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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
2
A fragmentary sale listing offers clothing and home items with marked-down prices. Notable entries include ladies knit ponte, white lawns, hot ladies black hats, and linen pieces. Discounts shown convert to lower figures. origins suggest direct-from-manufacturer sourcing.
An unclear promotional note describes brytog shoes and a sole agents sale. Fragments mention year 1968 references, pricing, and a sales claim about affordable options. The readable text provides limited concrete details beyond product and sales context.
Bold advertisement states Corn Liquid removes corns with a few applications. Applied like paint using a small brush in each bottle. Claims best for corns bunions and calloused spots.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Phillipsburg location at 140 South Majoron Street related to a Beoyad Whtional Bank building project. Details are unclear but indicate a construction or real estate item with a bank association in the town.
A heavily garbled notice reports a public sale of farm stock and various goods. It mentions horses, apples, and wagon loads, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors. The fragmentary text also references bidders and sale locations, creating a rough outline of a community sale event.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various remedies and conditions such as coughs, colds, mouth sores, and fevers. It references Dr Humphreys and a mix of foreign language phrases, with scattered product names and doses, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and places in Buttaville Wisconsin. Personal events such as illnesses and family notices appear with unclear dates and misread phrases. The readable bits indicate neighbors like Anna Polkiter and Mrs Berry and several surnames tied to Sunday references without full context.
The text notes a gathering at the home of Mr. Cole in Washington with mention of Miss Katte Amondt and several friends including Mey, J. Geo, and Smith. An apology is given for a missed meeting and plans to reschedule a future event is hinted, with references to Sunday, Saturday, and local residents.
In Changewater the Ladies Aid Society of the Changewater Methodist Church elected officers last Friday with Alvis Isabelle Garey as president and Mrs. Whiteheld Castor as secretary. Mrs. A. Vic Garey named treasurer, and Mrs. Creveling secretary. The Sunday school elected officers including superintendent and assistant roles.
A noisy OCR style summary notes ten indictments and a range of defendants, including details about grand jury actions, court appearances, and possible charges. It references names and places in a fragmented way, with indications of trials and legal processes continuing.
A scattered OCR fragment describes a surprise visit by quad friends to a hostess named Edith S. at her home on Wood Street. The account mentions congratulations, possession of the house, an elaborate interior, and references to local residents and guests, but many names and details are garbled or unclear.
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