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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
10
Fragmented text describes complaints about telephone service quality and rate hikes in Wood Glen area. References to local residents, repairs, and disputed charges appear amid scattered notes on nearby places and people, with several garbled names and incomplete sentences.
Fragmented OCR reveals a town meeting in Connecticut with discussion of an $11,000 item, a $4,000 current expense request, and trustees facing votes for or against appropriations. Names like Lane and Whitley appear amid unclear text detailing school, taxes, and local governance.
Sew Village hosts a 110th anniversary celebration with a reunion for old friends and former scholars. Invitations extended to many. Tony excluded from the guest list. Event set for Sunday February 8, 1981, at 2:00 PM, with plans for entertainment and past memories. Many local residents and families are mentioned in the surrounding notes and updates.
Stewartsville residents hosted Miss Dorothy Cooper and Mrs Aenbert Weller for a Home and Farewell Missionary Society event at Mrs Weller’s home. The gathering featured meals and socializing despite cold weather and a lack of local butchering, with several church and neighborhood visitors noted.
A garbled OCR fragment from a California area report mentions a drive, a horse, and a nearby brook with scattered names and events. Details are incomprehensible, producing an unclear sequence of actions and people.
Readers sent birthday wishes and friendly messages while many visited and entertained guests at homes this past weekend. Neighborhood figures including Mr and Mrs O’Neill and several local families hosted gatherings with meals and light entertainment.
Miss Muth Darikiberey chuy to Pleasant Grove with whooping cough. George C Meek plans a night stay with Mir saul on June 4 at Rockport. Preston Sliker visited Mir ambara and George Ay Lance at Mitcie Valley. Mise Efdon M Eau from New York concludes a few days stay with her parents Si and Mrs A. Tv aue. Charlex Post reports Teerevtown guests Charles Trimmer and George Moff min. Mrs owls Lance and Alice Meshalite Bellineater hosted visitors.
In a terse note from SCLMOLEYS MOUNTAIN Miss allotred skiiner Morris town visited her parents Mr Paul Dee and George Skinner Saturday and sodas Mrs Charles Pace said children of Laekertatown spent Sunday with Mrs unit Mrs Abmrshall Sargent. Mes 3 a Bhemar has returned home after a three weeks' visit in Atlantic City Mes soatuel Skater id daughter Marion of Anderson spent Thursday with her father Daniel Yours.
A collection of testimonials from Chicago Vermont and other places claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female troubles obviating the need for surgical operations. Readers are urged to request a free text on ailments peculiar to women and a address for The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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