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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hair care, Pavisiur Suge ole owe v Dut, and a New York woman. The readable segments suggest discussion of remedies or products, with references to a House Pharmacy and therapy terms, but details are unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary notes describe revival events at Tanger with references to Dr. B.S. Aawwtiwees and The Graven af Maret. Mentions merge of Pouiuk Unis, legal concerns, and references to ships, sales, and various dates, names, and places are present in scattered form.
A garbled OCR passage outlines debates over funding allocations for counties, mentioning authorities, road projects, and potential state adjustments. It references highway concerns, local governance figures, and rising questions about equitable budget distribution, with scattered names and places embedded in the text.
The text appears as a garbled local notice listing names such as Francis Bew, Myo, Myra, Cleo, and Myra, with scattered references to visits, family events, and a weekly New York world price of $2.74. Details are severely distorted and many proper nouns are unclear.
Fragmentary text shows multiple proper nouns and places interwoven with garbled phrases. It references people, locations, and actions but lacks coherent narrative, making a concise factual summary difficult. The readable bits hint at a meeting or event with named individuals and institutions but no clear outcome.
The report details festive season activities in Hackettstown and Ames areas, noting church offerings, school reopenings, visitors and residents gathering for celebrations, and local businesses by Ames and nearby locales. It records social visits, community meetings, and personal milestones across multiple households with emphasis on regional names and places.
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