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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
3
Dense OCR notes list community events and personal notices from Dover and nearby, including hospital and hotel references, estate appointments, retirements, and social visits. Names such as Mrs and Miss appear with scattered locations and dates, reflecting a busy local society page with brief mentions of illnesses, travel, and household matters.
A garbled ad fragment references various items and prices, mentioning parodies of place names and product lines. It hints at a sale or promotion with a focus on value, pricing, and selection but the text remains unclear and partially incomprehensible.
Messrs and Mrs Gibbs hosted a Friday visit with relatives from Newton and surrounding areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chay Davis and others as families from Amesenburg and Lens shared time visiting friends and kin over the weekend.
Fragmentary ad claims PARUSLAN Sage cures hair loss and itching, promising dramatic results and a two week trial at Wilms Opera House. Mentions American and Buffalo NY connections, appealing to fashionable New York Society and beauty.
A garbled New Jersey news snippet reports on railroad funding debate in the Assembly, a death at a home in Purhaps and several local notices. Names like Harold Tatberry, Lewis Selwack, and Lester Slidworthy appear amid scattered places and dates, with uncertain details and many OCR artifacts.
A damaged ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it cures coughs and colds. It mentions price and quick relief but contains garbled text and unclear details about sellers and locations. The fragment references Walls Texas and a local drugstore.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice from Markesboro with references to a dance event, a church resignation, construction around White Lake, and various pressed names. The readable bits mention presbyterian ties, civic figures, and a ceremonial or social gathering, all depicted in garbled form.
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