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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
4
Read as a crowded society column listing guests, visits, illnesses, and daily life notes. Names such as Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Thatcher, and Miss Beavers appear alongside hospital stays, travel, and neighborhood happenings.
Classified notes show a request for a subscription salesman in Warren County offering 150 per day plus commission. The page also lists a second-hand Ford car for sale within the same local ad column. These compact ads reflect mid century marketing style and the mix of services and goods advertised.
A lengthy, broken OCR style account describes a Maine election, local rates, and property issues tied to a resident from Warren County. It mentions legal proceedings, personal testimony, and references a court or council setting, with scattered names and places. The text also contains unrelated passages about crafts, religion, and commerce, mixed with garbled dialogue and newspaper filler.
A metropolitan reader resents being asked to pay for a home paper through a long subscription period. He questions the price and wonders why a man who spends a quarter daily on cigars or coffee cannot afford a local paper. The episode highlights reader resistance to longer term payments and publisher inquiries.
An old advertisement touts Jenkins & Meeker's Folos a Honey and Tar product claiming to prevent appendicitis and treat stomach liver and bowels, with cures for constipation malaria headaches and indigestion. It also promotes a yellow packaged remedy sold by druggists for coughs and colds.
Fragmentary clip describes a doctor recommending medicine to help sleep while a patient questions its necessity and safety. The short exchange hints at misunderstandings between patient and physician amid nighttime care.
A damaged OCR from a 1909 page details a horse sale with scattered names and locations. It mentions Michie and a March 20 date, with references to stable owners and bidders. The text is fragmentary but centers on a horse auction and associated advertisements.
Fragmented OCR notes describe executors and a Levis case with mentions of Perk cape aged andbinder Eyring Voat. The text lists various names, places, and items with garbled phrases, suggesting a chaotic notice or legal summary from a Nevada or Wyoming locale.
A dense OCR fragment lists sale notices and farm item auctions including livestock cattle horses wagons farming implements and household goods. Names such as Henry Apmac J. Shannon and Frank Cline appear among administrators and clerks with dates and locations for auctions and estate settlements.
A fragmented real estate notice invites selling and purchasing listings across Washington and surrounding areas. It urges readers to submit properties or inquiries, promoting investments and opportunities in housing markets.
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