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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
4
Meadow project funding and constraints set by joint committee
The notice outlines a joint committee’s plan to widen and improve a twin drainage or twin dial project with elements of funding, timelines, and restrictions. It references Mrs Dara Wes and other named figures. The fragmentary text mentions spending, appointments, and community considerations affecting the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Quack laxative claims target constipation with figs syrup
An old warning-style note questions an advertised co op claim about a fig and syrup laxative. It asserts exaggerated health benefits and cautions readers about unfounded cures for habitual constipation.
Fragmented OCR notes on a 19th century local event
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, dates, and places with many misspellings. It mentions individuals such as Shad Hager and Euan NBhegy and references events, weeks, maps, and a Monday setting. The readable content is sparse and non-specific.
Fragmented OCR notice hints at a street crime aftermath
The readable fragments describe a violent event with a missing person or murder inquiry. Names, places, and specifics are unclear, but references to a gutter, a miscreant, and a public search imply a crime scene investigation and ongoing manhunt or vigil.
EdisonAdvances in Farming With Lime Based Fertilizers
The text discusses Thomas A Edison promoting lime use to boost farm crops and soil fertility, noting lime keeps soil productive and counteracts acidification since the advent of commercial fertilizers. It emphasizes lime as essential for planting and improving yields.
Edison Portland Cement Co. Involvement Noted In Tarbonne Fare
The article fragment mentions Edison Portland Cement Co. in connection with tarbonne ground and flour pricing details. It notes general accessibility and readiness year round, though phrasing is fragmented and other information is unclear.
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