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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
11
A long, garbled OCR page lists scattered names, visits, obituaries, and social happenings from various towns. It mentions residents visiting relatives, church events, summer plans, and family notices, but many fragments are unclear or partial.
The notice states that the business closes at noon every Wednesday during July and August. It instructs patrons to plan accordingly and mentions the weekly late opening not applicable during these months.
An old advertisement extols wash suits with phrases praising the fabric and tailoring quality. It lists prices from 5.00 to 6.50 and 8.60, noting promotions and store appeal despite garbled wording.
Advertises natural linen suits priced at 5.00 and 6.50 with white shirts and trimmed options. Describes suit features such as strapped seating, full skirts, and peach-toned trimmings. Includes remarks on fabric quality and varied styling for women’s daytime wear.
Exquisitely dainty lawn dresses with embroidery yoke and sleeves, pleated skirts. Priced at $2.60, with items on the second floor offering practical charm and affordability.
The advertisement touts a growing mail order service now widely used for convenient shopping. It promises quick results, lower costs, safety, and satisfaction, inviting readers to join the new purchasing method.
Reading from a faded ad the text touts new sewing machines as superior, claiming the product is unmatched by rivals. It hints at a display in the drapery department and urges customers to visit an exhibition to compare models.
Patchy text describes Dusto Vacuum Cleaner priced at five dollars and notes confusion over product sizing and availability. Mentions routing issues, a fleet, the word paper notes and a protest like scene with cheering and reference to care for children.
garbled passage mentions Mrs Gray returning from a farm and a son, references to Mr and Mrs with Sen. Tuhyd Pool, New York visitors, and a list of names including Arthur dahison and the Craigie family, all connected to local family events in Treatyvestown.
Fragmentary text notes a long tenure of over thirty years with bones for over thirty years and mentions individuals Hana Almay and The ind You You Bought. Details are unclear and names partially unreadable.
A quirky 19th century style blurb warns of night riders named caluml croton oil or aloof pills raiding beds to rob rest. It contrasts with Dr. King's New Life Pills said to cleanse the system and ease colds and constipation, featuring the Ma mo Se Singers.
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