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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
10
A fragmented reminiscence traces dandelions from nuisance to rumored use in wine during early spring customs. The piece hints at prohibition-era concerns, noting reports of dandelion roots and blossoms entering illicit brewing and stressing careful observation and avoidance of illegal alcohol production.
A discussion on shifting clothing styles shows waste from rapid changes and poor design. The article questions who bears responsibility among designers, manufacturers, dealers, and buyers, with anecdotes from Chicago about fashion and bread baking.
Castoria bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher and has been used for more than thirty years. The product carries Fletcher’s authority and the familiar Hind You Have Always Taught hallmark.
A telegram from the Farmers National Council offered support for Mes pigera as active workers. The message urged unity with the Brotherhood in labor goals and called for policy moves to advance farmers and workers alike.
A community library project invites local residents to donate fiction and reference works to bolster its shelves. Organizers emphasize adding diverse titles and engaging local families in building the new collection.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a disorderly scene describe Parrot na rate and Mi dhiings Squads amid roshing events. Mentions diver, blocks, and a plan involving Hingsters, with references to Whibett and motorists as chaos ensues.
The readable fragments describe a crossing incident with a fatal outcome and an alert issued. Mentions of a person or group and possible emergency response are present, though several words are garbled. Specific names, places, and dates are unclear in the text.
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