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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1913

Page

14

Tobacco debate and dairy show notes captivate audience

Readers focus on tobacco dangers debated by speakers and on dairy industry insights. The Tribune Farmer column features expert advice from Floyd S. Barlow and Valancey S. Fuller on feed rations and dairy cattle care, with references to the National Dairy Show in Chicago and a special Tribune Farmer offer.

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Do You Kinayy Buttermilk as a Clothes Bleacher

The text discusses using buttermilk to bleach clothing and remove discolorations by soaking items for several hours. It also mentions boiling turnips or potatoes with jackets, sugar in water to curb bitterness, and cream-like starch adjustments. It oddly references baking and a venue note about a dining spot called Pon Ton.

Massachusetts Casts Light on 1914 Political Shift

The Massachusetts results show Democrats expanding their lead, with Wilder winning by 74,045 to 9,742 for the Republican and 887 for the Progressive. Republican votes fell to 11,170, while the Democratic gain neared 1,400 and Republicans dropped almost 1,900, signaling voter preference for reduced burdens on the people and challenging the idea of a nationwide Republican restoration.

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Greatest trees and forest lore from distant lands

The article discusses forest knowledge and tree types. It cites mushrooms as a major forest product in Japan. It notes the tulip tree or yellow poplar among large timber trees and mentions the Mother of the Forest redwood as a claimed largest tree with 619 board feet. Foresters warn many claims to largest or oldest trees cannot always be verified.

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Fragmentary notes on damaged barnyard ground texture

A decipherable fragment describes ground and flag fragments near a barnyard with reference to central distortion. The text is unclear and lacks cohesive context or identifiable names.

Tuberculosis explained in plain words and warnings

A reader’s feature explains tuberculosis origins and spread, describing how germs travel from person to person through contact and shared items. It notes the impact on bones and lungs, and contrasts wishing for health with taking action to prevent infection.

Fragmentary Names List From Obscure Warlog Page

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles including Warstilog ten dred Holl fae Ocber and Matilda Tigorko with several others such as Bertha Cruty Pearl Iush and James Grog. The text reads like a roster or catalog from an old wartime log with scattered punctuation and unclear roles.

Warstilog Dred Holl Fae Ocber Ruela Croveltirg A Tyattles Runveth Engrot Matilda Tigorko Phorenes Vanger Bertha Cruty Pearl Iush Critter Jas. Grog Biow Alco Warne Ste Helen Trolalzer Inne Filza Beth Spangenthe Grantiner Fussell Slevntter Craminar Trianne Walt Yuri Urlik Elsworth Armbrister Hard Francis Beott

Fragmentary Note on Steam, Rain, and Shelter

The readable line mentions steam close, receptors, and rain allowing storm activity. It appears to describe a weather or mechanical scenario with limited clarity and no clear persons, places, or dates. Further context is needed to form a complete summary.

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