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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
6
Frugal shoppers at Joske's will find unusual savings on standard toilet articles and free samples this day. The store lists a wide range of face powders from Creme Bleaya to Coty L Origan, with prices from a few cents to about two dollars, emphasizing varied brands and shades for personal care.
A fragmented OCR list shows various talcum powder brands and prices. Items include Talcum powders such as Talcom, Taleum, Lazell, Colgate trades, and related lines with prices from 1c to 83c, plus references to baby powders and cosmetic powders from multiple labels.
A fragmented advertisement listing numerous beauty powders and talcum products with varied prices, brands, and misspelled items. Names include Lazell's Rose Petals Taleum, Mavis Taleum Powder, Maldor Taleum Powder, Williams Camnatinn Taleum, and Peters Rabbit Talnum Wouder, among others, with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar. The ad resembles a late 19th or early 20th century retail catalog entry, dense with product names and irregular typography.
unreadable OCR fragment mentions multiple names and items without coherent facts or context. minimal legible terms include powder, multiple personal names, places, and possible event notes, but no verifiable actions or outcomes to summarize.
Ad list shows assorted face and cold creams with prices like $1.50 for Cream Bleaya and $2.50 for Creme Blears. Includes Ponds Vanishing Cream variations, Egyptian Cold Cream, Mercolized Wax, Nadinola, Coticura Ointment, and Lemon Cream items. Mentions brands Angelis, Gables, and Mary Garden Cold Cream with various price points.
The notice states each customer may receive only one bag of samples regardless of purchase size and stipulates that the purchase must total at least $1.06 to qualify for a sample bag.
A garbled OCR fragment lists cleaning creams and related items with mixed brand-like terms. It mentions cleansing creams priced around 54.00 and 140.00, along with several unreadable product names and Turkish references, lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
A fragmented OCR listing numerous facial creams and cosmetics from brands such as Ike Belt, Bradley, Meadley, and Guerlain. It notes prices like 31.29, 21.00, 12.50, and 4.50 with items including vanishing creams, skin and tissue butter, and whitening preparations. The garbled text preserves product names and rough pricing but few clear details.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered product names and prices for powders creams and detergents. The readable items include Liquid Powder references, Mayshes’s sled cream, and a few numeric prices such as 81,70 and 79, with unclear context and spelling.
OCR garble outlines soaps and chemical names with stray prices and brands. read as a damaged ad fragment listing items like glycerin and soap varieties, but lacks coherent claims or context.
A garbled OCR list mentions several skin care products including vanishing cream and whitening creams. It references brands or names such as Mavis Cream and Fallon but the text is largely indecipherable with numerous misspellings and unclear distinctions between items.
A fragmented OCR list mentions Bath Tablets, Bath Crystals priced at $1.00, and various odd items and names. The text reads like an inventory or ad collection with multiple misspellings and nonsensical phrases, listing products, vendors, and prices in a jumbled format. Some recognizable items include depilatories and a few proper nouns, but clarity is limited.
A catalog style note lists several imported perfumes and disinfectant products with pricing hints and brand acronyms. The fragment mentions quantities and discounts in a rough OCR read, indicating a shop display or inventory caption rather than a full article. The readable items include perfume titles and a 4 percent discount note linked to prices, with stray letters suggesting misread brand names.
A garbled list of item prices for absorbent cotton, toilet water, and related items. Includes multiple entries with Mary Garden Toilet Water, Talim Maro Toilet Water, and various brands and prices such as 82.00, 05, 33.40, 81.25, and 100.00. Mentions numerous patrons and shop names like Braddesh and Pollet.
Fragmentary OCR text describes shaving accessories and creams with garbled brand names. It mentions Mennonons shaving cream and various distorted product phrases, lacking clear context or coherent claims. The readable portion centers on beauty items rather than a distinct event or person.
A fragmented OCR list shows assorted household items with prices including Lux Washing Flakes, Ammonia, Comphor Dalls, Colorite Mat Dye, Chamnis Skins in various sizes and prices, large sponges, soap bars, shaving mirrors, toothbrushes, nail brushes, soap, and cleaning cream. Entries include quart cleaning product prices and item varieties, reflecting a general catalog of daily consumer goods.
A fragmented list shows Wearever items including fountain syringes and combination syringes with various brands and prices such as 8.00 and 82.60, plus mentions of sanitty donche and mineral-like products with unclear spellings. The garbled text includes references to items, vendors, and a $170 total for a sum, all from a historical catalog-like page.
A fragment listing Rinso washing powder in dozen packages priced at 72 cents, alongside an item described as Water Bolt priced at $2.00 and a Hot Water Hogs S170 Hubler roving reference. The text is partial and includes several unreadable fragments.
Palm Olive Shampoo 35¢ and a fragmented catalog style listing with prices and partial brand names. The readable items include references to products, numbers, and terms like yards and salts, but most content is illegible, yielding only disjointed shopping notice vibes.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss toothpaste products and powders. It mentions paste, powder, and brands in a chaotic listing style with unclear context. No clear event or persons are discernible.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a monetary amount 84.20 and mentions an arena or venue name with unclear details. The readable text hints at a purchase or payment and a listed entity, but key facts are garbled. Further legible text needed for a precise summary.
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