The Star Reflects on 22nd Year of Publication
The Washington Star marks its 22nd year under current leadership and notes growth in circulation from about 4,000 to over 5,000. It highlights improved printing, broader class of letter work, equipment upgrades, and plans for larger editions and better services for patrons.
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Severne
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Prisoners Arraigned in Local Court Terms and Lecture Series Planned
A list of prisoners arraigned on various charges is given, including Dishap, Corr, Lemerson, Cook, Schofield, Reidinger, and others pledging guilty or not guilty. The scene shifts to a church where Rev Dr Delos I Finks of New York will begin stereo view lectures on home missions, with dates Sunday Monday Tuesday evenings and offerings at each service.
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Nlite
Tredghet Lemerson
Ph Alpsburg
Awe Cook
Samus Schofield
Phillipebury
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Philip Quick
Saul
Joseph i. Mier
Oxford
Delos I. Finks
New York
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California
Bes Finks
Jade Heen
Allantic
Pacle
James J Johnston Hardware Firm Through Generations
The long running Van Greenthe hardware and plumbing business in New Jersey traces its roots to Jones and Johnston in the 1800s. Henry W Johnston retired in 1816. Joseph Johnston joined as partner. from 1884 to 1904 the firm was led by Joseph Johnston and later James H Johnston became proprietor. The business has grown into a leading hardware and plumbing supplier in the state.
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Joneply Johnston
Henry W. Johnston
Joseph Johnston
Hess
Joscys Johns
Ston
James Hl. Johnston
Les Heen
Durie
New Jersey
Canton Thanks For Father’s Sickness Aid Acknowledgment
The family of Mr. John Trance Ln expresses gratitude for the sympathy and support shown during their father’s illness. The note lists appreciation from relatives and friends who provided comfort, prayers, and assistance during this time.
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Canton
John
Hinds
Opportunity for Investment Seeker Advertised in World
A 1921 notice in the Star and Thrice-a-Week World seeks a man who can invest 1200 dollars. The ad requests a person of good address and undoubted character to manage a venture involving a office and furniture.
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New York World
Alarmed About State Finances Continues Discussion
The article reports ongoing concern over state finances with debate on reforms. Proposals include abolishing county boards of taxation and creating a Blue Water Supply Commission. Legislative figures such as Senator Osborn and Assemblyman Glazely push changes to election taxation and prison funding structures.
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Town Battles River Pollution Case Over Dumping
Delaware River pollution case heard by Vice Chancellor Walker with Assistant Attorney General Gankill arguing for the town of Patiipsburg. The court considers injunction against dumping and discusses cross state pollution cleanup, noting plans to pursue federal relief if needed.
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New Jersey
The Daddy of Them Al Wins Big in Local Shaming
The prominent dealer Acad Aleher, famed for decorating Bastun, wins a major local shaming event after 25 years. He moves to Noi Lehi's Court due to rent costs, links to Bahay Unnted and the Kind In Boston, and offers reduced prices as stock moves to Phillipaburg and Bristol.
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Ton Street
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Boston
Lehn
Chalk Mark on a Tailor’s Coat
A parable of envy and burden follows a tailor who bears a chalk cross on his back to avoid rent payment. Neighbors mock him and he spirals into quarrels and misery until he removes the mark, declaring he cannot endure the burden another week.
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Serthnur
Robin Hood a Real Figure Says Historic Review
An old journal fragment argues Robin Hood may have been a real figure tied to Sherwood Forest and Edward II era. It traces possible lineages, outlaw life, and the band’s support networks, noting later legends and the debate among historians.
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Wakefield
Phen Rach
London
Verwiets
Redsen
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Rubyn
Garlet
Spencer T. Wall
Little John
Robin Hood
Romaine
Romince
Two Words From The Republic And Courier Towson
Fragmentary quotes present two words linked to a joke about a chief confidant. The text references The St. Louis Republic and Louisville Courier, including an exchange about calling Rome an idiot.
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St.Louis Republic
Rome
Louisville
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