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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene in Constantinople with scattered names, battles, and observations. The narrator recalls the Galant tower view, mentions Americans, and hints at a military or political disturbance affecting residents and visitors amid a city in turmoil.
Anson UE and Ynteuid Fase are recorded in the report with bak and Point pei Sune noted as locations. MO teyrine is mentioned in relation to TOHITELL and a related event at the site.
Fragmentary text lists names and roles such as Temple and Quimby with church choir figures. References a memorial of Abram Siplet and mentions services rendered and kind assists. Overall content reads as a ceremonial notice with several unreadable fragments.
Readers are offered a range of dress linens in blue black white and lavender hues. Lightweight pongee fabrics and natural linen for garments are advertised with prices around 50 cents per yard and two yards per quantity for certain pieces.
A sale of inexpensive hats in black and color at 23 Trohans cowl Tayues offers women and misses sailor hats priced at 1.25 and 3.00 dollars.
The notice lists adjustable screens priced 17 to 58 cents and ARAM items at $2.05. It notes Wao being well seasoned with emphasis on screening products and door components.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a tumultuous era with names like Jock and Fenpeck, superstition surrounding the third white blog, a violent death near a castle and references to Charles I. The passage weaves gossip, marriage inquiries, and social chatter from a bygone time, with scattered personal nicknames and casual remarks.
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