Easton store showcases new spring stock and value
RADER'S in Easton presents a lavish spring display with quality style and beauty at moderate prices. The store promises a near new stock across departments reflecting the latest merchandise.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
3
RADER'S in Easton presents a lavish spring display with quality style and beauty at moderate prices. The store promises a near new stock across departments reflecting the latest merchandise.
Fragmentary OCR text references Anthony Alra Attila Coleniuir and others with scattered names and places. The garbled lines mention a Thursday event, a visit to a farm, people like Shevila and Chirence Bhater, and locations such as East Cruixe and Fo Vert. The passage lacks coherent structure or clear reported actions.
A blurred obituary fragment notes a death and mentions a son named Gunton. Funeral services were held at a date not readable. The text also alludes to illness and a reference to Chaneriain's Cough Remedy.
Fragmented OCR notes describe infant death and illness cases, a Presbyterian escape, and several church events at Frampton with plans for April. Mentions of Mary, Henry Tenee, and Cowell appear amid garbled lines about funerals, membership, and a GTO farm occupation and related moves.
A jumble of names and places appears with references to ChaslL Pletcher and Abanye Raupht. The text mentions visits and social events in Washington and New York State, with scattered names like Fannie Snyderty and Mins losivy Ciels. The fragmentary report hints at community notices and personal engagements without a clear single event.
A garbled patient note discusses medical care and misinformation about illness and treatment. The text references doctors, care for children and the elderly, and mentions a location called The Box Store, with unclear details and scattered phrases.
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