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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
3
A cluttered column reports residents returning home and visiting relatives in New York and nearby towns. It notes illnesses minor injuries and community events including gatherings, sales, and church notices with numerous names and places across the region.
A jumble of names and places notes visitors to Newark area families during a busy weekend. It mentions Mrunfield guests, Nellie Plemaing, Georgy aN, Morris Adie, and Naomi from Te ent, plus local sports across Hackettstown and surrounding towns with Parke fonatoony and Te geare tallying a score.
A vintage catalog page showcases Women and Misses dresses in hip styles. Prices range from 2.50 to 15.00 with assorted fabrics like ginghams voile and linen, highlighting trimmed tub dresses and lace details.
Readers rush to buy embroideries for next spring with shrewd savings. Slogans tout corsets, covers, edgings, and flouncings at deep discounts with prices from 10 to 49 cents per yard and higher yardage deals across lace, galloons, and allovers.
Ramie liners and ramieUyens dominate fabric demand with a clear lead over other textiles in dresses and tailored suits. Supply struggles under high demand creating near scarcity in the market. The assortment includes beige brown and cadet colors, with 47 inch width and water resistant finish, offered at 31.59 per yard.
Our Sewing Machines offer include the Laubach special at 16.50 and Laubach 8 at higher price. Cromikn igent Tor model priced around 805.00 with prime ply 19.50. Installments available from 22.00 to 25.00. Two improved Seamstress models priced around 30.00 with 5 down options. All machines fully warranted for 1 year. Third Floor.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a sale law, regular secula, and a price of 5.48 with references to a street and floor level. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
An OCR fragment advertises coffee related items and cakes with prices and kitchenware likely from a local page. It mentions tables and a brand or stall name but the fragment is incomplete and lacks clear dates or quantities.
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