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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
8
A long, fragmented list details residents, visitors, and events around Oxford Street and nearby areas. It mentions attendees at church services, family visits, neighborhood entertainments, and small-town news such as illnesses, celebrations, and surface-level social movements among local families and businesses.
A cluttered column lists residents and visitors from Newark, Nowtramp, Allen town, and surrounding areas. It mentions Nellie Thompson, Miss Bohlin, and Master Knute Wallander among others, with social visits, church events, and a St Ann's church lawn gathering. The piece notes a church supper and musical entertainment by Wallander's orchestra, plus various family connections and weekend visits.
A garbled herbal patent claim touts Bit Bleettie Bitters as a universal cure for malaria and related ailments. The text cites supposed sufferers including mentions of stomach, liver, kidney issues and general debility, with vague references to named ingredients and a one-line guarantee by a named vendor.
The Knowlton Presbyterian Church congregation invites all to a roasted pig feast on Tuesday at the Knowlton church after services. A hearty meal with coffee and nuts will be served, with no intradiction stated.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local community page with names such as Mrs Aarti Des Miss Jainee Strquter C Phillips and Mrs. Stony Welsh. Mentions church attendance at Urestisterian church and a July or Sunday event, with references to residents visiting Hoboken and tackles about a boy named Stovn who lived with relatives and attended township exams. The text is garbled but centers on local families, social visits, and a youth’s schooling.
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