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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
14
Our Readly to Wear Department presents an autumn opening with a curated selection of styles gathered from multiple sources. The collection features varied, original designs aligned with the season's best authorities and invites customers to view the ready to wear offerings.
Elegant fabrics Velours Duvet de Laine Broadcloth Glove Cloth Bolivia and Velvet lead a display of women’s suits with fur trims in mole seal marten Austrian opossum Siberian squirrel rose and stone fox. New colorings Mohawk Raisin Bordeaux Mouse Purple Rubber Gray Santiago Citron Blueberry Navy Green and Black shown. Prices range from 25 to 150 dollars.
A boutique ad touts two toned shoes as the standout feature of the display at a chic motel showroom. The copy promises reasonable prices and fashionable styling, noting the shoes’ sleek trim and modern look to attract customers.
Reported events center on a key Texas meeting featuring Howey Carr and Ao leading as Rafe Meslean attends. Officials note a decisive turnout at a community event, with discussion of local figures and forthcoming debates. The piece combines multiple names and places in a hectic tabloid style.
Multiple Texas cities including Heonmont Orange Part Arthur and Atlante seeking new armour plate plants. Report notes hearings and air of urgency as communities pursue industrial investment. Government, manufacturers, and local officials appear involved in a regional effort.
Fragmentary text indicates Serbia plans to send a minister to Washington. It notes the nation’s history of not having prior representation or a formal mission, suggesting a shift in diplomatic posture and possible talks or meetings.
Fall assortment of silk sweaters offered near Sill Sweaters in Copenhagen. Items include green, rose canary, and other colors with prices ranging from 7.50 to 22.50 dollars.
A shopper notices beaded trimmings and metal effects in gold silver and antique colors with narrow and wide appliques. The display promises brilliant color options and notes items up to ten dollars.
Silk hose styles headline a fall fashion spread featuring black tones and checker patterns. The item highlights popular colors and shades, noting novelty and texture in hosiery options.
A farmer named Newry Dallas, described as the author of Teagely, reportedly killed his wife and then himself. The fragmentary OCR text references a tragic domestic event with unclear dates and locations, noting health concerns and a possible motive tied to marital strain. The readable details indicate a deadly double tragedy at a farm, with authorities handling the case.
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