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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
13
Fragmented column records visitors and residents in Belvidere township and surrounding towns. Names such as Mrs Chag, Miss Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Lanaiereit appear alongside mentions of funerals, church events, harvest events, and minor civic notes. Several gatherings, travels to Newark, Philadelphia, and Yonkers are noted, with local church services and community meetings referenced.
Knowlton residents Celia Linaberry and Margret Leida spent Tuesday in Aston Geo and Pierson. Mrs Dennet of New York visited her sister Mrs I S Bond this week. Walker is visiting her sister Mrs Joan Brands at Point Elensa. Mrs Herring of Pennsylvania spent two days last week with Mr and Mrs John Walters. Do you want dens in getting up and Bat sign for you.
Fragmentary OCR text references various claimed health supplements and remedies and a White Cross product powder. It lists symptoms such as itching swelling and speartings with mentions of ingredients and sizes, but no coherent event, entity, or verifiable details.
A new preparation called Dainty deodorizes perspiration without hindering natural sweating. It leaves a clean, sweet, unobtrusive odor. Available in large jars for 25 cents at the toilet department.
A local fashion feature highlights five waist models praised for exceptional value, fineness of materials, and high tailoring. The garments are described as popular sellers from their first day on display, with strong admiration from state friends and shoppers alike.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a model kit or item description with unclear details. The readable portions mention a Model 121 98c and references to parts like bread and center gauge, plus notes about grade bricks and carsbric. No coherent event or outcome is present.
The text describes Model 112 priced at $1.25 and another item priced at $1,235, noting distinctive features such as a revere bosom and Croni cutlae details. It references a “Mannish Tailored Valet” and a transitional, elaborate design with white and polished fabrics, suggesting bespoke tailoring and unique button detailing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Model 114 with waist and wall features, a Gibson wall with besamefor, and medical M4 parts. It mentions Haste Mone Hoggan based on blag Maw and a Qeo Lirge flat pearl ration. Collar ed sulfa described as inon.
Product catalog note describes Model 115 priced at 1.25 Maunigh Walst. It highlights a plain tailored wall of novelty figured midras with yoke back, hip pocket, broad front plait, closed with large water pearl buttons, butt collar and cuffs. Details are given with sales emphasis and illustration reference.
Norton A and Mrs Py J Billerigk host Miss Helene Ww of Brooklyn with Mr and Mrs Ang Sralth Ontario Jos Garr in attendance. Reverends Wyn Newsom of Frenchtown and Gro Gardner of Glet Gardner and Miss May Sherman visit Mountain Lake. Mr and Mrs Geo Roblgein of Tut, Jane escorts Mr and Mrs M M Lott. Burnlay Mrs Walgon Wene visits. Ruth Skinner of Allentown attends with Mrs McConnell at Annandale. Births announced in local vicinity. LB de Grove family note.
An old product ad fragment touts Castoria with lines about a familiar “Kind You Have Always Bought.” It references Chas H Fietcher and implies a soothing remedy for children, echoing early 20th century branding language.
A brief notice notes financial guidance or investment sentiment, with emphasis on prudent spending and saving tactics likely from a local advisory or column. The readable text hints at urging readers to plant funds carefully and consider long term growth with cautious budgeting and steady contributions.
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