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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
8
OCR fragment shows a religious sermon or hymn with biblical references and church notices. It mentions scripture verses, worshipers, angels, salvation, and heaven. The text includes scattered names, locations, and a church service schedule amid dense theological passages and era-specific phrasing.
Spring fashion at the store highlights sport skirts and matching waists. Displayed are Georgette waists and Batik blouses in favored colors, with a visually focused display of spring dress and sport wear. The racks show desirable styles in a varied assortment, urging customers to view before stock runs out.
The notice discusses Easter attire with focus on quality suits and new fashion traits. It highlights common materials, tailoring quality, and the appeal of refined looks for the season. It notes practical choices in fabrics and styles for smart urban wardrobes.
Fashion notes describe short color collars and three quarter coats in sport and dress models. New Sprite Coats debut with vivid colorings and luxury materials like Velour and Pola Chath, direct from New York designers, with exclusive tailered lines for spring and summer.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Leary Pollet and Bote i GOR with notes of stock, Pine showing, and repeated garbled phrases. The readable items hint at a local matter or column, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented text appears to describe a basement shop named Bonnie Land with garbled phrases about ladies and a display. No clear event dates, persons, or organizations are identifiable.
Leading dress houses Betty Wales and Co-Ed send their new Spring styles to Laubach's Boston headquarters. The designs promise extraordinary quality and the latest lines for misses and full-figured wearers.
Easton is seeing thrifty housewives embrace home sewing this spring. Women report making garments, following a suggested pattern, with dressmaking aids praised as essential. A display of models will be offered and sales encouraged for those interested in self sewing.
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