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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement promises a year free trial on terms chosen by the buyer with factory direct shipment. It claims no obligations beyond selecting from a catalog and outlines flexible payment options, though wording is garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary ad style text argues trial will cost nothing and claims the instrument is not superior value. It touts a saving claim and suggests benefits of trying before purchase, though the message is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent offer.
A garbled local notice offers a legal bond of indemnity for a purchase, claiming a 25 year bonded guarantee on an organ catalog. It mentions a George Meyers and various names, with scattered social updates and community notes in a crowded page text. The readable segments include promotional language, names, places, and partial event mentions, interspersed with unrelated family notices and local gossip.
Notice to all persons having claims against Dante Probasce late of Quinty who died in January 1910. Claimants must present their claims to the executors by December 12. This notice is dated January 3 1910 and signed by George Grorards Moses Port as executors.
A fragmented early 20th century real estate notice describes conveyances around Elm Street and Gatesk area, naming August Casiner and James Caring family members, with mentions of local schools and a vaccination notice for public scholars. The text includes scattered references to Montic, Phila, and New TMaip with ambiguous dates and several personal names.
An advertisement from J. L. Pettyjohn & Co. Mortgage Bankers offers investments from $250 with guaranteed returns and no loan sharing. It claims borrower familiarity, personal review, and convenient collections of interest and provisions, urging readers to write for returns and refer others.
Fragmented reports describe various Belvidere and Delaware residents, including recoveries from illness, court occurrences, funerals, and social events. Names, ages, and local businesses appear amidst scattered notes on health, property, and community gatherings from a bygone period.
Tennial Ayres pool moved to Hackettstown on Tuesday. Daniel Morgan hired with Wr for the coming year. Mrs Kate Pitt spending a few weeks with Mrs Trea Babeopie. Miss Notlie Bartow entertained a party of 45 friends at a Valentine event. Mr and Mrs Howard Titus moved to Neoware after visiting parents. Mr and Mrs A B Shoemaker to sell house goods and move with children. Fourth quarterly conference Aly discussed returning the Teh Lake to the Methodist church pastorate. No World, 2 a year in advance.
Fragmented OCR reports yield a string of names and events. Mentions include Mrs Wlumerfety at a broker’s event, Ted entertaining visitors from Drakestown, and Alyy White’s family. A serious horseback accident involving Archibald Skinner near Newbury is described, with the wagon overturning and a pole injuring him. he was moved home the next day in serious condition.
An early 20th century promotional piece touts Castoria as a universally beneficial remedy for children and infants. It cites physicians endorsing Castoria, claims about its gentle action on stomach and bowels, and asserts safety by emphasizing the signature of Charles H. Pletcher and a long market history.
The notice invites buyers to a alteration sale with emphasis on inexpensive clothing and drastic price reductions. It hints at a hammering and removal of stock, offering customers a chance to save as the shop clears goods. The seller mentions delivering if necessary to reduce carrying costs.
An OCR fragment outlines men’s suits and overcoats with varied prices from $1 to $1,000s, listing styles and brands like Mul Hiro and Ried Mo’s Suite. Mentions sales, new arrivals, and discounts across several items including beach cheviots and overcoats. Includes numeric price details and generic product notes.
The readable parts describe apparel and accessories for men including shirts hats and ties with various prices and brief wear notes. The fragmentary text mentions Moon, Flower, Perky items, and a dawn reference but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize further.
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