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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text from The Washington Star mentions local sports and names such as Pistotga and Sunyker. Readable details include scattered notes about clubs, players, and events, but the fragment lacks coherent action or full context.
A North American Monthly Magazine feature called The Family Magazine will resume as a free insert with The North American. The edition targets a broad audience and stresses a family friendly approach with curated content and a unifying ethos for readers and advertisers.
A damaged text row outlines injuries and claims after a wreck with hundreds aboard a railway ship. It notes settlements sought by claimants against the railroad, ongoing hearings, and the need for attendances at a designated venue for final resolution. The report mentions parties named like Dave Met and local officials.
A garbled notice describes a community celebration with fireworks display and family activities. It mentions July dates and a park setting with cars and a card of thanks for kindness and support to a family, alongside references to a local business or store schedule and limited Saturday hours.
The Court of Chancery in New Jersey reviews the case of Murray against Jacob Mitchell over a mortgage on property near Karra ville and York. Judge Mitchell's side challenges the servicer's handling, leading to a ruling that errors in the trial court’s direction invalidate the judgment and require reentry of the case. The decision emphasizes misdirected charges and potential overreach by the foreclosing party, with proceeds and future actions left unsettled.
The trial centerpiece concerns Judge Wiltbank’s ruling on a sale of rotten eggs and vegetables by the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, with findings that the railway’s agents performed within their scope of employment. Witnesses testified to derelictions and contamination, including maggots, while the court cautioned against holding the railway liable for the broader market collapse. The decision hints at a transportation monopoly over decomposed produce and raises questions about competing vendors and regulatory boundaries.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes monuments and cemetery work. It promises stock designs and low prices while urging readers to visit and compare offerings.
A local jeweler promotes wedding and graduation gifts with care and thought. The advertisement touts watches, jewelry, silverware, cut glass, and art goods, all boxed and engraved, offered at varied prices to suit customers and provide full value for money.
An old promotional piece extols Alabastine as the finest wall tinting material admired by artists of ancient times. It claims low cost per square yard, superior softness of tone, and washable, clean walls that enhance room appearance and furniture.
An Exelhisive agency presents new corset models in the Thompson Glory Fitting line. The collection offers varieties to enhance figures from slender to solid, with elegant lines and specialized types for natural-looking shaping.
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