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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
7
An advertisement extols Rexale Mucu-Tone as a cure for consumption and catarrh, claiming catarrh stems from blood germs and the remedy destroys them. It touts appetite and flesh-building effects, with a guarantee of results or money back. The speaker urges readers to try a trial bottle for fifty cents.
A Newark church pageant and temperance gathering drew attendees including Mrs and Miss Mary Allen. Reports mention sermons, Sunday services, youth activities, charity efforts, and community notices from the Newark area with references to local ministers and organizations.
A farmer emphasizes that different grains demand distinct soil and handling needs. He stresses proactive planning before planting to avoid spring mistakes and urges timely measures to correct wasting conditions through nourishment and restoration.
A fragmented local notice recounts a meeting of groups and individuals including Charles Queulseen, John O. Vantin, Willan Reed, and others. It mentions sites, committees, and moves related to installations and local actions with scattered references to places and people.
A fragmented OCR passage mixing place names, figures, and events. It mentions Powter Rostenius, Julesmardempdite, Cabaloe, Bet Dest Tacit, and West are the tawny straped among other garbled terms. The text references regions, schools, and individuals in a rough collage without a clear narrative or focal incident.
Fragmented local notices in Danville list church services and visits by Rev. Grote and Rev. Powell, a nondenominational event at Crescent Street parsonage, and various residents’ activities. Names such as Mary Savith, Karras, and Whiteoll appear amid unreadable lines and OCR glitches.
The column lists obituaries and social news for Columbia residents including Amy’s Edectit, Mrs Mary Pierce, Miss Ponnie Bown, and others. It notes funeral services, family visits, travel to New York and California, and gatherings with relatives and friends.
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