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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
9
An OCR fragment showcases a Fay store ad promoting furniture and carpets. It touts dining room sets, beds, dressers, and bedroom furniture with prices and finishes, inviting customers to visit and compare options. The text reads like a bustling sales pitch with discounts and styles highlighted.
A fragmented notice details a community gathering in Morristown and nearby areas, noting postponements due to bad weather. It lists organizers, committees, and attendees including local officials and residents, with arrangements for processions and speeches. Further lines reference a welfare committee, election duties, and a formal program amid storm disruption.
An advertisement announces a sale of Corsets at Tarbell Baeton Pa with a wide corset stock. It promotes Coutil Corsets in two lengths, medium bust styles, hose supporters attached and priced at 60 cents with a special low price. Contact Sintyrrkaiy Wallagbah & 3 in Kaston for details.
A fragmented column offers musings on work and money making. It argues that exhausting labor yields little if nerves are strained, advising rest and steady practice to boost productivity. The piece shifts to gardening tips, noting rabbit control with lime sulfur and the Palmetto versus Argento debate. It ends urging personal improvement, planning, and writing letters to reflect on betterment.
A garbled warning discusses tobacco fumes and their health risks. It mentions a baby, inhalation danger, and the need to avoid exposure, implying precautions around tobacco smoke and related substances. The text is incomplete but signals concern over smoke fumes and safety.
The fragment cites satire about Republicans and White House discourse, listing Robeson R. Welsted late and a probate bid. It notes a will probate before Feb. 15, 1910, with executrix William Merrill at 58 Bigelow St New York and mentions The Star and Three-a-Week News.
Mr Moses Woolverton and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts and words of sympathy and help following the death of their mother. Appreciative thanks are extended to those who offered support during the bereavement.
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