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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
13
A May 1920s style local page records brief mentions of community happenings. Names and places are scattered across entries with notes on movements and gatherings. The piece reads like a string of short notices from residents and groups.
A garbled report mentions Mr. Maip Lng Phim, owner linked to CARE Perry, amid unclear references to Vare tongeemage Sb West Seuwaert SUpet and Vandergm af Taligk PCI. The fragment hints at a party or membership in "imgrave Melity Ware" with uncertain outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and items including instruments, furniture, and a Werner Gore Enstar reference. The readable bits suggest a miscellaneous newspaper item with scattered proper nouns rather than a coherent event.
A hazy shipboard scene unfolds with a passenger recalling a past romance and a tense exchange on matters of faith, duty, and longing. Conversations drift between fear, shame, and austere social norms as the ship moves toward an uncertain port.
A historic note highlights a female aviator pushing for women in sport. The piece praises her bold plans, mentions prizes and events, and underscores progress for women in athletics.
A prominent New York woman lawyer, Madame Mulliney, left her Fifth Avenue office to devote herself to home practice. She argues that a woman’s place is in the home and will continue serving clients from home while supporting progress for women in the profession.
Fragmentary OCR text describes mussel behavior and burrowing under soil, then shifts to a note about rapid tree growth in a lake region. Mentions movement of mussels, shells, and a scout-like description of how mussels emerge, with later lines referencing trees with long limbs and dense growth near a lake area.
A garbled OCR reading mentions Real Hartson Fisher Girk and scattered fragments about appearances, appointments, and a New York artist. The text is incoherent with missing context and unclear events or entities.
Fragmented OCR shows a state fund figure of 80,000,000 tied to a public statue commission. Mentions individuals such as Mrs Mets and Miss Mates linked to Wisconsin constitutional matters and a Paris study context. details are unclear due to garbled text.
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