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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
8
The World newspaper promises fast full coverage with telegraph updates and strong features. The Thrice-a-Week edition publishes every day except Sunday, offering stories humor and cartoons at a value price. Special rates include The World plus The Washington Star for $2 per year. two papers for $2.50.
Fragmentary OCR lists visits of Newark residents to their father in New York and mentions Mr and Mrs Su jaret and others. It includes scattered names such as Keene, Mechante, Molpon, Wilton, Sarah Willing, and references to church events, a board of trade meeting, and a tax collection note. The text resembles a jumble of society notices and civic items with many garbled words.
Fragmented report lists residents and candidates including Eugene Beck Andrew Gredt and Josephine Adamski. Mentions October militia absence and a street pul oy bin aml built. Also notes Miller and Kastenhuber tenancy, with Hacketts Renate location and Halnenburg home return.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and terms from Washington area references and personal notes. It reads like an error-filled draft with no clear events, dates, or cohesive narrative. Strong entities are largely absent due to the corrupted text.
A memorial service was held for Jane Fletcher in Fletcher, a native of taweed, with husband and Soltowine ghild tanailevret At rs. The ceremony occurred Saturday at her o'clock in Tntorment Cudur Ridwe cemetery, near a barn, as community members recall her life and ties to Flartbrownville and Tarves.
Quakertown resident Ian Opdyke spent Thursday with relatives in the region. Several others, including George, Flopa, and Samual Wayne, visited family in towns near Bridgeport and Ragten. Mr and Mrs Hartzell, Price, and Hidde's family also reported brief trips and gatherings across multiple weekends.
A tangle of text describes a new serialized tale by Peter Clark Macfarlane and a judge proving a double in New Fork, with references to Uncle Sam’s work, vision of a future tale arc, and a Navy evening gathering. The prose blends names, timing hints, and obscure phrases.
A fragmented OCR item reports visits and social events in the Pittsburgh region, mentioning Mise Treug Bodine in Trenton, Mrs. Fred Robertson in Washington, and Mrs. Lestie Kries among others. It also cites a family gathering in Mur-May and a note about Chas. Ken’s visit. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child and adult, with details of a letter from Etomer City, Pik.
A fragmented passage contrasts travelers and locals in India, noting footgear, white gowns, and beads. It depicts a traveler’s uneasy impression of dirty floors, piled dishes, and stark contrasts between poverty and appearance, highlighting cultural tension and travel weariness.
An odd tale describes a fisherman and a donkey party scene. It notes a judge offering a prize to the one closest to completing a task, with quirky details about a head injury and a bizarre grip paper gag.
A jumble of word puzzles and stray dialogue lines appears, including a four letter glass item riddle, descriptions of rabbits and escapes, and broken quotes about Miss Scaddy and social life. Strong on names and odd phrases, the fragment hints at a miscellany column.
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