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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
11
Fragmentary note lists Dr Humphreys and mentions German Spanish Portuguese and Fe Orne in unclear context. No clear event or details. The readable items suggest a multilingual brief involving medical or research references but lack concrete actions or outcomes to frame. More text needed for a solid card.
The text offers various inexpensive and cortly memorial plans for pets from D. J. Nawell's Sons of Easton. It promises full value for money and invites customers to request estimates for the style they prefer and the level of ceremony.
A garbled account describes a Delaware Avenue incident with references to witnesses, locations, and a fatal outcome. The text weaves names like Lewan and Traves, mentions TE, Minn, and At, and hints at a stuck investigation, with scattered details about suspects, pressures, and a possible motive. The readable fragments suggest a chaotic crime report from a city paper.
A letter from RL Ruger of Virginian Avenue Indianapolis describes severe kidney trouble that left him unable to walk far. He credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with curing his backache and improving his son's health after doctors and other medicines failed and urges other sufferers to try it.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names, places, and events with partial sentences. The piece mentions Lehigh, Sew Engh Horie, Portland, New York, and references to residents, committees, and dates, but the full context and coherent report are unreadable from the garbled source.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a society column listing visits by Mrs. Ardrew Danley and Mrs. Deva Thinker, with mentions of Trem and Pabeae gay, wedding plans for Aly tis lye and Mob, and various names including Clay, Webber, and Anderson. The text signals social calls, family events, and upcoming gatherings in multiple locales, but is garbled and difficult to parse into clear events or dates.
The readable text describes a chaotic scene near the Miscohatemas river where a fire and surrounding danger affect multiple people. It mentions Bond Mrriniit and fxg Sineps near a burned area, a nearby church appeal for support, and unclear references to a rescue effort for Tea who has not been cremated or finished. Ben speaks of a laboring emiverser stare and says "Novena run."
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Pavari... elixir as a reliable tonic for female ailments and faint spells. It claims alcohol-free glyceric extracts from medicinal roots, tested ingredients, and endorsements from medical writers. The copy asserts the product outperforms substitutes and features sugar-coated granules for ease of use.
Pursuant to a Warren County Surrogate order creditors are notified to present their claims against the estate of Simon W. Nunn deceased to Administratrix Annie L Nunn on or before September 29 1809. Claims not filed will be barred by law. Dated December 25 1808.
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