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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
4
Spring overcoats feature a range of styles including black gray and tan options. Prices listed include 12.00 17.00 and 20.00 with sizes and materials noted in shop copy. Strong entities such as Chan ets and PURO FIST appear in the fragmentary text.
A fragmented ad style notice lists trousers priced at S100 S200 and S70s range. It mentions different sizes and a desire for larger desert themed items, with references to assorted brands and a discount tone. The readable text is inconsistent but centers on apparel pricing and catalog entries.
An advertisement inviting men and youths to buy suits at low prices. It promises affordable options and suggests visiting the store for details on small payments and selections.
Fragmentary OCR text references Easter Narbiwan and Vee eS PY Weal with mentions of acade and goods. No clear event, date, or entities beyond the cryptic phrases. Summary limited to these readable fragments.
The society column lists numerous guests and visits across Hackettstown and nearby towns. Names include Carrie Crane, Mrs Harcy Beaty, Tess Mice Minnié, Mrs Francis J Northrugi, Mrs Joby Glenss, Mr Melville Burd, Mrs David Libinges, Mrs Tatts Hann jan, Miss Mabel Matthews, Miss Jonnie Mayberry, and many others visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. The piece also mentions church services, a city-wide re-opening, and upcoming social events with details on hosts and locations.
A quirky local note discusses fashionable suits from Atterbury and hints at an elusive style. It mentions readers, observers, and hints at a playful inspection of attire in the community.
A garbled ad touts a fashion suit with Seichia pattern and colors advertised at prices around 15 18 20 25 dollars and 39 dollars. The copy promises pare va l with it and claims strong wear for sale nationwide.
Advertises boys suits in new styles with special sale prices. Mentions knee trousers and various price points though text is garbled and difficult to read.
Fragmented OCR item mentions a hat store and local sale in a small town. It references Saint Ny and Urata with unclear dates and names. The readable bits suggest a decorative sale or market event with limited context and no clear outcome.
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