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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
10
A profile of Dr. Daniel G. Carey praising life over wealth and detailing his Marsh Root remedy. The piece cites his vow to heal first and lists kidney and related ailments treated by his herbal formula, touting a one dollar trial bottle and a guarantee.
A garbled OCR passage discusses various words and phrases with unclear meaning. The text appears to mix names and references without coherent context or identifiable facts.
A dated public health style notice warns residents that kidneys are in a bad way. The fragment references Dr Downey and historical remedies, urging caution about illness and claiming relief from certain nostrums. It reads as a general health alert with sparse names and uncertain details.
Readable fragments describe officials including a Borough Clerk and various meeting locations. The text references assembly notes and hearings at multiple sites with mentions of votes, public access, and local governance.
John C. Eckhardt announces his bid for Warren County Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He seeks public support and outlines campaign aims in the village setting.
The notice outlines the Crntile Township election to fill local offices including a supervisor, assessor and other municipal roles. It lists election timing, offices to be filled, and required officials such as the clerk and surveyor, with dates and procedural details.
A mangled OCR fragment appears to reference local names and a dated notice. Readable bits include mentions of persons and places such as Washington and New Jersey while other words are garbled. The text seems to describe a legal or administrative notice with dates and credits but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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