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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
12
The article lists reasons for Ford cars in use, noting purchases by John Wana of Birt cars, a marker for delivery by the Bell Telephone Co, and ten cars bought by the New York City Hire Department for chiefs of divisions.
An analysis explains the true cost of owning a Ford Model T focusing on fuel use tire wear and maintenance. It argues light weight and simple design yield high mileage and cheaper running costs, and notes driving safety features and steering controls for urban conditions.
An automotive ad extols wide appeal of vehicles designed for pleasure and business. It lists Runabout at 4100 but garbled figures nearby suggest prices around 4100 to 780.00 with various models described as fully equipped. The copy emphasizes safety and universal usability across ages and skill levels.
A garbled regional report notes residents traveling to Trenton and nearby towns for a social event weekend. Mentions families such as Snyder and Ohri Sluropnn, with references to celebrations, trips, and church or community activities, reflecting a small town's weekend movement.
A dubious tonic claims to boost hair growth and reduce thinning. Ads praise its pleasant scent and quick results, touting medical-grade ingredients and a fashionable appeal. Local readers are warned to scrutinize such health claims carefully.
A dense page fragment records names, kin, visits, and local events across the community. Families such as Myera, Mr. and Mrs., and various neighbors are documented with dinners, travels, and gatherings, plus hospitalities, church circles, and school-related notes scattered throughout.
Readable fragments describe a funeral visitation for Jennie E with relatives in attendance. Mention of La WAU and Bets hal test suggests community details, but OCR clarity is limited. The piece notes a death and burial context with limited place and date cues.
A set of fragmented land and power company conveyance references dated 1910 to 1821 describe transfers among individuals and entities including Eastern Pa Power Co and Knowlton. The garbled OCR lists assignees such as Mary, Mansfield, and Belvidere with various dates, sums, and locations like Oxford and Belvidere, indicating historical property transfers and mortgages.
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