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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
7
A fragmented note discusses coffee costs and consumer choices, mentioning blends and percentages. The passage references a box, a shopping scene, and playful phrases about price comparisons and product quality.
A jumble of names and events from a small town reports visits, health issues, deaths, church duties, interments, farm losses, and social gatherings. Residents including Mr and Mrs John Peston, Loveday of Stuwpgraville, and Wm Fitts appear amid church and school notes, farms, and weekend travels.
Fragmented OCR reads suggest a new Boulevard Cony product, labeling and marketing terms unclear. Mentions of ladies contour items, prices around ten dollars, and references to discounts or allowances appear amid garbled names and places.
A scanned segment lists numerous residents and visitors with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Youmans and Mr. and Mrs. Conway McNeely, noting gatherings at Thompson house and visits in town. It mentions sales, exchanges, and social calls across Ames and nearby communities, with fragmented references to farms, theaters, and local shops.
Scrambled text notes visits by Leona and Carper family members to Newark and New York. It mentions Christine’s conduct and a Monday event in Ponting, Mich, where she became the bride of Ernest Hann. A Mr Ayres is mentioned with acknowledgment by J. Dakmeyer.
Wiseburn social notes recount a Friday gathering hosted by Miss Wlora Amith and Mrs. Henry Wennesdig at Bagdner’s residence with AElyy AMT Apgar of Dynetow7 and Jacob Anthony of Pennail among visitors. Mrs. Bo Lent and the Wydner family joined a Thursday visit. UTE and Ez ry Carpenter’s household hosted a dance for local youths.
A fragment describes self care for a cold with dubious remedies. It mentions breathing techniques with a bowl of hot water and a towel over the head, and references a product called UXOMEL claimed to relieve symptoms. The text also notes Australian ingredients and caution about stomach upset from drugs.
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