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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
16
Fragmented obituary items list multiple individuals named in a cloudy record. It notes deaths at home, funeral services, and cemetery memorials with scattered surnames such as Stupes, Peters, and Crepe, referencing Washington Ave and local churches without clear dates.
A fragment notes Belvidere items from the American Type Founders Company or a related firm, mentioning cabinet works and machine and bone hands. The lines indicate stalled or unclear details about stuuly work and adjectives payment.
The fragmentary page reports extracts from readers letters to the Washington desk, including critics of policy and a view of wartime affairs. It mentions the Washington Post column and a discussion of President and government actions, with references to various correspondents and opinions on national events.
garbled text detailing appointments to the Board of Taxation including names such as Kalwneida, Drs Rayher cer Dad Manhury and Halse ty IGS. It references three year terms and mentions the Governor and Senate confirmation with talk of vacancies and potential contests.
Fragmentary text mentions household items and weights but is largely unreadable. no clear event or names to summarize into a coherent news item.
The text offers a fragmented glimpse of churchgoers and a debate over conduct within the house of the Lord. It mentions women’s roles and a social exchange, suggesting tensions in a religious setting amid unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled speech with scattered names and phrases. It references a person possibly named Walph and a question about someone in Israel. The legible elements suggest a disjointed historical snippet with unclear context or actions.
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