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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
7
Readable fragments describe an Oxford township meeting, election plans, and local notices. Mentions include Philipstown and Harrisburg areas, a Civic event, and references to several residents and families. The text spans meeting notices, deaths, obituaries, and community happenings with multiple names and places.
The passage lists various gown styles and fabrics with elaborate embroidery and trimming terms. Designers or makers are not clearly identified, but references include Cambie Cambrie and Cambrigre style features.
Laubach's January White Sale offers a range of corsets and garments in French Cambrie lace trimmed styles with details on stitching, trim, and necklines. The ad touts numerous corset covers and gowns with decorative embroidery and wire tone laces, urging customers to shop now for spring and summer supplies.
An Easton Pennsylvania listing from Wm. Laubach & Son details a catalog of fabrics and embroidery items. The handmade garments, cambrics, and lacework described emphasize quality stitching and decorative effects, mentioning various textures and insertions for linen and garments.
Catalog notes describe cambric and muslin shirts with clusters of ticks, lace, and embroidery. Details include deep hems, insertion work, and multiple tuck patterns in various colors and widths with price references.
A long jumble of local items describes church suppers, school news, residents visiting relatives, and upcoming events. It notes community figures, holidays, and gatherings across Hackettstown and nearby towns with scattered names and locations.
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