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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented passage questions why Britain imports oatmeal from the United States and discusses Quaker Oats sales to Great Britain and Scotland. It notes large exports of Quaker Oats, the long history of oatmeal in Britain, and the brand’s prominent market presence with pricing hints of 25 cents in larger packages.
A fragment notes Cartomutal Bears the alguature of Chon and references WL Fletcher and a long career spanning over thirty years with The Wind You Have Always Bought motifs. The garbled text hints at literary or archival items tied to named individuals and works.
General notes summarize new postmaster positions, cost projections and public works. Mentions Washington City costs about 316000, public library in Dolleville at 20000, Delaware and Haitian canal 60 miles long costing 1680000, Morris canal length 2 notes equaling 8550000, and a world fair in New York in 213 with large anticipated attendance. Also notes Swift Beet Co and a death with 60 million and 16 percent figure.
A brief note praises Scott's Emulsion as a rapid builder for mothers and a nourishing booster for breastfed infants. The testimonial-style copy claims the tonic supports maternal strength and proper milk nourishment for children, signed by Lark Denny of Peart Street, New York.
A garbled digest of regional items mentions Annandale region gossip, editor changes, and political hints. It notes nearby editors and officials, appointments, and a plan for state enterprise, with scattered names like Merristown, Dover, Morristown and Florida trips.
New Jersey officials discuss a $50 000 grand spar sale and plan addressing the Hoard of Agriculture in Treucon. Governor Fort names a barber commission, appointing Rank Levon and Gen. I. Rc cordon, to license and regulate barber shops.
Fragmentary report shows railroad tensions as Lackawanna engineers survey a Bangor division line and workers press for salary raises. Confusion over union actions and fare adjustments appears amid brief mentions of key figures and dates.
The snippet records various local social notes and mentions Joh Tattst and J. S. Moore along with Mrs Susan Moore and Mrs William Moore visiting Ban ton. Jos Pitrenger and Jos Sinney are noted with family ties in Hope. A major line reports A Moore plans to expand poultry farming after finishing a large new hen house. A settlement notice for Michael Kratak’s estate is recorded, with Surrogate audit planned for February 4 1910 in Warraw County Court.
A 19th century moral excerpt cites ex judge Dittenhoefer asserting that a second marriage often leads to less happiness and more compromise in the home. The piece argues divorce and remarriage bring loss and danger to family harmony, urging women to reconsider second nuptials.
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