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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
11
Read of Christmas events at local churches including cantatas The Story of Bethlehem Santa Claus program and large choir and orchestra performances. Also listed are Christmas sermons services at St Peters and St Josephs with midnight and morning gatherings plus school department entertainments and nativity activities. Local civic statistics follow with population and municipal improvements.
Local notes report Sunday night preaching at the Methodist church by Rev. Th Wo Atorgan. The Raguel church’s Art Soler plans a sewing meeting Thursday after noon. Deacons convene a special meeting Friday at the church. Rev. Wim Burd of Hillsdale preaches at the Methodist church. Rev. Cornelft Rareiagiboe Paso scheduled for next Sunday. The Presbyterian choir to perform The Story of Bethlehem.
The resurrection is presented as God's seal on Jesus claims divine authority to forgive sins and provide eternal life. It asserts Jesus as the sole path to God, the Redeemer of humankind, and the guarantee of believers' future resurrection. The text cites Paul and Parker to emphasize triumph over death and the futility of denial.
An aging artisan Kerle hosts a housewarming revealing a secret painting amid a tea gathering. Characters Dorothy Gerty Squires and The Girl attend, while Kerle wrestles with courage, pride, and love as friends react to the unveiled work.
A brief note outlines a Sunday evening Epworth League session at the Methodist chapel. The topic centers on Transfiguration Christmas personality, with a focus on truth expressed through giving. Teachers and Washington public school pupils discussed not exchanging gifts due to affordability. Mr Cand of Thinks and Mr and Mrs Clais W Parks family express gratitude for community support after a recent accident.
Fragments describe Christmas post chaos with notes about gifts delayed for Cherbsmass. References to a cross statue, dress, a Mackace, and slowing of deliveries hint at disrupted seasonal service and anxious townsfolk seeking parcels by spring week.
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The passage contrasts talent and genius, noting talent obeys and bears hardship while genius resists harnessing. It portrays genius as wild and untrainable, with intellect yielding only faint patience, unlike a docile creature that follows the bit and loads with dull patience.
Fiore outlines how to craft an eight foot fish rod from four pieces of hickory or similar wood. It covers tapering each section, joining joints, gluing, wrapping with cord, and final smoothing with fine sandpaper for a sturdy inexpensive pole.
The text discusses severe gender inequality in Persia, noting high infant mortality due to women’s ignorance and lack of education. It mentions early marriages under social stigma and the fear that daughters face abandonment or harm, highlighting harsh cultural norms shaping women's lives.
A fragmented catalog of groceries including grapes peaches apricots Smyrna figs cranberries almonds walnuts and various Drake's cakes with prices listed in cents per pound. The text is a garbled OCR line of a 19th or early 20th century store advertisement.
A readable catalog of assorted vegetables and canned goods with prices. Items include corn beans peas tomatoes asparagus mushrooms and more with prices ranging from a few cents to under two dollars. Local shoppers are offered best quality and low prices across many brands and pack sizes.
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