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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
14
We will be open for business Saturday evenings from seven to eight. Deposits made on or before the fifth of the month earn interest, compounded semi annually. We have capital and surplus profits of five hundred thousand dollars and offer the best security at three percent.
Long, garbled report analyzes Democratic and Republican dynamics around Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt. The piece discusses Wilson's western tour, opposition from big interests, party strategies, and potential nomination scenarios at Philadelphia and Baltimore conventions with references to Taft and Roosevelt performance.
Freeman Walter and a group of youths in Belin Parish embraced the Boy Scout movement, with plans for patrols and outdoor training along lake shores and streams under a local leader. The article notes the international scope, aims for readiness and honesty, and the drive to involve boys in outdoor duties while avoiding military connotations.
A garbled notice references an agreement among multiple parties and locations including Lehigh, Easton, Phillipsburg, Philadelphia, New York, and Warwick. It names officials such as John Stiver and secretary Wilbur Stover, with scattered firm and mine mentions and dated last Thursday.
Former Warrent County resident Kinney Vancoten, employed by Retter Curtis HL, suffered a skull fracture after an excavation damaged the cement roadbed. He was declared insane after recovery and sent to a hospital. A verdict awarded $4000 to Vangcoien’s favor amid the case seeking damages of $28,000.
A local inquiry continues into the Decherd Telegraph Co with bankers and officials called to testify. The committee aims to determine fair rates for villages and rural towns and schedules the next hearing for Wednesday downtown.
Fragmentary notes mention The Carpenters at Easton with prices around $1.18 and $100, plus hints of good grades and a 49h reference. Details are unclear but suggest a concert or sale listing with price quotes and performance name.
An article discusses turbine engine output and compares it to human labor. It states a turbine unit equates to power from many workers over an eight hour day, illustrating vast efficiency gains and the scale of industrial energy.
An article claims a microbe treatment can eliminate dandruff and stimulate scalp and hair root activity to reverse baldness. It offers a money back guarantee if not effective after trial and markets the remedy through a Washington avenue outlet.
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