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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
5
A garbled report portrays a political scene with references to leaders, campaigns, and public notices. It mentions ballots, voting methods, and calls for change, highlighting tension between reformers and established interests. The text also notes citizen participation and government responses to electoral challenges.
A garbled OCR passage references a cemetery, Cypress and Brabant names, and a cryptic scene with figures and memory. The text hints at questions of motive, memory, and public interest but remains unclear and partially unreadable.
The Concernica State Tamils report describes New Jersey subsidizing a third of road paving costs as the state undertakes major paving, planning over 2,000 miles of improved roads. Officials warn of high upkeep costs and urge careful budgeting to avoid neglect leading to further expenses.
Fragmentary OCR reports a historic event with widespread chaos and confusion across multiple regions. Mentions Lang, Caudalie, and Vit axis outbreaks, extensive impact in Sicily, Africa, and Europe, with thousands affected and notable city lists.
The Vice Chancellor, ruling in Jersey City, discusses a disputed separation case involving Carey and Belford family members. He condemns the strife as detrimental, noting the impact on spouses and children, while emphasizing the weight of wealth and property in the dispute.
Fragmented text lists several individuals and roles connected to an assembly contest. Mentions include Mayes, Turmutte, Aleesva, Sulit Cin, and Tyrone, with references to a former Hudson area figure and a candidate group fighting for a seat.
The fragment describes chaotic advertising in Boston with many merchants relying on mass ads from Massachusetts, the scene noting a rush of promotions and inflated claims. It mentions a life alarm dirteterery and a raid on the agencies, with prices like $72 cited and a premature payout disrupted, leaving advertisers wary.
Pending Newton community social notes recount visits, family gatherings, and congratulations. Mentions Miss Chace Conley of Mackettstown with uncle Jonah Smith, Mr and Mrs Duncan Dunn, Mrs Lewis Deremer, and Miss Mabel Stiner among others hosting or attending events. Also notes a New Year’s gathering, summer home plans, and farm sale advertisement urging high bidders.
Damaged historical ad copy touts Pape's Diapepsin as a cure for stomach misery and indigestion. It describes undigested food, foul odors, and relief after taking the pill with claims of fast digestion and a tidy stomach. The text emphasizes active life after consumption and urges readers to buy from a druggist.
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