Cornish Music Offer Promises Comfort and Charms
A fragmented ad copy touts Cornish music as uplifting and entertaining. It promises home happiness and urges selection from a catalog with no money upfront and flexible terms over four years.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented ad copy touts Cornish music as uplifting and entertaining. It promises home happiness and urges selection from a catalog with no money upfront and flexible terms over four years.
Fragmentary ad copy touts high quality and guaranteed workmanship for a product line. It promises a handsome Cornish Book and a featured instrument with photo representations, inviting readers to see the ABSOMNTage and consider a family friendly purchase.
An old advertisement touts a free complete music correspondence course titled the Cornish Book. It urges readers to request the book today to learn why the instrument is described as the best and to receive an explanation of the course.
A public notice outlines a primary election held in Oxford Township for selecting delegates to the Democratic and Republican conventions. It names districts, polling places, dates, and deadlines, including the appointment of a township clerk and details on district and alternate delegates. The document emphasizes eligibility, polling hours, and the legal framework for nominating party candidates.
The clipped report mentions Mrs Matiita Stout, Mr Henry Didryniple, Mrs Chinas, and Mrs Ballie Banghace among others in a broad Sunday to Monday social update. It cites hospital, operation, and memorial details with scattered names, places, and events, painting a busy town life snapshot.
New Jersey society notes cover annual meetings at Lakecrest and Sayreville events. Reports mention elderly residents, community exhibitions, and charitable drives. A health scare and a courthouse note emerge, including a local obituary mention and a medical cure anecdote.
A garbled report mentions Kinney and Briigerile tied to new trains and rail operations at Fanon Valley and Heh Bridge. The text hints at concessions to rail projects, engineer insignia, and a proposed pleasure resort near a station, with references to orders and approvals.
Fragmented OCR reads like a late 19th or early 20th century local page with references to sewer plans, electric companies, carnival events, new housing, a steel plant, a patrolman named Johnson, and a Ruston detective. It mentions hospital operations for gall stones, Civil War veterans, a grand jury, and a Flemington mayoral matter.
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