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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
6
A garbled report discusses education policy and funding for Warren area schools. It references consultants, equal treatment, and proposed standards while noting county actions and implications for teachers and students.
Mrs Ros Block of Hopkins Minn testifies that two years of hot flashes and change of life symptoms were relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to try the remedy and notes the company will answer letters from women in confidence.
A jumbled record lists visitors and social events with names such as Myr, Mex, Fant Lats, and Mr and Mrs. stinten. It mentions Tuesday through Wednesday activities, travel to New York, and town residents like Leslie Valagoaten and Vinttoor, reflecting a chaotic calendar of society notices with numerous garbled phrases.
George Swayze died at Trehtoh hospital at age 7 ayears after a period of mental decline. The notice lists relatives including Ma. Ay J. Swayze, Asa Swayze and Sarah Younis Swayze Lak, and mentions visitors and other local names amid numerous scattered community updates.
A distant family gathering described with many names and places. Attendees include Mrs Mes, Mytle Abesis, Wilam Deh, and May Davison. They attended a recent festivity and were joined by Mrs Quivan and Mary, daughter of another attendee. Remarks mention New York visitors and friends visiting Friday.
About forty friends gathered for a birthday surprise at Jesse Twh’s home last Tuesday. Several residents, including Clarence Teel and Laban Tline, are mentioned in passing along with church and missionary society activities. Families from Northampton and Allentown report visitors and illnesses while others travel to Philstonburg and Hegelsville for gatherings.
Fragmentary text describes a Kansas firmer counting cash and allocating shares for landlord planting and hauling. Mentions a $10 check, split payments including $3.30, and two baskets with unclear purpose. Overall details are incoherent and unresolved.
A four day highway convention was scheduled with speakers including Thomas J. Wasser and engineers from SMILE and other firms. Attendees, observers, and local officials gathered in Deknwvare and Caistor for discussions on highway design and safety standards, with reports from the State Highway Department awaiting decisions.
Local social items from Brass Castle Miss Rush Silverthorn of Trenton and others attend family gatherings and school events. Mentioned are Mrs Walter Sileethenth ive, Mes Ardy Corn, and various neighbors at homes, weddings, and outings with several names and places in New Jersey.
The garbled text refers to a religious gathering in a chapel with references to a Rev. Paley La Bowttiv and alliances among churches. It mentions a proposal to a woman named Rissby Wik and a Sunday event. The passage also notes reactions from various religious groups and ads from different faiths.
The document outlines taxable farm income reporting requirements and allowed deductions. It lists eligible expenses such as tools, repairs, wages, rent, and livestock costs, and notes that capital investments in permanent farm buildings and large equipment are not deductible. It also mentions that certain personal and household costs are not deductible and provides examples of allowed depreciation and deductions for farm operations.
An editor at the hilestoche press voices concern about imitation Ladies' cloaks and garments. He warns that designers may be copying styles and that the trend could affect both ends of the market, signaling potential success for counterfeit designs.
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