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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1915
Page
5
A fragmented postal page shows Remay's letter and varied local reactions. Names like Wilton Kovary and Beppoet Me appear amid jumbled notes and questions about methods and tapping public interest. The text hints at a community discussion, with residents seeking clarity on actions and outcomes.
A garbled OCR segment mentions health, endurance, and resilience amid economic and social strain. It references broad themes of labor, industry, and national effort with scattered names and phrases hinting at cotton, finance, and governance. The readable bits suggest a wartime or postwar mood stressing persistence and renewal.
A fragmentary price list describes fabrics including night robes with yardage 10 to 20 yards and standard value per yard. Items mention Genuine Amoskeag Daley Goth pink ream and bloc pricing, silk Lautre poplin with mercerized yarn and permaseude, dressing gingham checks and ratine silk weave.
A long readable OCR fragment lists wool dress goods and fabrics with yardage and prices. Items include broadcloth, melton cloth, satin faced twills, crepe, gabar linen, silk satin, and towels. Mentions of colors, shades, and patterns along with miscellaneous household goods and utensils appear.
Fashion note describes a Black Beaver stovepipe hat priced at $2.95 or $1.69 with folds of black velvet around the crown and a front rim medallion featuring an oblong bone buckle and lacelike veil.
The ad promotes women’s suits in poplin wool crepe and velvet trims with prices like 315.00 and 22.50, highlighting heavy crepe fabrics, crepe de chine and silk options, wool sergings, and new season silhouettes. Also features children’s wear and undergarments with sale pricing and warned customer about limited stock.
A dense, unreadable block of text mixes apparent personal names, places, and stray terms. It resembles an OCR artifact with numerous misspellings and nonstandard phrases, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
A fragmented catalog style listing highlights seasonal assortments in black and gray tones. Notes on crepes, cottons, and sweaters with price references and department notes. Mentions boys and ladies wear, hats, coats, and specials across multiple items.
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