stock, and references women and men handkerchief options with varied styles and quality claims.
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