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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
12
The Ford Model I is praised for simple, understandable design and reliability. It touts features like the Moto magneto to avoid ignition problems, a planetary transmission, semi-elliptical transverse springs for smooth rides, Varadiom steel for strong construction, and an oiling system that keeps lubrication steady in the crankcase and cylinders.
A wide list of local residents and families is noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings across towns such as Newark Somerville and Philadelphia. The article records church services exams school events and several personal visits including hosting guests and holiday travels.
Specials announce new styles with lace and cambric insertion reinforced under the arms at 50c. Additional items include handkerchiefs 25c, Swiss flouncing offered at 39c, and other modest-price undergarment pieces in the Beers dress shop catalog.
Fragmentary text references animal care farming terms and a long 800 page book. Mentions Por Every Livinge Pata Parar Tomphreys Spoellies Harskgy Critla sheep hogs poultry stable chart mailog freo.
Messy OCR text shows a political context with mentions of pledges, candidates, and mayoral activity. The fragment references campaigns, county bidet attention, and discussions of orders, wards, and public interest. It hints at discussions of leadership, residency, and political events centered around a forthcoming election.
A jumble of local names and events is summarized from a dated community page. It mentions gatherings, family visits, church events, and notable residents with scattered references to Mrs. Lewis, Miss Lig Gilts, Jessie Pug, Miss Salle Gash, and Miss Marlin Washburn among others, along with mentions of a church service attended by a large crowd.
A patchwork of visits and social events across Pleasant Valley includes Miss Ophelia’s return trip reports on Fridays, Miss Kathryn Quighey’s weekend with Miss Annd Barial Springs, and Mrs AdANL Castner hosting family. Festival plans, a Strawberry and Ice Cream event, and Epworth Season meetings are noted with several local families attending various gatherings.
A historical notice advertises a private sale of horses including Gentlemen's Drivers, Slateherd Pairs, Faray Chanks, and Heavy Draflers. The seller claims careful selection by a knowledgeable buyer with good dispositions and suitable hends and necks. Buyers can find horses for various uses at this Norch sale.
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