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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
5
A damaged OCR note references a health bulletin discussing beer production and water use, mentioning the Seitz Beer brand and the Suita Brewing Company of Aston in relation to manufacturing and delivery processes.
Fragmented OCR recounts social visits, family ties, and community events in Newark and nearby towns. References include multiple residents, gatherings, and appearances at homes and churches with names and places scattered through a long list of attendees and activities.
Distorted notes describe youths from multiple towns returning home after stays in New York and other locales. Mentions include families and guardians, with references to Eva Bowara of Phillipsburg visiting friends and a D. Hornbaker from Ith Bridge among those noted in the report.
Stes Lewis Deremer visited her mother at ANwmmehy last week. Taewis Martenis visited hit patet round Mrs. Coorge Martinis. Igoe WwW iMiware has been ivins his "dmss now nent ofpahik. The entertain Chivgh Satis Willeg-Buureo war well att snitesion tins of dwontyell charger. Vile Tul mwother lok horse Tonge week ss Tie 'lining tuned Lack wild t een ay avin bh fauco af, to his men,born. Te Tndepaunie tce Band plied svat on t Mr. and Drs. "Rouben Rouyoun spent Sune day with her heather, Albert Wildrick, near Howard, Abn and Mis. Janes Sishonagh enter tainen company Tish Sundny. Miller Hunn, who had been visiting raln tives here, had rewrned again. to the Morcig Plates hospital. 1b was hoped tdi ha waa entirely, tired.
Fragmentary report notes a horse event near New Hampton with references to lunge and handwork, frays attached to BE, and a parade on the Fourth. Mentions a rider and gear issues during recent covariant activity.
garbled OCR text describes suffering and injuries amid unclear names and places. mentions Leek at Conevord Kentucky and multiple distress terms. The fragment references pain, a lip injury, and other vague details without coherent events or identifiable persons.
Real estate transfers are recorded with numerous parties including Patty Washington and Andrew Dathers. Conveyances involve parcels in Philips County and Washington area properties with listed dates and values around 400 dollars.
An odd, garbled 1920s style advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills. The text hints at relief claims and a mysterious commission, with scattered phrases and a reordered mailing address.
The issue previews essays and poetry including works by Richard Le Ontienne and Paul Janes. It features photographs of New York society and promises to deliver vivid serial life stories and cultural commentary. The World magazine costs $2.00 per year, payable in advance.
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