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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
24
The text offers a wary, old style claim of sticking to traditional pricing for watch and jewelry repairs. It mentions avoiding modern methods, emphasizing value and a sufficiency stance, and alludes to a $10 charge for a $5 item as an example of questionable billing.
A garbled district column reports on local events and people including social gatherings, university visits, and community activities. It mentions several residents by name and hints at sports, travels, and visits around Washington and Port territory with scattered notes on meetings and notable appearances.
The section outlines December weddings and social events in Belvidere and surrounding areas. It lists families, attendees, and church and community activities, noting the Warren family and local residents, with references to earlier performances and holiday observances.
A fragmented ad-like text touts a plant extract marketed as Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. It claims to soothe coughing and bronchial membranes without chloroform or harsh ingredients, referencing a “Sacred Herb” and a supposedly universal healing shrub. The garbled excerpt mentions Jenkins & Moekor as likely publishers or sellers.
An unclear OCR page describes various local figures and incidents. It mentions a convention in a city with names like Sutton, Desnuy, and Washington relations. A story details a landling house, a fox, a constable named T. I. Slaith, and a man named Alishouse settling a dispute over apples with a $10 payment.
The Marksboro community holds a New Year supper and church events at the Marksboro Presbyterian Church to honor the memory of the late Jon G. Mayberry. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Abyam Heuston and families from nearby towns, with invitations extended to Chicago and Newark visitors.
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