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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
2
Readable parts reference a student, decor, and a football or basketball context with names like Newton and Allstate. The fragmentary OCR mentions a team, tracking, a likely school setting, but concrete facts are missing. The item appears as a damaged school sports or activity blurb with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear names and places with scattered terms like Mon Toe ugasts and Hh dbp copeta. Vague references to fees and items appear without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
A recap of a long running NY history program featuring public exhibitions and talks. The event lists include Hassan leer witnessed scenes at a regiment Amery and a series of musical and theatrical displays.
Police report an ongoing arson ring under investigation in Bayete City. Aware of missing persons and property losses, investigators note fires damaged multiple structures and trees, with estimated losses reaching tens of thousands of dollars as authorities pursue suspects and motive.
Poll tabulation from Newark shows 11 89 votes for daylight saving and 1 607 against the seven month period from March to October. A plan to shift to May to October failed with 1 122 votes in favor. Most supporters were farmers. about fifteen opposition members favored shorter daylight hours. Funds for the plan totaled about 1 000 000 dollars.
The piece discusses fashion standards for women, spotlighting styles, fabrics, and accessories. It mentions sewing courses at a domestic arts college and offers tips on coordinating outfits, colors, and fit to achieve a polished appearance. It also notes concerns about affordability and social expectations shaping dress choices.
A garbled report notes a historic first marriage at the Statue of Liberty ceremony in Brislow with witnesses including Abe and Mewihca Chaelabtay. The event features a professor from Whaten’y ih BUY T Academy and chaplain Rev Edmund Bank, among others, as photographers capture scenes at the balcony.
Willard seeks a comeback after years since his decline. The former world champion, tied to a revival bid, plans a new bout with big-fight ambitions and strong backing. The March 17 date looms as the target for his return.
A Trenton court judge imposed fines totaling 500.4 on an individual identified as Simprine. The case involved a share and a Ligier vehicle, with Judge Muxahall presiding.
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