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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
8
A reflection on why silence puzzles and questions drive intellect, citing Kipling and Newton. The piece contrasts animal devotion and practical instincts with human curiosity about the universe, noting how inquiry shapes science while faith and nature mold behavior.
Fragmentary text notes a debate over who would reform the world and a long man figure involved. The readable phrase hints at a misheard or garbled quote about reform and leadership without clear names or dates.
A fragment from 1921 includes a quirky cookery column with a sermon about the wisest pilgrim and long highway travel. It lists pantry staples such as rice cups thick white sauce and cheese while detailing banana cream and lemon sherbet recipes with method for chilling and serving, attributed to Veree Mar vett.
A fragmentary couplet speaks of a fickle heart and changing affection as the speaker discards one line for another, hinting at poetic renewal and unresolved longing.
A terse editorial note from St. Louis Globe Democrat asserts that the world owes every person a share of work, arguing employment is a universal duty and an essential contribution to society. The remark reflects early 20th century labor ethos.
A long fragment reports a church gathering at the Reformed church with Miss Mildew Culhagion and Mrs. Taree Corot among attendees. It mentions a shower, a social event, and a sermon, with references to local families visiting and ceremonies led by clergy. The text also notes temple meetings and community visits by several individuals.
A garbled OCR style piece mentions debts and court action with terms like Third of and Mes debts. It references a judge and surrogate, and appears to be a legal notice or poetic plea tied to a court proceeding. Names and places are unclear but suggest a procedural finance or land matter.
A damaged OCR shows a probate or oath entry related to a deceased individual in Warren County with dates around 1820s. It references a court action, likely an official oath or administration, and mentions names such as Joseph Rangpart and a county clerk or judge. The fragmentary text limits precise facts.
The petitioner seeks a divorce from the respondent and names Patrick G. Hee as administrator of the decedent Frederick O. Hee. The case proceeds in the Orphanage Court of the County at Wart on the second day of September next during the April term.
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