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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
8
Advertises durable men’s trousers with reduced prices for fine worsted stripes and Paragon models. Original ranges from $3.34 to $7, now discounted to figures like $2.25 $5 and $3.35, with corduroy options down to $1.95.
Old stock pricing details list Sampeck reelers, knickerbocker suits, knee pants, bloomers and overcoats with dramatic markdowns. Notable reductions include items formerly priced at $5 to $8.50 now around $1.25 to $6.20 and two-piece suits from $4 to $1.00 or $2.50.
An ad lists Calibre Linbracing items such as ARROW collars CLUBTT shirts BE and AW shirts along with other furnishings priced low. It touts reductions on neckwear coats sweaters and underwear with many items marked down significantly to attract buyers.
Hats for gentlemen in new York shapes and shades at reduced prices. Premium and exclusive novelties offered with bold claims of value. Old hats priced down from four dollars to two dollars and less, with various discounts highlighted.
A single sheet issue recounts New Year celebrations at Kne Presbyterian church with a surprise by Rev. H.W. Ewig and a large supper. It describes social visits, dinners, carpenters, neighbors, and many names connected to the community in Delaware and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Castonta and The Kind You Have Always Rough Star Thrice in Week World with unclear context and few readable details.
A disjointed OCR fragment hints at a troubling tale involving a kidney theft and medical predicaments. Names, places, and clear actions are obscured, leaving a fragmented scene about a patient, a store, and a stolen organ with vague dialogue and obscure references.
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