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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
3
Local notices review births marriages funerals and social events across Stewartsville and nearby towns. Families such as Worman Wollertai Abram and Davidson are mentioned with visits illnesses travel and church activities. Community members attend dinners weddings and church services while others move relocate or retire amid regional social life.
A fragmentary newspaper sales item hints at discounts and bargain prices, mentioning quarter and third below Creal value and references to January offers. The text includes garbled names and stray phrases about buying, suits, and prices with unclear vendors or locations.
Fragmented text notes a地点 Pope QGoigden and Assorted names with unclear roles. Mentions Meaty ter spotedbiiir Une welt iM and references to a person W.J. Cook and household activities around Da Nelday.
Fragmentary notice from Allamuchy reports a general obituary feel with references to families including Mrs Minima Matter and Mr and Mrs John Dayvemer. The text mentions an infant’s death, unsteady handwriting, and a funeral or visit context in Easton and nearby towns with several relatives listed in scattered fragments.
A reader from Macon, Missouri describes recovery stories after weeks of fatigue and poor sleep. The letter praises cod liver oil and a tonic described as a powerful body-builder with an ironclad guarantee, noting satisfaction or money back. It also promotes a skin remedy from Saivy.
Fragmentary advertising text lists various priced groceries and household goods. Mentions olives cranberries baking powder evaporated peaches and laundry soap with vague prices and product notes. Content is inconsistent and hard to parse.
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