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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
4
The Washington Star column surveys wartime sentiment and economic policy, arguing for more money in circulation while condemning imperialist actions and labor unrest. It notes pay procedures for New Jersey National Guard volunteers and reports local obituaries and civic notices amid a broader push for retrenchment and moral guidance.
The column records a critic’s remarks during a feature on war. It links poverty and misery in Europe to religious and social critiques, condemns mobilization, and comments on price hikes and trust issues. It notes Governor Voor and labor strikes, warning that protests can hurt workers.
A Newark Daily Advertiser critique discusses abolishing the State Tax Board, replacing salary-driven actions with constitutional methods, and ending what is viewed as meddling in local assessments. It cites issues in Warren, Oxford townships, and the Co. as examples of unequal valuations and calls for a return to equalized county assessments for school and state funding.
Fragmented text outlines a coffee drinking topic with unclear names and garbled phrases. The readable bits reference a vote or discussion and a grain related theme. Entities are mostly obscured, offering little concrete detail to summarize.
A garbled OCR item lists ribbed knit basics and sleeve styles, mentioning various vest and shirt designs, sleeves lengths, and fabric notes. It references silk and linen fabrics, color options, and a range of apparel terms with unclear brand names, all in a period newspaper voice.
An old style ad mocks winter delays and urges readers to visit a showroom for flooring and furniture. It touts tempting prices and a wide display to motivate shoppers to replace or rearrange their interiors this season.
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