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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
6
Local notes recount a tangled, fragmentary history with scattered names and places centered on Blaurstown. It mentions individuals, schools, churches, and community events, but the text is largely garbled and hard to follow.
Fragmentary text with multiple proper names, dates, and locations. Mentions a funeral or memorial reference, schools, and individuals with various roles, but most terms are garbled and uncertain.
A scrambled report notes a dispute surrounding a service of HeOne tare at Belvidere and nearby areas. Authorities continue to investigate the incident while local residents discuss implications for the community and safety.
A new saving system is outlined that would allow police officers to deposit funds for future needs. The plan aims to benefit contributors across ages, with flexible withdrawal and accumulated interest paid on retirement or emergencies. Provincial adoption is discussed as well as approval steps within police forces.
Fragmentary musing on post Napoleonic literature and the rise of new poetic voices. The piece ponders whether a new Byron emerges amid world upheaval, Crimean conflict, and Civil War era shifts influencing American letters.
Fragmentary OCR describes a claimed reversal of gravity by Dr Fran J. Ninhkes at Washington University. It asserts absolute proof that gravital attraction between bodies varies with electrovibrational potential, with details incomplete and garbled.
A fragmented Florida Times passage shows dialogue about resolve and commitment. The nonsensical quotation hints at a dropped statement about end of the world devotion and personal choice.
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