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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
11
The readable text lists names and scattered actions from a social gathering and family notices. It mentions a surprise party, guest names, and various individuals connected to Wilkes Barre and surrounding areas, with multiple unclear phrases and garbled terms.
The readable fragments show scattered names such as Maud, Shapley, Bart, Hayter and Edward, alongside partial references to locations like Mantua and Ste Aihter's. The text hints at meetings or registrations and a series of named individuals without clear context or outcomes.
Disjointed OCR fragment references a county clerk filing in Whigteagert with a Greenwich claim of 2208 dollars. Mentions Lewis De sya in Aeideete and a property transfer or marital matter involving Gee, Mate, and Yu Pani Aer Sirelr UW Podepenal. Includes dates May 15 and a con- viction note, plus Jolie Pattick and Stephen y Vd Lon as related names.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names like Howe, Wilson, and Walter plus places and events but is largely unintelligible, with many misspellings and broken phrases, making it impossible to identify a coherent news event or subject.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a party for Mrs. Win Jonathan and references to local people and events. It includes incomplete names, places, and activities with many missing letters and stray fragments.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Wednesday event with named individuals Mrs Win highpavish and Hitasan at Great 1 Plaming ut Hope. Mentions Le aa ates and several unclear names. Postulates a local social gathering with vague activities and participants.
Fragmented text references a strawberry festival in June and mentions community groups and a society. Readable items include scattered names and dates, plus two event mentions. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. main reference is a local festival advertisement.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief with names and actions blurred. It mentions individuals and a Monday reference but lacks clear dates or places. The piece hints at daily happenings and errands but yields little firm information.
Fragmentary OCR lists names linked to Springtown, with references to Myers and Miss Einnin Tasche ant Hasselt Mmseho of Srewaray. Details are incomplete, but indicate a social or community notice involving residents and places in the area.
A fragmented medical ad-like passage describes a wash for eczema claiming rapid relief and notes possible connections to glycerin and creams. It mentions practitioners and endorsements but contains unclear wording and many garbled terms.
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