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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
2
The fragmentary report references Charles J. Stryker and Frank G. Andrews a local baker with a train incident near Philadelphia and a derailed rail line. It mentions delays wrecks and disrupted service with scattered remarks about safety and observers nearby.
The Presbynorkan church wedding united Miss Mabel Guerin of Newark and Mr. Clinton Hiles of Great Mehslexs in a ceremony led by Rev. Win Hilios. The couple, married in a traveling tan chiffon suit, will reside in Star and Thrice-a-Week New York World. The event was attended by family and friends, including Miss Bihel Guerin as maid of honor and a large church audience. The reception followed at the bride's sister’s residence, with a formal bridal breakfast and extensive toasts.
Fragmentary OCR lines reference Washington politics and tariffs, with mentions of prices, crops, and the 1910 era debate. It notes a Senator or figure named Walsh and discussions around protectionist policy, taxes, and cost changes affecting beef, wool, and general trade. The piece also briefly covers local obituaries and community notices.
Bold claim about a liver derived remedy from Skrul researchers, described as a tonic for the large intestine. Promises relief of chronic constipation and related ailments with non purgative, child friendly doses, refunds if not cured, and local availability at Tenin East Washington Ave.
A garbled OCR item lists various food goods and prices such as macaroni and prunes with scattered numbers and phrases. Visible terms include Macaroni, Prunes, Golden Beabverey, and multiple unclear entries suggesting a local market or catalog item list, with no complete sentences.
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