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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
An OCR damaged listing from RADER'S in Easton Pennsylvania shows numerous product names and vendors for home furnishings and decor. The unreadable line includes reference to rugs drapes carpets liners and window coverings from multiple vendors and brands.
A fragmented ad describes ready-to-wear garments including underwear hosier and tuxedo style items. It mentions prices around $2.03 and emphasizes a varied line from “Weains Ronda” to “Peerless” brands.
Readable sections describe church observances, visiting guests, and local deaths. Residents including Mrs Edward Tite Greenufield and families in Rye Nhedabats share news of church events, arrivals, and a funeral procession with mentions of local streets and institutions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Thadyning as winning Pow with unclear details. Mentions 169 people in whale country and risks of death from Wahuitag, liver troubles, and yellow jaundice. Some names like Madsen and references to Hurl yean Tate appear obliquely.
Fragmentary text mentions Murra, Tarre Shaler at Brieville, Mountain Laie, and individuals Switzer and Feed Roeckenmeyer. Details are garbled but indicate a local scene with people and locations in Wisconsin this week.
Vienna residents share visits and guests including Mrs Drickenmiller and Geo Williams. Arlington trip ends as Ma Clarity returns after a several week patay. Mrs Polinao Rao and Obadiah attend dry weather farm updates while Miss Hashytechin plans dinner. Ald Hoolety hosts a church meeting and plans for a morning celebration with local residents attending.
A garbled OCR segment mentions health terms and names like New York and SOMA. It references a few entities and a price of $2.00 but the text remains largely unreadable and incoherent.
A June sale advertises reduced prices on lace curtains, napkins, damask, bed linens, white goods, dress fabrics, calico, towels, freezers, doors, oil stoves, and decorated dinner sets. It emphasizes wholesale-like pricing and urging shoppers to buy now rather than carry stock over.
Obituary notice noting funeral director and embalmer D B Laubach of 143 West Washington Avenue Washington referenced in the memorial item. The terse listing indicates a local professional in the mortuary sciences with ongoing community ties.
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