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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented, recipe heavy passage outlines Graham cracker pudding with butter eggs dates and vanilla, then a tomato English monkey style mix with cracker crumbs butter milk cheese and tomato. Instructions note steaming time bake until custard sets and avoid overcooking to prevent stringy cheese.
An OCR fragment discusses oxygen's role in breathing and yawning. It explains how lungs and throat muscles respond to low oxygen by increasing air intake. The text links yawning to sleepiness and notes the perception of relief as blood receives more oxygen.
Commissioner John Atheray stated that some educators are motivated by duty while the east side public school system seeks funding from the board. The remarks referenced the challenge of improving education amid rising costs and local governance pressures.
The excerpt surveys mourning attire featuring crape hats and veils, with notes on fabric choices for widows and daughters. It shifts to a government critique over public instruction funding and department control, urging legislative review to curb executive overreach and safeguard public schools. The passage closes with local notices about property, church ties, and upcoming community events.
A garbled OCR passage discusses state budget items, education funding, and government appointments. It references commissioners, school supervision, and proposed apportionment of funds, though details are unclear due to text corruption. The piece hints at financial decisions affecting schooling and governance.
A damaged OCR fragment references a 1998 deed, county records, and named individuals in a legal context. It mentions custody or attendance notes and a dated April 4, with scattered names, locations, and actions, but details remain unclear.
An old town ordinance requires property owners to remove nuisances or harboring conditions. Penalties include fines up to five dollars and costs, with higher fees up to twenty dollars for repeated offenses. Township officials advise compliance to avoid legal action.
Fragmented OCR item notes a local vote in Oregon with references to bonds and costs of divine and western Washington, mentioning an assembly and dates in a puzzling sequence. Details are unreadable, but the record signals a formal public decision process and a scheduled vote.
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