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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
6
An impassioned essay argues that truthfulness is essential to civic life, condemning deception across classes and ages. It cites historical examples from Shakespeare to Carlyle and warns that lying corrodes character, erodes trust, and weakens society.
The readable fragments describe turbine components and steam engine noises. Phrases mention pistons rhythmic thumping, engine motion, and a struggle of steam entering iron jackets with unclear context. The garbled text lacks coherent events or identifiable names.
Fragmentary text mentions Maneity Ab and references to Deophets Trae with dates around 9 a0 18s. It lists various names and places such as Hess Bie Ala and Aver with scattered phrases about scheduling and preparations.
Truncated obituary notes the funeral service for several relatives including Mrs. Weatey Kinney and Mes Sue Thowey. It mentions relatives from Harinor and Winney families and that the service occurred on a Marsdagne day at the church and cemetery.
Fragments describe Hilrany Fareell moving the American Hotel on Monday. Mention of Mariat Mag' ronhaninnad in charge and Marlattana family residing nearby appears amid garbled notices about residents and property adjacent to the hotel.
A catalog of new season underwear features tighter weight pieces for women and children. Highlights include sleeveless union suits, white cotton vests, and value-priced ribbed and lace-trimmed undergarments in multiple sizes. Boys' balbriggan shirts and union suits are offered at low prices, with emphasis on comfort and fit.
An old ad touts Warner's Corset for comfort and support for all occasions. It guarantees durability with no tearing eyelets or broken boning. The seller touts affordable wear and free fittings to attract wary shoppers.
Sadurdivy's business lists new sailor hats in untrimmed shapes and large Misses sizes. Styles include black and white designs with Neapolitan and ship motifs. Prices range from two to five dollars and up.
Mrs Gane Conkling entertained Mrs Ellie Carpenter and others from Pullipsburg and Easton. Raymond Smith and Chas Caffey attended events. Several locals, including Miss Laura Shannon and Mrs Susie Alimermian, visited New York and Brooklyn. A church pulpit was supplied by Hav Conger of Drow Seminary. The community marked a memorial for a departed mother with a large gathering.
The Wolslayer's Shoe Store opens at 455 Northampton Street in Easton occupying the Old North Amption Bank Building. The space is not fully fixed up yet but is ready to do business.
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