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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
3
A historical notice from a watch and cloths repairman appeals for public trust in fixing timepieces and fabrics. He emphasizes a long Civil War era service, meticulous work, and unusually moderate charges, asserting leaving his bench only after complete repairs.
An executor announces a public sale of household goods and personal items from a late home in Mount Mac. The listing includes furniture, bedding, quilts, linens, curtains, dishes, cookware, garden tools, artisan items, a sewing machine, a small cash box, frames, toys, and various domestic goods. The sale proceeds benefit the estate and will occur at the residence.
A brief notice invites readers to renew or start subscriptions for the newspaper and related services, requesting continued support and future orders from patrons.
The text discusses cycles of peace and plenty followed by war and hardship, warning that prosperity invites vulnerability. It compares historical wars from colonial conflicts to modern struggles, urging readiness while highlighting the cost of war and the value of peaceful industry.
A damaged 20th century letter urges neighbors to invest locally rather than sending money away. It rails against national politics while advocating home investment, urging action to improve welfare, prosperity, and community vitality through local enterprise and loyalty to hometown businesses.
The column records a Blairstown visit by Mr and Mrs Daniel McTler, a Norfolk style social note with relatives in Henryville, plus a commentary by C. Breaptit on advertising waste. It mentions a traveler, a horse trade dispute, and a monetary judgment of 100 dollars to Miss Bartow.
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