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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
2
The ad promotes rugs and floor coverings in over a dozen patterns. It highlights lite weight Reed and Ratik Rockers and Chairs, admitting price savings with examples like a chair originally 4 dollars now shown at two dollars, and porch screens in various sizes. Colors include white green and brown.
An obituary and scattered local notices mention the death of a resident with tribute notes and references to forthcoming services. The item cites community figures and nearby towns, with fragmented details of dates, places, and arrangements.
Fragmentary text mentions various personal names, places, and odd phrases. It appears as a jumbled OCR of a page with unclear events and many garbled terms making a coherent report impossible. No verifiable incident, date, or location can be confirmed.
The text, though garbled, references publishers in Chicago and Philadelphia, notes on religious and social topics, and age related remarks about a patient entering sanitarium. It discusses news values, magazine circulation, and shifts from speculation to practical uncertainty in public discourse.
A readably garbled notice states that Andersod Flwood Tabor of Grookt was chosen by sundry school as the delegate to a committee to oversee the township, with Dr Lovin Mullery Superintendent for the Paterson District Newark to preach and administer the Lord's Support. The first quarterly conference follows services.
Fragmented readable lines show names and visits in New York and Brooklyn communities, with mentions of Miss Delon Tim, Mrs. Cow Pettoes, Deling family events, and various relatives. The text includes references to entertainments, visits, and local social ties over several days, though details are garbled.
A community festival near Mountain View Farm featured guests and local families. Guests included John Jiu and Miss Aner, with Miss Coleen and Mrs Amy among attendees. The Maunheno Indies hosted events as residents planned activities for the weekend.
The Newark area figures in a wartime manpower and tax dispute, with New Jersey claiming a $400,000 contribution and health authorities citing poison concerns. Court actions in Trenton consider several piracy and legal cases while officials address tainted sales and public health issues affecting women and children statewide.
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