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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
A mid-summer clearance features marked down women items including white lace stripes, silk scarves, gowns, girdles, and underskirts in white black and tan. Prices drop from 4.00 to 1.29 with several items shown at 19c and 25c in a varied sale listing.
The fragment argues investments are warfare against risk, claiming life or endowment policies are reliable, value-rich vehicles. It mentions TL as protective and income generating, urging readers to insure and secure profits, with garbled references to ages, curtains, and a puller.
A fragmented account of a mountain resort visit describes a long journey by train and boat to a coastal area near a river valley. It recounts landscapes, village scenes, and a dramatic return over the river with reflections on nature and memory.
An account cites chaotic courtroom scenes and the push for decorum in chancery actions. It notes judges, seniority, and attorneys clashing over procedure while observers call for restraint and lawful conduct.
A garbled local notice lists residents and addresses around Ruston and Lakemont for an event at a home on a weekday afternoon. Names include Mrs Johny Ames, Lester Opdyke, and Mya Setllo Strykon, with details about attendance and times.
A jumble of names and phrases from Raivesburg social scenes details birthdays visits and church events. The piece lists residents and guests such as Katherine, Milas Minto Kuraebnere, Philp Kramer, and Mrs Miter with mentions of a supper, birthday surprise, and various visits and exchanges.
The Lackawanna Railway announces delivery of several 20 ton locomotives designed for passenger service. These robust engines are described as powerful and rugged, intended to debut on routes serving passengers and freight with enhanced efficiency.
Dense OCR notes describe Oxford social events and residents. Mentions Miss Elizabeth Deland and Edward Delany visiting, a gathering with Tenne and two daughters, and plans for a gas shore outing near Creek's Pat. Parades led by the Bare Coldon Bund and Golden Star Jutuneil Daughtery are described, with school transport deliberations and a Warren House court.
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