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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
11
excerpts describe agricultural concerns and diverse items from fashion to literature, with references to wheat prices and insomniac complaints. The text interweaves travel notes on places like the Rhine and commentary on European culture, including mentions of London and Cleveland.
Fragmented account describes an enraged elephant attacking hunters and tearing at victims. A hunter near a gun guard wrestles with the animal as it charges, grappling for the rifle before a fall stops the immediate danger.
A concise quotation on youth and aging asserts that age is a belief and that keeping a youthful spirit matters. It compares life to a promissory note due after date, saying right living can defer payment indefinitely and maintain staying power.
A garbled excerpt shows two speakers debating courage and misfortune with disrupted words and stray names. The fragment hints at a laboring mistake and an odd exchange about drinking and desire, set in a London mall context with unclear references.
A fragmented column compares weighty books and phrased words in German and English, citing examples from the New York Tribune and Boston Herald. It discusses spelling shifts, loanwords, and language use in print culture, with notes on practical devices and observations about word forms.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky local note about someone named Sinhba Ness attempting to sell a bizarre item. It mentions Piddadel pha Rerard and a claim of revenue forgiveness, with unclear context and dubious details.
A garbled reminiscence weaves a scene of an elderly cobbler delivering an oration to Napoleon. The narrator portrays soldiers, a tense crowd, and a humorous clash as the cobbler narrates Caesar and Alexander, with odd digressions reflecting wartime and scholarly reflections. The piece mentions Mack Twain and others in a stream of disjointed memories and odd observations.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines farming and poultry notes. Mentions feeding, storage receptacles, disease concerns, and winter protection for buildings. References to poultry health, garbage, and weathered advice appear in disjointed form with scattered proper nouns and unfamiliar terms.
Notice of public sale by order of the Orphans Court of Warren County New Jersey for the estate of Margaret Sweeney and heirs Daniel Sweeney to Maryann Ragan. Property lies along Jackson Avenue and Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad lines in Washington Township. Sale to be held at public vendue in Washington on a specified date in 1913.
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