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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1906

Page

9

Once Popular Things That Have Passed Away

A fragmented reminiscence notes past fashion and duties of a housewife, with references to family, children, and social life. The text recalls daily life, domestic roles, and historical shifts in households and labor. It hints at reminiscence of past occupations, stores, and community scenes.

Relicts of the Civil War on urban memory and transit

A stream of fragmented memories describes Civil War relics in a modern city scene. Observers mourn faded signs and long-vanished landmarks while public transit debates, urban change, and civic sentiment surface amid nostalgic musings on past conflicts and present life.

Tragic End of Promising Young Man in Belvidere

A lengthy narrative recalls the Belvidere murder trial of a young man in the United States. The condemned man faced execution after a sensational case of alleged poisoning within a church community. The account outlines his early life, ambition, court proceedings, and the heated public interest surrounding the crime.

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The Rose of the Rancho In New York Speech

An unclear passage describes a theatrical or literary scene in New York with references to Mae Telisen and a character or event called The Raven. It mentions a controversial figure and hints at public interest, but the text is garbled and contains many misread words and names.

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Gilt Buying a Pleasure at Laybach's Easton Pa

A damaged description of a department store display at Laybach's in Easton Pa featuring gifts and umbrellas. It lists men's and ladies wear including shirts neckwear bath robes and lingerie with emphasis on decorative items and special sale notes. The ad highlights varied merchandise and weekly specials in a period shop setting.

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Mow's tind bees hats and caps variety

Fragmented OCR text mentions hats and caps with broad variety. It lists scattered phrase fragments and misspelled terms including American, Star, Week, and World. No coherent event or names to confirm a clear news item.

The Grandma of Today

A fragmented reminiscence portrays an elderly woman with sharp eyes and a cheery, teasing nature. The speaker contrasts youthful confidence with her aging perspective and hints at Christmas memories and family dynamics.

The Christmas Joy of the Lonely Heart

Fragmented OCR outlines a reflective Christmas scene with mentions of a shrine and travelers. It describes lonely hearts visiting a shrine, prayers at a cross, and the hope of blessing and companionship for the aged and solitary.

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Another Caucus to Settle The Vote

Democratic voters in Franklin Fownstily face a contentious caucus on Saturday afternoon from two to three oclock. The session aims to determine a member of the community council amid a crowded field and ongoing political maneuvering.

Franklin Delavaun Smith

Hackettstown college proposes spring improvements and cemetery expansion

Prospects at Hackettstown C I extensive improvements linked to leisure paths and to a future of midelements. The trustees plan to lease land in the Blowart ravine along Huntitututes road, with possession by year end. The project includes field improvements, planting, and a new shade of roads, aiming to surpass cemetery standards. The school plans to close for holidays on December 18, and a large holiday break is noted as the history of the school’s largest year.

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Santa Claus Invites Children to Easton Window Appearance

A festive note from Santa Claus promises a front window appearance in Easton with toys dolls and gifts for children in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The letter lists offerings and hours for daytime and evening visits and signs as Santa Claus.

New Jersey Pennsylvania Santa Claus

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