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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
4
In Hackettstown a dense community page mixes church notices, social events, and personal updates. Names, places, and affiliations appear amid scattered paragraphs about meetings, visitors, and upcoming entertainments at churches and homes.
A fragmented list of residents and events from West Part, Phillipshare, and nearby towns. Mentions include weddings, visits, a will, households, schooling, and social gatherings with various names and places, highlighting family ties, church events, and neighborhood happenings.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names, events, and notices including mentions of families, a church gathering, a supper, and local society items. Readable fragments reference Mrs. W. Coole of Sowonbyya, Mrs. Mary Sicyan, a card event, and a committee lead, with distant hints of a montly meeting and fundraising efforts.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and relations as a family and friends visited Shore over a weekend. It mentions ASHER Y Halsiver ieddl and Hibs sister Crist, with other names including Mrz Toboson Chea Driewuple Bowls Max Ades Sultana Mise EVayhat Proiapsony and various children and parents.
A list of local names and events appears with spellings and fragments. Mentions include Mrs Voorhees, Mr James Liste, Mea J Abteherry, Mabel Tusa, and Annie Rupel. It notes a Prayer Meeting next Saturday evening and various visits, with several names tied to Washington social rounds.
A letter from Mrs. W. C. Charrox of Louisville praises Vinol as a tonic for run down weak and nervous conditions. The ad claims Vinol contains cod liver, iron, and other ingredients to restore health in elderly and devitalized persons, citing a friend’s recommendation.
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