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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
8
Specialties at G W Beers Curtaes of Gauze Lisle Hosiery and Gauze Underwear for Ladies Misses and Children are most complete. Items include light colors and various patterns with notes on fabrics trims and sizes.
An old classified style notice touts garment cleaning for men and women. It emphasizes stain removal on suits including wool and flannel, offering thorough cleaning for various clothing items.
Fragmented report describes Dover and Stockton area figures, local offices, and a plan to redecorate a public building in Flemington. Mentions cross county shifts, postmaster changes, and civic actions amid broader coverage of town concerns and infrastructure projects.
General notes recount Bryan mulling a sign lecture and tour with England amid travel chatter. Vague references to trips, dates, and people drift, with scattered mentions of New York, Arlington, and a planned excursion interrupted by unclear events.
An irregular town column reports events in the Northampton area including religious services, parish notices, and local ceremonies. It references a memorial dedication, a dedication day, and church activities, with scattered names and places such as Hampton, St. Adie, and a bond house site.
The passage records a string of names and places from the neighborhood, listing residents and visitors such as Tomy load of grain, Chapel Hill residents, and families like Debi and Mis. It mentions events including a visit by Willard and Dery of Newart and a grain shipment led by Stackhouse. Other entries list households in Belvidere and Round Brook with several relatives visiting during a week.
Miss Apgar returns after a five week visit to Jersey City. Families and friends in Baston Grassula and Bridgeport host gatherings. Mr Palromer recovers at home after stomach issues. Mrs Fulner suffers a fall. George Staniels and Rose Mutiny appear in local chatter.
A garbled rail item reports confusion over train routes and station notes, mentioning New York and Philadelphia lines, a station at Mountain View, and proposed system changes. It references the Pennsylvania Railroad and a terminal bath tag, with scattered names and unclear dates.
A mix of family news, visits, and social updates appears, mentioning Cassilly Uang ewa per and Mile Genova, travels to New York, and a father Fred of Prevention. Names include Alyrtty Geartart and Mrs Tot Slaanton, with church events and harvest home plans noted alongside birth announcements and employment updates.
Fragmented OCR shows church notices and community events with names like Gideon and Mrs Webster, plus several personal notices from Newark and Hopatcong. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and general ailments.
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