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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
12
A mid-summer clearance entry lists various lawn and lace fabrics with price drops. Items include Colorel Lawns reduced from 15 to 1 cent, White Lace Steam from 2 to 2 for decade, and Silk Stripe Grenvillings cut from 33 to 25 cents. Also noted are Girdles and Underskirts with reduced prices and several fabric lots offered at new low prices.
The note describes life or endowment policies as investments that return interest. It warns to protect rights and secure income for old age, urging readers to select a suitable policy and reputable company with guidance or help available.
fragmented OCR text describes court actions, officials, and procedural reforms with mentions of chancellery, commissioners, and judges amid a lengthy, unclear narrative. It references a Worcester area context, various names, and dates, focusing on ongoing legal processes and manpower changes.
A colorful account describes a community gathering in Latoncowa with Mrs Visurvey and Amey among the attendees. Neighbors mingled after a long day, sharing stories and music as families prepared to return home. The event wraps with plans for future local meetups.
A garbled OCR excerpt references Connectioud Newes items and figures such as Arthur Smith an automobilist and mentions of towns like Allentown Pa and New York City. The text lists names, events, and dates in a disjointed fashion with unclear jonctions and multiple misread words.
Fragmentary text notes Jersey road improvements and railway plans. Mentions Roads Commissioner Ty and mentor HN, references to locomotives and passenger trains, with unclear figures and dates. Contains garbled terms and missing details about construction and delivery timelines.
A tangle of social items reports engagements, marriages, and family visits. parades, church gatherings, a council picnic, school transport bids, and a summer in town. Names include Mrs Marvysuret Rap and Mr Edward Delaney, with details on July 4 plans and local entertainers.
Harmony news recalls harvest tasks and social visits as residents travel to Gaston and Washington. Names include Mrs Lewin Miller, Mr Gardner, and families like Heaters and Workholgers visiting relatives. The column notes holidays, greetings, and local movements amid a busy community week.
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