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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
8
Fragmented text describes thermometers heat accuracy and scientific gear. Mentions mercury thermometers and theoretical devices with references to names and brands. Indicates discussion of weather observation devices and perfeccion weeks, without coherent narrative or clear event.
The piece notes Annie Jarvis and the drive to honor mothers, urging observance across communities. It mentions writing to mothers who cannot visit and preserving grave sites when possible, highlighting the sentiment and civic call to remember maternal figures.
A church report mentions a baptism ordinance and a 87 percent moratorium on horality discussions. The Women’s Section and pastor address upcoming lunch plans and arrangements for a Sunday service. The message hints at future inaugurations and a sermon titled The Cure or Sore vow.
Fragmentary text hints at labor, industry, and public works topics from the era. Mentions Carnegie, New York, Canada training, and work schemes but lacks coherent events or clear identities due to OCR damage.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Harmony themes, a brace of names such as Mrs Pageany, Mr. Leola, Dr. Early, Phin Leola, and a Whitehouse reference. References to a weekly superintendent, horses last week, and confinement to choice over the past fortnight appear amid garbled lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Belvidere preparing a change in local education leadership. Miss Don from Belydere, a longtime Howl teacher, is mentioned with a move to Untch. Craig and two AUT Abiltan are listed alongside Sunany Buyoie Pilanger in a context that remains unclear.
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