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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
6
Fragments describe a public display in Central Park with fashion details and onlookers. The text lists names and notes confidential chatter about outfits and social mobs, hinting at a crowd near a veranda and a lively afternoon scene.
A fragmented narrative recalls local figures, events, and milestones from Warren and surrounding communities. Mentions of editors, families, marriages, weddings, and notable incidents illustrate social life, with references to schools, factories, and public figures shaping a mid century town chronicle.
A fragmented Sunday notice from Mt Bethel mentions misread names and roles including Mr Jacobsen and Mrs Torgensen. The garbled text references a church gathering at Barreville and a broadcast on CTV with unclear times or locations.
In Delaware a social scene unfolds with local residents and visitors including Mrs. Vestal and Mrs. Lombir attending a hotel gathering hosted by prominent individuals. Charles Gis and Rubeot Gis are noted among the attendees as guests of honor at the Ravtden hotel in Kustom.
A garbled excerpt from a historical page hints at confusion around a notable tower or structure and a named figure or team. The readable bits suggest a discussion of misdirection, risk, and perhaps a local or organizational dispute surrounding a project or site.
A vintage silk sale lists Crepe Faille at 98¢ per yard and Fancy Silks from 1.49 to 2.50, Natural Pongee 1.19, Silks from Chine 1.59, Satin Charmeuse 1.98, Satin Crepe 2.98, Chiffon Taffeta 1.49, and other fabrics with marked clearance prices. Also notes remaining white corduroy and chinchilla fabrics sold as is and discounted.
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