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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1912
Page
30
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An assortment of children's dresses of mand percnle appeals for style and praise. The lines include fancy trims, zippers, and decorative stitching, showcasing the season’s best designs with bright colors and smart detailing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a shop or display area with phrases like all in and see our beautiful collection. The text mentions road, town and a third floor location but provides no clear event date or entity names.
Announcement notes a yearly fur sale growing in size and variety with improved quality and style. It highlights a newly inviting Fur Section and unusually liberal stocking for the event.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a ledger of names and phrases about suffrage, stage costumes, and likely theatrical or literary references. The readable parts mention Divine Sarah, suffrage, Lauria, Mary, and miscellaneous scrambled tokens implying a discussion or performance context without clear narrative.
Fragmented text suggests a feature about Sir Carson, detailing personal life and interests. Readers learn about his tastes and routines, with emphasis on his temperament and public persona in a concise profile.
OCR text fragment shows scattered phrases and numbers unclear in context. Readable portions hint at a local public matter with dates and official references but full action and bidder details are not visible.
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