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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1904
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated public sale notice from the Washington Star with figures including a one year period, 1.506 months, 75613 months, and prices 40e single copies and 5 gents. The readable items are unclear but indicate a newspaper notice listing terms and costs for a local sale or publication.
Port Murray New Jersey February 1 1904 tax payer letter argues Belvidere should not be the county seat contending a central location like Washington or Oxford would better serve northern residents. Writer cites travel costs and infrastructure needs and urges action to relocate to ease burdens on taxpayers.
Report outlines looming clashes in Port Arthur and Thibet regions with Japanese and Russian forces engaged. Notes potential realignment of global powers as battles threaten to redraw maps, with Russia suffering losses and Japan gaining seaborne grip.
Dr Thomas Dedrick former Washingtonian shared his Arctic journey among the Esquimos in North Greenland. He described igloos, living nodes, and the tribe with 18 youths, noting their religion and social life while showing expedition pictures. The speaker urged pole discovery and displayed Arctic apparel and curios. Mrs Evelyn Smith dies after long illness at 18 Cherry Street. funeral held with Rev Dr Johnson officiating.
A Stewartsville social event raised funds for Mrs Chilles as residents gathered Monday evening for a community party. The program featured music and readings with Anne Thompson performing, while attendees included Dr and Mrs Als Stand Mee Edy Miller and many local names noted in a bustling program outline.
A Friday evening gathering at Cotaits honors Mr Murphy with a wedding and dance. Guests include Misses Edolan Fosher Freda Cares Kyle and Emmn Pierson along with Milton Snyder and Burt Snyder. An American Bible Society appeal from Washington closes the item.
A special council meeting of the Coton borough considered a Washington Water Company plant sale. A six member committee was formed to meet the company and possible sale price, with three Common Council members and three residents. Boundary surveys and road stake issues were reviewed, and a plan to plant trees along frost-affected ground was discussed.
At the home of the bride's parents in Binghamton, Spenor A Eau and Bertha Mists were married at five o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured a warmly decorated scene with pals and lovers in attendance. The ceremony was followed by a reception and a supper, with guests including Mrs Win Gabletree and Mrs Win Jeusehestaniit, and a list of attendees from Philadelphia, Florida, Hoboken, and Washington.
A garbled mix of quotes and references from Scribner's, Penfield, and the Chicago Post presents a collage of travel thoughts and social advice. The text mentions a Leeuwarden street sign, a Morgen Wokkee notion, and a dialogue about love, patience, and industry with a hint of journalistic chatter from Washington.
An aged advertisement proclaims Scott and Bowne cod liver oil as healthful for consumptives, weak children, and thin adults. It features a man with a fish on his back and claims long worldwide travel, promoting strength, flesh, and lasting vitality. The piece repeats pricing 60 cents and 1 dollar, and cites Pearl Street in New York.
The narrative recounts Benton and Barnum clashing over statutes as a showman shouts Johnny Bremont outside a tent on Pennsylvania Avenue. Fremont’s caricature draws a curious crowd while Barnum disputes, seeks legal action, and a police response forms around the spectacle in Philadelphia.
A Detroit retailer cites a business owner endorsing Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and fatigue. The testimonial asserts improved stomach function, bowel movement, and blood flow with a full sized pack priced at 5 cents, sold in-store or by mail.
A young woman pleads at a Plano event that she cannot perform the old tunes, claiming the new songs she sings are worse. The unrelated clipped note from the Chicago Tribune hints at a cultural or entertainment fragment.
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