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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary obit text references likely individuals and a date context. Readable names and place clues are present but incomplete. The item appears as a local notice style memorial fragment with personal identifiers and a potential event date.
A garbled OCR draft from a local paper references Acabatiste streets and various names, events, and places with numerous misread phrases. The text names individuals, dates, and locations in a disjointed fashion, lacking coherent narration or clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reports social visits and memory notices from Newton area. Mentions Mrs Thos Biterson Sova Portia and Franicese thinkingan plus references to produce dealers and a Monday gathering with Miss Frances Ridled. Mentions Milton and local candidates in Erlehig with unclear details.
An ad promotes a liniment claimed to ease soreness from violent exercise or other fits of rheumatism. The copy emphasizes quick relief and widespread use for aches and pains.
A clipped, disjointed account references varied topics from a trial or public proceedings to travel, industry and local figures. Names such as Bastin, Whiter, and Adnan Smith appear amid scattered mentions of radio, ships, and plans. The text intermixes places like New Jersey and New Orleans with references to machinery, hearings, and cultural figures, creating a fragmented snapshot of a busy, uncertain period.
Fragmentary text hints at railway notes and potential race context with garbled names and places. Key entities unreadable but suggest a chronicling of transit chatter and events within a historic rail network.
An obituary style ad warns readers about kidney trouble and digestive complaints citing a man named Peter Bondy of Hackwood claiming Electric Bitters cured him. It promotes the product with broad claims and a local business, Jenking & Meeker, guaranteeing every bottle.
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