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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
6
A fragmented ad lists numerous fabrics and prices for spring dress goods and white goods. Items include Panama Cloth, Proa-Cloth, Bangui Cloth, Crema Serge, Grey Cloth, and Linen with varying yard measurements and cents per unit. Colors cited include navy, grey, and pink crepe.
A dense readout covers numerous visits, family updates, church notices, and local social events in Pattenburg. It lists residents, visitors, and engagements, with mentions of church services, revivals, and community activities across the town.
The field report describes various rail lines and routes with references to Lackawanna freight operations, mentions of freight cars and weights, and scattered notes about locations like Morristown and Valley and hypothetical connections. It reads as garbled chatter about trains, freight cars, and proposed links without coherent events.
The item notes visitors and guests at Schooley's Mountain and Roseville homes over the weekend. It mentions Mr and Mrs Wyckoff and family hosting guest Nelle Ortal and relatives of local residents, plus travel to New York and Albany for visits and chores. The snippet lists local names, birthdays, and routine activities amid community chatter.
A garbled local text discusses farming, markets, and social issues in a rural area. It mentions growers, shipments, prices, and alleged misdeeds, with scattered references to a county, towns, and local figures. The passage is highly unclear but centers on agricultural commerce and community events.
A prominent druggist extols Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy for age related weakness and poor flesh. The advertisement emphasizes nourishment as the key to improvement and claims no system is too weak to benefit from the product.
Fragmentary notice lists varied textile items and price ranges from 80¢ to 2.00 in the Dress Goods area. Mentions new weaves and colony dress goods with promotions and style names, reflecting early 20th century retail language.
The listing notes new white goods and fabrics with prices for linen sheeting, lawn fabrics, Persian lawns, and white waist putter goods. It highlights old prices, discounts, and a wide range of textiles available, mentioning linen snitings and various patterns.
Advertised silk fabrics include 6 inch taffeta silk at 1.00, 30 inch satin taffeta silk at 4.00, black and white China silks listed, wash wear fabrics from 10 to 25 cents, and ginghams and calico options priced low. The ad claims best possible shape for domi and invites shoppers to select from a range of silks and wash wear textiles.
A catalog note highlights spring men’s wear with new neckwear priced from 25 to 50 cents and shirts in white and colored at 28, 49, and 98 cents. Spring styles include collars two for 28 cents and finest hosiery in black or fancy patterns at 10 to 25 cents. Underwear offered in plain and fancy at 25 to 80 cents.]]>
Local shoe store in Northern New Jersey highlights a dedication to value with a guarantee that every pair meets basic quality, offering men's and boys footwear from 2.50 to 4 in price. The ad notes limited capital but aims to become a major distributor through attention to price and range.
The report notes commitments from the CLEC to the public as it faces strong resistance. Officials emphasize accountability and timely action while residents express cautious skepticism about delivering on promises. The scene reflects a tense balance between promises and pressure for results.
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