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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
5
The jumble of memorials, visits, deaths, and social notes recalls a local midweek page. Names like Mrs Mary Osman, Miss Ukiadiye Ostaville, and Mr Groff appear among eulogies, family visits, and funeral details, with community chatter about physicians, churches, and social gatherings.
A fragmentary OCR passage references names Stidhiorn Somos Vosehi Creel and Bide ewiet with unclear context. The text appears to be an old newspaper clipping with garbled words and missing details. No verifiable event, date, or location can be confirmed from the legible portions.
The column records local society updates including names such as Ethel Marshovry Miss Blapeares and Irma Anuar with guests and events at St Ann’s LevyConifer Phil ed in St Ann’s, a funeral for Virayeht-here, and a church stewards meeting at the M Hareh. It notes marriages of Mitgaret VanArsdale and Earle Stotert Penwick, with travel to Eigaleth and residence planned on Wells avenue.
An long fragmentary stream of text describes opera themed reminiscences, people named Tho Serle Batimesch and Vin Tronwn, and scattered events including a meeting at a home with Was, Spanning many names and places, the draft reads like a chaotic diary noting social figures, gatherings, and a reference to a building department dispute.
A garbled passage recounts railway workers discussing accidents and safety. Dr Norman Sfinelayd and other figures appear in a stylized dialogue about insurance and a railway journey, with distorted names and unclear sequence of events.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Joe Wikies Patard Tak BATE Hs Belvidere Elle Hopkins Frank Allis and Hilda with family references to Mr and Mrs Jobeis and a Garrison child. Details are garbled and dates or actions are not discernible.
A letter from a grateful reader recalls relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes persistent back pain and stiffness, and how the remedy quickly aided her kidneys, restoring strength within days. Local store availability is noted with price.
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