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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1915
Page
5
President of the Surgical Society insists general practitioners have no role in the operating room and provides reasons. The article includes multiple fragmented passages and names that illustrate the dispute over medical specialization and professional boundaries.
An assortment of shirts, towels, bed linens, and fabrics is advertised with prices and descriptions. The ad highlights madras, percale, and wool garments as strong value items, mentioning shirts and collars in various colors and materials.
fragmented catalog entry lists wool dress goods with yard prices around 90 to 1.20 and mentions gabardine and bourette cloth at various per yard rates. it suggests options and substitutions for fabric shoppers.
A garbled sale notice advertising fall silks and fabrics at yard prices. Mentions white and colored silks, various widths, regular grades, and special lots from about 1.50 to 7.60 per yard. References to suppliers and locations, with multiple fabric types listed and vague sale terms.
Readable items include forks spoons salad forks and a beewd turner. The list mentions a hutcher olvewries and general table ware selections for a kitchenware sale.
The fragment cites financial misdeeds and investigations mentioning Nathate, Range, and others. It references embezzlement or misappropriation with likely probes by authorities. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a crime inquiry and potential legal action.
Fragmented ad lists availability of fine laces and Chantilly lace in black and gold, with color options and pricing claims per yard. Mention of panel laces and home use items appears, with unclear product details and prices between 200 and 300.
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