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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
Fragmented OCR shows promotional claims for “Plan-Save Oneethird” and “Bonded Guarantanton” on piano or organ purchases. Mixed with oblique references to local residents, schools, and committees, the text reads as an advertising and notice page with scattered names and civic mentions.
Fragmented text reports various names and places such as Slawart Adbernion Henry Levins Spewerrellin and New Brunswick. It mentions a horse purchase, a breader James, a Day with Lawes and Hey for Ma Kens Ty Etagin, and visits from Sir Morris Fitts and Mitten Tassie with family members, all in a garbled postwar style.
Fragmented text lists numerous names and brief social notes from a community, mentioning visitors and gatherings at various homes and towns. Individuals like Miss Viola Weiner, the Baldwins, the Carpenters, and families from Beattyesrowh are referenced along with weekend get togethers and hosting duties.
Sunday visits and family gatherings dominate the page with mentions of Mrs Geo Reuls in Sos and Mrs Whittick Clawson in Tranquility. The Allamuchy baseball team beat Great Meadows 21 to unspecified score, while a summer visit is planned for a Newark resident.
The report notes electric heating and electronic methods in France aiding medical work. It cites Elispetric bent use against cancers and claims a high share of electrical patents as practical, with near eighty per cent deemed viable.
A frayed recall move target Mayor Win Sanford of Dunellen amid accusations of poor zoning and land deals. Critics cite street alignments, river tunnel impacts, and public works delays as justification for possible removal and a special election.
A fragment describes a car with mahogany interior, free from bas relief and scroll moldings, highlighting sanitary finish, copper kitchen floor, and absence of gold lettering. It notes electric lighting and a glass canopy on the main street developments.
A historical note describes the circus consuming thousands of pounds of meat and flour, hundreds of pounds of coffee and lard, potatoes, milk, and other provisions. It lists large animal and human staffing numbers, canvas area, and a 15 000 seating capacity.
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