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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
6
A sprawling, fragmentary listing captures visits and gatherings around Washington and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs. Perry and family attending events, neighbors hosting guests, and multiple trips to or from the capital. Casual social rounds, church events, and community dinners populate the jumble of names and places.
Fragmented OCR lists social visits and entertainments with numerous personal names and places. It mentions Mrs. Frank Sixdey hosting, Sadie Castnor's entertainment, and visits between Port Collen and Nerly with unclear dates and events. The text is garbled, yielding few clear actions or outcomes.
A brief item from the New York World notes Uhrlcod Week, priced at 60 cents annually, with a yearly rate of 60 and a reference to B60.
Fragmented OCR reads like a city telephones and ads page with scattered names and prices. Mentions Gene Cl and Eble Cho, Jones and Jenkins, with odd phrases about towns, stores, and a price of $1.60. Contexts unclear but resembles an old classified ad cluster.
Fragmented OCR text shows a long string of personal names places and events from a social column. Readers reference Mrs and Mr individuals across New York Delaware and York with mentions of visits trips and gatherings. The legible elements point to a ceremonial or social calendar rather than a single clear news event.
A series of social mentions from Washington and nearby towns describe visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs Austin Bust, Mrs Ro Theresie Wash, Arwen Eon TA, Harry Angin, and Mrether Theadere, with events at Ceram Valley and the Wate of Talla Ggally.
Fragmented note from a California writer promotes a remedy for piles. It mentions a box of Hupklon's sold at a local drug store and a save or cure claimed by CF Budahn Tracy. The legible parts show a testimonial style with uncertain names and places.
Local notices from Buptaville recount visits by Mrs. Rawarter Jones of Ehenoeger and Mrs. Mary Cowell to improve homes with concrete work by merchant Mr. Crile Voshe. Families join Ladies Aid activities as church events, with gatherings honoring Miss Phony and Efforts to tidy graveyard stones and pathways.
A garbled extract describes a home remedy mixture claimed to ease pain and swelling by using vegetable extraction and a nonprescription approach. It discusses alleged harmlessness and cautions about combining ingredients, recommending readers consult a drugstore to obtain recipes and drugs.
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