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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
7
Local notes report a birth in Hackettstown with family details and a Newark relative. Community events include club gatherings, church activities, and social visits, with mentions of charitable drives, campus visits, and a Presbyterian church spring schedule.
Fragmented report of gatherings, visits, and travel as residents from Great Meadows, Tesiyestown, and nearby areas spend weekends with grandparents, relatives, and friends. Names include Miss Girehkte Pag, Clarence Sersent, Mrs J Sergent, and Dudley Spinks. local churches, farming towns, and returning travelers are mentioned amid routine social updates.
Fragmentary text lists names and places such as Hinrrys Sevile Montana Shamokin California and a hospital job, plus references to property and a cemetery. No coherent event or conclusion is discernible in readable form.
A long, patched OCR listing community events and visits across towns. Reads like a social roundup with names such as Mr and Mrs, J. Warren Titta, Frank Dugerberry, and families visiting relatives, plus church and Sunday occurrences.
A Washington druggist named Williams Arngrist is praised for introducing a German remedy to treat appendicitis and for a claim that a single rose can relieve sour stomach and constipation instantly. The piece touts the remedy’s quick action and notes the public reaction to the surprising discovery.
An odd fragment touts a Planola prayer piano and exclusive expression devices for a genuine Planola Player plane. The ad urges readers to visit a stara to ensure selection of the genuine instrument and its music capabilities.
The text extols the Pianola Player Plane offering vast musical access and personal artistry. It claims users gain a unique repertoire and mastery over sustaining tones, phrasing, and expression across styles for individual performance.
An unclear note references Elgar and a request to play music from a catalogue. The fragment mentions a relay wire or stars and a plan for two players with a piece titled Irae, amid a request for a music catalogue on demand.
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