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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
5
The notice urges buyers to visit C R Ford’s sale offering wood and dependable goods at unusually low prices. Chairs, set pieces, and a French bevel mirror are advertised, promising a large assortment, special terms, and delivery. It emphasizes spring savings and urges early attendance.
Fragmented OCR text describes various names and events with ruined phrasing. It mentions Crum, McConnell, Grent, and others in garbled lines about recovery, conditions, and actions. The piece lacks coherent dates, places, or a clear single event to summarize.
A distorted OCR readout mentions Casturia, signatures, and names like Pletcher and Tarbell. It references college rooms and wages, with scattered phrases about Magnalyns, Hopkins, and a mysterious stable genie. The text is largely incoherent and ungrounded.
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as the fastest cure for indigestion and upset stomach. It claims five minute relief from dyspepsia, with the product priced at 34 cents for a large box available at drug stores. It describes symptoms including foul breath, gas, and discomfort, and urges readers to ask their druggist for this remedy to restore healthy digestion.
Wilsel advertises a sale along the road from Chane l Fantom offering dre peat lack and various farm items. Tools, wheels, harrows, plows, cradles, wagons, hay, oats, forks, crates, and several tons of hay are listed. Terms stated with Harvey Coleman as contact and sale continuing on the day.
Walter Bird conducts an auction near Townsbury and Butteville by the Danish church in Oxford. Sale includes cows, feed, oats, milk cans, wash machine, churns, harness, collars, bridles, various agricultural implements, wheelbarrow, binder, cultivator, plows, sleigh, wagon, churns, ice tank, and other farm items. No loathing drinks allowed on premises.
New cement venture claims to revolutionize building with Portland like mix, Nazareth and Rus sites cited, $600000 value, 30 day erection estimates, touts durability against marble faced structures and Monterey style designs. Also notes Moloy's Hones and Tar cough remedy as added reader note.
A fragment from a magazine page highlights a discussion of What the Ummam ent Neoally Je with notes on importance of readers and a Walter Prichard Eaton piece on acting. Alexander Dana Noyes comments on women s investments as fashion trends hint at spring styles.
A garbled ad claims Meeker's pills prevent appendicitis and cure digestion issues by stimulating stomach, bowels, and fever. The text touts Dr King's and “New Life” remedies with violent imagery and dubious medical claims.
A wedding notice lists Linaberry and Fisher families among attendees. The ceremony connected individuals including Margaret Alden Jeane, Mira Jot, and Mindott, with preparations at Alden Margaret Jeane’s home. Many relatives from Newburg and nearby towns were noted, including Mr and Mrs Fisher and the Linaberry family, with a reception planned in the area.
Review notes crowd reaction to the Pontponies production at Beeston during the week of May featuring a cast led by Michell and Charpelinn. Lewers draws praise for pivot and skill, while the spectacle is praised as a first class amusement at the Ophet in Chis week 7.
A scrambled OCR piece reports that Governor Kort discusses committee actions and cooperation with the legislature in Trenton. It quotes Senator PaneTe supporting direct representation by the people versus partisan committees and stresses the governor’s focus on state business.
A 12 catalogues yearly series from the B A Strout Co with offices in New York Boston and Philadelphia highlights farming land and farm homes. The issue promotes innovations and broker methods amid changes in agriculture in various sections of the country. The Marel Issue has recently begun circulation.
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