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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
13
The wartime era campaign text features reflections by Frank G. Andrews of the Poxtoilice Waah paper on the 46th election. It argues for strong national leadership, mercy under law, and a government instrument the public can trust, praising Wilsonian aims and party unity under fiscal and administrative reform.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a hotel death involving an individual named Klivdine and references a possible accidental cause. The text mentions a room, a locked door, and later discovery, with scattered names and unclear sequence of events related to a construction crew and local figures.
Obituary notices and funeral services for residents in a local community include details of names such as Mist Elizabeth Ope and Mrs. Coydtae, with ages and kinship notes. The report mentions a Brooklyn connection and a widow, Hacketistown ties, and a businessman's estate figures totaling 44,459.01 and 84,780.78 in hand.
Fragmentary notes indicate a sale at the Windene Hotel involving multiple properties and bidders. The garbled text references Sheriff and orders, with mentions of buyers paying nominal sums and a second bid time, though many details are unreadable.
A local obituary details the death of an 84 year old man after a long illness. The piece notes his age and mentions family reactions and funeral arrangements in the community. The text showcases a somber public notice with limited readable names and details.
Advert shows Scott's Emulsion as a universal remedy for winter colds throat ailments and chest infections. Claims include strengthening lungs, soothing coughs, and benefiting infants and adults alike with emphasis on vitality and resilience.
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