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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
12
The notice promotes a limited time offer for gas stove and water heater installations, highlighting cost savings and convenience. It cites nearly 400 Washington sites already connected, with most users pleased by reduced heat and soot. The firm promises free connections and a four burner gas range with oven and lighting bracket while demand lasts.
About 100 households have taken the offer to install a hot water heater for $10. If installed with the range and light the price drops to $9. Present indications show the offers may be withdrawn and installation left to local plumbers, increasing costs. A postal addressed to the…
Readable fragments describe a shop offering various kids shoes and sandals in white, canvas, oxfords, and infant styles. Items include infants’ canvas shoes, white kids’ oxfords, patent leather styles, and multiple colors. Prices listed range around 21.44 and similar figures amid catalog-like selections.
A long OCR fragment covers local notices from Hackettstown and nearby towns. It mentions parish events, church leaders, school activities, social gatherings, obituaries, marriages, anniversaries, and community anecdotes across New Jersey towns, with names like Epworth, Sewick, and New York connections.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, places, and vague events. The text mentions Bloom s bury, Rev various ministers, dinners, relatives, and threads of social notices. Readable content is minimal, with many broken phrases and unclear dates or actions.
A readably readable fragment collage from a Columbia area page shows nameless figures and scattered phrases. It mentions education figures, local people, and possible public notices, but the text is heavily garbled with missing letters and mixed languages.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mt Hermon and names like Rachel Addis and Depew Wilhers with scattered phrases about visits, a park event, and a return home. Content is garbled with many unreadable portions and unclear dates or actions.
Distorted ad copy touts a “Golden Medical Discovery” and Dr Jeroe remedies for indigestion catarrh and bronchial issues. The text overclaims universal cures, cites nasal passages stomach and lung ailments, urging daily use of various preparations with dubious claims and unclear attribution.
An old classified style ad promises quick permanent cures for asthma catarrh deafness throat and lung trouble and many other diseases. It mentions X ray treatment and a “triad” approach claiming to improve women’s health and general debility.
Odd OCR text shows a medical office notice for Dr Sherman with hours listed as 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday through workday. mentions Easton Pennsylvania and a building name like National Bank Building Centre Surwaves. The legibility is poor but indicates an office hours notice at a downtown Easton location.
A dense Court sale notice outlines a land and premises auction in Warren County New Jersey. It names someone named Weller and the site near Belvidere Avenue and Church Street, with a long, run-on description of property boundaries, adjoining parcels, and legal actions. The notice references the Warren County Clerk and a deed dating back to December 2000, with multiple survey and stake details.
Public sale of parcels in Warren following a deed in trust involving Henry and Manafleld counts, with bids opened at the town hall on an upcoming July day. The description lists land portions, measurements, and references to prior conveyances to Suuningl Wy Tavs Uy deat from David CG Dayssaus wife, dated 1813, with details of probate and widow’s rights.
The St Cloud Hotel announces new ownership and invites the public to see improved comforts and welfare for guests. Management has readjusted the staff, says dining service is fine, cuisine excellent, and guests will receive courteous, prompt attention from all hotel staff.
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