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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
5
An ad claims lower prices at Kline's without sacrificing quality. It touts cheaper air service, careful packing, and equal goods at inferior stores. The message emphasizes real savings and value while maintaining standard of goods and packaging.
One lot of Ladien Soiled Night Gowns and men's work shirts offered in various sizes and colors. Thread spools and buttons advertised, with multiple fabric prints and garters included. Prices listed as bundles, all items described in a bustling 19th century storefront notice.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places in New York area with scattered events. It mentions a Sunday and Monday sequence, possession of a farm, and several households, but details are unclear and many words are corrupt. The piece reads like a social notice or household survey rather than a cohesive article.
Fragmentary fragment reads pricing and purchase terms with strange wording. Mentions Carpenter's at 1 S Merthampton Street Ragoon Pa and offers on purchases with fare allowances. Reading is garbled and uncertain about details.
The Vadins Aid Society of Innes Chapel announces its annual harvest home on Wednesday, July 30. A building on William Merrill's property was blown down by strong winds last week. Local residents attend churches, visits noted, with family movements and travel mentioned in Mountain Lake and Oxford in a period community update.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions rheumatism and health issues and references Cham and Tan with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a personal health note or small medical reference without coherent details or dates.
A cluttered diary of names, visits, and events across Clinton and surrounding towns. Residents including Mrs. Gelle Philkower, Miss Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dilts are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling. legal and property transfers appear with dates and assignees. reports mention sickness, travel, and weekly errands amid community life.
The item lists names and small town happenings as heavy rains slow work and residents travel. Mentioned are Reuben Rittenhouse, Van Wailerschamp, Mrs Walter Pitteng, Miss Frieda Thielman, Henry Bunday, Alo Wiedaer, Lemmason Clon, and Melvin Sa Mon. Foregoing details show family visits and vacations amid weather and routine town life.
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