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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item notes water at Lake So Fai with unreadable details. The readable fragment shows a place name and vague water level reference but lacks dates, numbers, or actions.
Announcement for Laubach's Easton Pa promoting a week long sale of toilet requisites. Claims biggest sale of the season with exceptionally low prices and best quality. Advises customers to plan quantities and calls attention to main aisle sale area and quantity limits.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered terms for toilet items and sundries with unclear branding and prices. Readers see garbled phrases like value lines and notes resembling a vendor listing but with many missing words.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a crowded goods ad with scattered brand names and prices like 39¢ and creams. It mentions Water and Olive items, with various partial product indications and vendor hints, but lacks coherent structure or complete items.
Fragmented OCR text references toilet water supply, pallets, vendors, prices, and a gate with supply for the season. Mentions Vinitee Ser Want and Tolley Watery, with vague prices and selling notes. The piece is garbled with many unreadable words and lacks coherent events.
An extensive obituary note details relatives and survivors, with mentions of Mary Vanover Robbins Smith and Lilian Smith of Philadelphia among several named families. The column also references social visits, reunions, and various local residents, including Mrs. Tas, Creveling, and Creveling of Divonsbury, plus others in Delaware and New Jersey.
In Townsburgh a man identified as Alving San, a blacksmith, drowned in Pagnest Creek last Wednesday after being swept away while crossing the water. Neighbors pulled him from the water and attempted resuscitation, but he did not survive.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a signature of Chaa Ii Fletcher and a "Kind You Have Always Bought" phrase tied to a purchase context. The readable bits imply a long association of over thirty years. Further specifics are unreadable.
The article urges giving substantial keepsake gifts for graduation day. It promotes a wide stock of watches and jewelry with lifelong keepsake value and promises complete price guarantees. The shop emphasizes 50 years of experience in repairing watches clocks and jewelry.
Public notice in Ware County announces creditors and heirs of James E. Dlegel regarding estate proceedings. The order requires all claimants to present their debts and demands within the specified period ending 1912, with actions against John F. Thegel or others as named parties.
Rug retailers report a strong surge in rug demand over recent weeks. Mill offices along Wirth Avenue supplied more than two dozen room slide rugs today as wrappers arrive and swing onto racks. The promotions emphasize Woolfiber varieties priced at ten to twelve fifty dollars.
A fragmentary text discusses saving money and banking concepts. It mentions a hundred dollars ahead, one year from today, spending versus saving, and the idea that saved money can be kept rather than spent. The wording is unclear but centers on personal finance and saving patterns.
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