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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
11
The readable portions hint at fragmented poetic and dramatic lines with references to names and places, but the overall article content is obscured by garbled OCR. No coherent event, person, or organization can be reliably identified from the legible text.
The article images a chaotic wartime world with a unique concert description, a German audience note, and a domestic scene of a tense train incident. It mentions prisoners, a chorus, and an orchestra praised for its quality, alongside reports of elk and antelope herd changes and wire entanglements for defense.
A fragmented line reads inauthentic dialogue mentioning a college boy, a time away, and an unclear scenario with streets and casual slang. The garbled text lists phrases including a boast about a “200. pouilse” and casual chatter lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
The store on Easton Square in Easton Pennsylvania announces Saturday closing time at six o clock. The notice emphasizes weekend hours and location on the square.
Rich handwork and soft textures define the season’s hats with satin, crepe de chine, and beaded trims. Parisian effects feature crown shapes, ribbons, tassels, and floral accents on crops, coronets, and mushroom silhouettes.
New skirts in vibrant colors and daring plaids headline the season with belts and button trims. Striped silks and novelty fabrics offer bold options priced from 8.50 to 29.00 dollars, with navy and black serge styles also featured.
A large collection of children's coats featuring spring styles in silk, wool poplin, taffeta, and Delhi fabrics. Short-waisted models attract younger shoppers while belted waists suit others. colors include copper, tan, navy, Pekin blue, and more. Prices range from 5.02 to 22.00 dollars.
The ad promotes Wilton and Axminster rugs with deep soft pile and luxury feel. It notes durable wear and wide pattern choices to match any furnishing scheme. Patterns are drawn from rare Oriental designs with ideal use for living rooms libraries dens or dining rooms priced from 72.50 dollars and upward.
An old catalog fragment describes veils in plain and figured net with grenadine ribbons and braids. It lists circular and large square veils, priced from 1.00 to 450, noting various weaves, scrollwork, and decorative chiffon designs.
Silk petticoats advertised in multiple styles including taffeta and Jersey tops priced from 0.84 to 2.00. Describes durable yet neat garments with elastic waists and accompanying stockings and hose for children and adults. Mentions various color options and sizes with price ranges and promotional phrases for a period catalog.
Excerpted ad describes infant and child garments such as long white slips in nainsook and lawn, trimmed with lace and embroidery, plus short dresses and plain skirts with hand embroidered yokes. Prices appear as S98 and related notes.
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