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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
12
The advertisement invites readers to visit the new department on the mezzanine to hear Aeolian V ocalian demonstration. It claims the phonograph instrument advances beyond others in its class and will reveal tonal beauty in Harp recordings that were previously lost before its arrival. A young lady will conduct the demonstration using visitors’ records.
A garbled OCR item urges a minimum loan of 12 cents per pound on cotton, naming figures and places such as Henry Pope and the Ase War era references. The text is poorly legible with many misreads, but centers on financial relief policy for cotton growers and petitions to Congress and financial interests.
Railway labor dispute notes plans to press for an eight hour workday across divisions and contemplate applying the rule to all or only certain branches. Officials discuss scope at station briefings as workers push for standardization amid negotiations and potential nationwide action.
A garbled OCR note records a public talk with unclear speakers and fragmented phrases. It mentions a speaker named Bo Bald Dr Goil and events at a Strampe Throker venue, but details and outcomes are unreadable.
A display features Bethy Wales and Bryn Mawr dresses for school wear, including serge coats, cape collars, and fancy pockets. Sizes up to 17 years, with many pieces in green, brown, and other colors, priced from 5.95 to 29.50.
Describes MO3KEAG woven madras fabrics in multiple prints and widths for school dresses and home textiles. Includes percale and French gingham options, prices per yard, and bed spreads in crochet and satin finished scalloped styles. Mentions wide assortment, fall collection, and sale pricing on several items.
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