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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a superior cod liver oil preparation that restores strength, flesh, and color to young women suffering from a blood disease. It claims the product nourishes and strengthens, offers a free sample, and features a wartime “syrup” wrapper image.
The report describes a local event with multiple names and places, noting involvement of several individuals including Mrs Rittereth Miller and Miss Viola with various attendees at a social or church gathering. References to a funeral, anniversaries, and visits suggest a community newspaper item detailing personal notices and events.
William Berry, now 91, recalls life in Asbury and the era's political campaigns. He describes travel by canal and river roads, the Whig and Democrat shifts, and public life in his youth. The interview touches on voting habits, family, and community events from decades past.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions lamps and basement items in Easton near Lanlaeh's, with scattered phrases about goods, prices like 85.00 and 650, and references to reservations for interstate or out of town customers. The text is incomplete and many words are garbled.
Fragmented obituary and community news item describes local residents, marriages, and a funeral. Mentions Me and Now, Bel vin residents, and George A. Tinnan. Notes a funeral at News dadity CU Ready and interment at Maineslaicy cemetery. References health notices and local undertakers, with scattered details and names.
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