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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1912
Page
4
Afragmentary excerpt discusses hair care and styling as the crowning glory of a woman's appearance. It urges confidence in choosing hair looks that suit her and aligns with a period tone of fashion and self presentation.
Over 200 new corset styles are showcased along with skilled corsetieres ready to guide customers. The store promises tailored fits and model changes, with prices from $300 up to $610.00.
A historical newspaper fragment lists numerous toilet goods and brands with prices. Items include Woodbury's Face Powder, P. Rice Pace Power, Levy's Eugenia Tale, Sanital Tooth Paste and Tooth Wash, Lipterine toothpaste, Eyam's Tooth Powder, Peroxide Cream, Nadinola Creme, and Pinaud's Lilac Water. Prices range from 15c to $1.25, with various sizes and combinations noted.
Teenage pupils remain away from campus while many travel eastward for higher education. Local authorities report limited registration at Texas universities as teens seek distant programs amid uncertain schooling options.
A garbled report lists names such as John Mitchell and James Lynch among attendees at a Union Labor Day event. The text is damaged with unclear phrases about attendance numbers, locations, and roles, making exact details uncertain.
A garbled note suggests a plan to establish a hub for a shop with a promise of release from a policy. The fragment mentions a plea and a potential vacancy tied to Gren, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a visit to Central America with garbled terms and unclear details. The readable parts indicate a possible travel or diplomatic intent but lack concrete dates names or agencies. Further clarification is needed to identify involved persons or organizations.
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