Children's White Canvas Shoes and Oxfords Sale
A local ad lists children's white canvas shoes and oxfords at 50 cents per pair in all sizes. Store offers range likely for back to school or general footwear needs.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
A local ad lists children's white canvas shoes and oxfords at 50 cents per pair in all sizes. Store offers range likely for back to school or general footwear needs.
Dense, fragmented personal notices list neighbors and visitors. Mentions of Mrs and Mr names, family visits, church events, travel, and social gatherings across several streets and towns with scattered references to individuals and local institutions.
The Broadway church hosted the wedding of Miss Smith of New York to Mr. Smith of the same city. Rev Mallon officiated as attendants and guests from Winreay Paterson Dover and Gravesend attended. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents temporarily after a celebratory reception.
A fragmented tale follows Dirk Vanderstreer pursuing Ankie, daughter of Van derstreet, amid a village setting with Vanderstreer’s estate, the arrival of Van derstreets courtiers and Tolaniders, and Ankie’s hand in marriage as Dirk confronts the father. The piece blends romance with community spectacle and domestic scenes in a Dutch colonial milieu.
A jumbled narrative fragment features a narrator wrestling with linguistic distortions and looping imagery. Names and places blur as the prose shifts between dialogue and inner monologue, weaving an impressionistic scene of pursuit, performance, and doubt.
The fragment discusses arbitration and a debate over principles of architecture and law among a group, including a captain. It mentions a shift from shillings and pence to pounds, shillings, and pence and hints at surrendering judgment to a single authority. The tone is reflective with sparse concrete details.
A clipped exchange asks what kind of auto fire is planned and answers with a terse reference to a secondhand vehicle. The wording suggests a local dialogue or commentary on a car related incident or plan.
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