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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
9
An OCR fragment describes a Ninety Merchants dinner in Hickedttown with speeches by local figures. It mentions a dress theme, a banquet, music by a private band, and various unnamed speakers amid crowd scenes and unclear recollections of revolution-era topics.
The fragment discusses buying notes and payment terms with references to familiar payment brands and vague financial guidance. It mentions various terms and phrases that imply consumer financing concepts and payment methods.
A fragmented OCR passage references public matters in a town, mentioning residents and local figures such as Lettie Hilt and Rev. Geant. The readable hints point to a civic-leaning notice or brief column with no clear event date or outcome.
The text presents a garbled inquiry about a notable proposal and its terms. It mentions “Adehdlo bo sabi” and asks about a committee, fines, and selection, but the readable content is severely distorted and the intended meaning is unclear.
Poorly legible notice promotes men’s clothing including cotton mesh one piece suits with sheet sleeves and drawers. Mentions shirts with what appear to be cuffs or collars, dark gray and black suits, and various fabrics described as navy and steel.
Local ad promotes boys wash suits at 1 cent to $4.75 with styles in Madras Chambray and silk repos fabrics. Suits advertised for youth up to size 17, including serge and fine mixtures, promising easy care and washability.
Obvious garbled ad copy offers stylish coat vests at half price. Mentions pique fabric, white collar, checked battery pattern, and several unclear pricing cues. Includes vague references to trimmed, stitched details and limited size or style notes.
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