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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
7
The fragmentary clipping reports a community week with varied items. It mentions public school exams, social events, temple and church notices, local deaths, a fire incident, and community meetings. Names of residents and local institutions appear amid scattered notes on events and obituaries.
Frank A Heydt buys a new car while residents of Orange and nearby towns frequent Stuyvesant mansion and Hotel Brunswick. Mrs Stewart Hann of Orange visits and plans to bring house goods home. Miss Margaret undergoes an operation in New York. Mrs Geo Seals and daughter return after a week there. Several residents suffer illness and poisoning related injuries. editor notes continued bad weather and local social ties.
Expert corset fitting free service offered on all days except Saturdays. Free guidance applies to each corset purchased at two dollars or more. New spring models now on sale on the Main Floor.
The article highlights the White January Sale offering many new undermuslin styles with strong value. It notes gowns from 39 cents to 15 dollars, corset covers 15 cents to 3 dollars, drawers 19 cents to 8.50, skirts 49 cents to 13.50, plus undergarments for children and infants. Main Floor offers specials.
A retailer announces a remarkable sale on women's and misses tailormade suits in spring models priced 7.00 to 10.50 less than value. Suits feature new jackets, sleeves, skirts, and linings with varied materials and colors plus a limited stock mix from a factory.
The itempromos describe a January Clearance sale with wide stock inclusion and many bargains not seen in Easton for a long time. It highlights rising prices elsewhere and urges shoppers to take advantage of scarce needs reduced temporarily.
On tour savings push, the ad promises big price cuts that slash costs before shoppers realize. It touts higher quality at lower prices and highlights bargains on women’s and missy coats, wool dress goods, silks, linens, laces, embroideries, table linens, domestics, dinner sets, and china, urging look for January clearance price cards.
A flood of brief items from Easton and surroundings details accidents, hospital stays, house moves, and social visits. Reports include a man breaking his hip after slipping, a neighbor aiding an injured person, residents moving homes, and various family and church gatherings across the region.
A dubious recruitment note claims nationwide math instruction access for all workers including clerks, typists, and office staff. It promises appointments and free training by writing to a central bureau, mentioning the Hamlin Building and Bureau of Instruction as contact points.
Fragmented OCR text appears to cite medical terms and foreign phrases with no clear event. It mentions conditions like congestives and coughs, with scattered names and phrases, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or dates.
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