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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
17
Local shoppers are urged to consider Christmas gifts that span home comforts and personal care. The guide highlights a selection of toilet sets manicure sets fountain pens and other quality items for loved ones.
This item chronicles a week of movements of townspeople in Scranton and nearby areas. It notes several visitors and hosts, including Mrs Welles from Valley, Miss Halide from nay, and Mr Lewis Vester of len Arey Wap, highlighting social calls, gatherings, and notable events at local homes and taverns.
The community mourns the death of farmer Tepes end Jol Pang aged longtime resident of the local homestead for over 40 years. Survived by seven children and a wide kin network including Dennis formerly, services held at the home with interment at Me Tree Union cemetery. Local notices include a Davidson advertisement promoting bargain tables.
The column lists visitors and local activities including Mrs. Enlietoer Park visiting her mother, Mrs. Lena fonnite, and Willard Steoble at his home. It notes church and school Christmas programs, with St Fried’s and Lutheran school offering events, plus mentions of health and family updates among residents.
The readable text hints at a Baptist church gathering on a Sunday with names and places such as Antioch and New York. It appears mangled, with stray terms like medicines guard and Bahia amid scattered personal names. Overall, details are unclear and partially legible.
The fragment lists streets and avenues in a borough for a sale or event. It references a solvent notice with a time of 8 p.m. on the third day of January, 1911, and mentions local venues and officials. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
An old catalog-style list describes discounted ladies and girls goods including neckwear, boxed items, bags, bears, and dolls. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars with emphasis on quick sell items and value deals.
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