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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1909
Page
4
Department store marks all cloth down in a special lining-out sale. The assortment features top mills from home and abroad. Every suit comes with the Saks Tron-bound Guarantee, promising quality and value.
An Asheville bound train derailed on a sharp curve due to track spread near Blantyre. Injured passengers, including JON Marsh and A N Albers, were moved to Brevard for medical care. Several others suffered sprains, cuts, or broken limbs. no deaths reported.
A garbled report mentions Cass George aged 70, a Sadlersville property owner and father of county leader John E. George-Feare, linked to a life and property issue. Details remain unclear amid references to Warton Toy Wilmingtoy and Sporal incidents, with multiple names and places appearing in fragmented form.
Fragmentary notes describe a meeting itinerary involving a person named Dickinson and references to a voyage or trip. The garbled text mentions an agenda, a possible speaker, and actions around a scheduled gathering. No clear dates, places, or organizations are legible.
Dated notes describe storms causing power outages and property damage across Maryland areas near Virginia. Residents report destroyed homes and facilities with expected repairs and investigation underway. Local schools and community centers brace for impacts as cleanup and safety checks continue.
A jumbled OCR page fragment mixes local notices, product ads, and miscellaneous names. It references beverages, dairy, medicines, and household goods, with scattered names like Fairfax Dairy, Ravenfeldy, and Dr WB Mc Donnell, plus generic items such as spring water and kerosene supplies.
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