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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
9
The article discusses affordable home making through linen and napkin care. It covers choosing fabrics such as white linen Japanese cloths and durable tablecloths, tips for napkin storage, and Sunday or luncheon linens. It notes the value of simple patterns, plain blacks and grays, and the shift from ornate to practical pieces.
Local students and families are mentioned with attention to attendance at the Belvidere Teachers Conference. Several residents including Mrs. Revwes, Mr. and Mrs. Mdene Stent, and the Scott family visit relatives and plan travel. A community note references a fall of the furniture and a neighborly request for patience during illness and travel.
A jumble of names and locations records social visits over a weekend. Individuals include Mira, Lidaatad team Pat Levant, Jovid Smith of Somerville, de Braisey, Kinny of Plainfield, Harry Efiwell and Elmer Aquar of Sanday, Robert Stile, Bert Manning, Tinyoune Apert Siymiley, Chia Manning Hennyas Olive Miers, Bennet Cres Los Nelke, Sutton of Creatord, Mr and Mrs dul Main, Mr Roker Reardoi, and others visiting relatives and friends in various towns.
A fragmentary local notice describes gatherings at Releldere and Delawar e areas with mentions of Teevos genre comedy events and meetings led by Katherine Kirkhud and Amy Qanobeg. It notes attendance by Raymad Saath and Mad Aw EB and hints at a Wednesday afternoon session and a Saturday assembly with various participants and dancing.
In Wood Glen a family faced a comical scare when a pet turkey wandered away and was locked out of the house. After a night of searching, the turkey finally found its way home as doors were opened to welcome it back. Mrs Harley and Mrs Steuble are mentioned in the muddled report with a note on confinement.
Fragmentary text lists visitors and family mentions for a Sunday gathering and church events. Names like Mrs Artline Washion and Elmer Tannherry appear amid scattered phrases about meals, a genealogy line, and a sermon outline. The readable content focuses on social and domestic notices rather than a single clear incident.
A jumble of names and brief mentions recalls parties and birthdays in Great Meadows. References to Mrs Shinemaaker Mortind Williams and Elizabeth Mains hint at a community gathering in Vienna and a surprise party for George Tonry Mombs.
In a fragmentary report, local residents are noted for gatherings and visits across the area. Mentions of individuals and places appear scattered with unclear dates and activities, indicating a sequence of events during the prior week.
The McCall Quarterly showcases Easter fashions with printed patterns easy to reproduce. It lists fabrics and patterns including crepes and ginghams, detailing prices from 85 to 98 cents per yard and dyed muslin and linen suiting options for spring dressmaking.
An economical dress pattern article explains a gingham dress with a pleated skirt inspired by McCall Printed Pattern 8080. It requires 6 44 inch yards of 42 inch material at 3 cents per yard and a contrasting fabric, totaling about 2.99 dollars to sew.
Local column records weekend social visits, family updates, and scattered obituary notices. Mentions Mrs. Tiehenar, Mrs. Devine, and Mrs. Themon Cole among residents and relatives, with references to Sunday calls, a birthday party, and a death in New York.
Promotion of spring sewing patterns with printed instructions for cutting and sewing. Highlights clear guidance on straight of the goods, accurate reproduction of designer garments, and daily arrivals of ginghams crepes and voiles with new spring colors and patterns. Mentions patterns fabrics and accessories available for making new clothes.
Advertises canned vegetables and meats with mixed items such as Tello corns Peas Shad and salmon plus Globe Flour and Daisy Cocoa. Includes discounted prices and a note on toilet paper.
Community records from Port Warren and Uniontown detail a series of social visits and gatherings. Individuals named include Mrs Oriest Taniucden, George Welsh, Howie, Bert Smith, Alex Wanlf, and Owen Wee, with events spanning visits to homes and farm families from Bray to Huntington and Ware.
A brief column notes Cameo Records releases including a track titled Who Cares and cites its reception in Ireland. The item highlights the label's catalog entry and public interest in the song.
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