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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
4
Eastons promotes tailor made suits at low prices with reliable fit and wide selection. The ad touts baby coats and caps for children in fine wool and satin linings, with prices around 19 50 to 25 dollars, and highlights new plaids nets and lingerie waists for prompt selling.
Easton shoppers visit Laubach's to see dress goods and new offerings. Local store highlights include a focus on fashion accessories and seasonal goods.
An advertisement touts Nemo Self-Reducing Corset models No 312 and No 314 claiming to reshape figures and support the abdomen for women, with large audience appeal. It notes a wide range of undergarments from Labach's Easton store including Manhattan Shirts and guaranteed non shrinking Luzerne underwear, plus a 35 cent sale on ladies knit vests and other bargain underwear items.
We offer a range of ladies and misses coats with satin linings and silk braid trim. Prices start at 10 dollars for a single dick coat and go up to 45 dollars for heavier fur lined options. Includes Dent's Fowhes Adiov's Tannert's and other makes plus a large line of woolen gloves and fur gauntlets for all ages.
Laubach's advertises Luzerne Underwear for ladies and children with phrases about comfort and fit. It promotes Luvar line and Forest Mills garments and mentions Dr Jaeger’s underwear sold in Easton.
A lengthy, fragmented update lists residents, family news, visits, illnesses, travel and social events. Names appear repeatedly such as Mrs. Wt Tat, Mr. and Mrs. Epper Betvia, Mrs. Catherine Mart, Mr. Harey Vs Bowlby, Mr. Murra, Mrs. Murphy, and others visiting or home from trips. The column catalogs hospital stays, diversions, and local gatherings alongside scattered place names like Newark, Hightstown, Belvidere, and Windber.
The fragmentary OCR reads like a sequence of resolutions and notices amid odd asides. It mentions resolving to draft resolutions, acknowledgments to a higher power, and public transcription duties, interlaced with stray lines on spelling exercises and poetry critiques. The garbled copy preserves personalities and officials in a murky archival snippet.
The article assesses Thomas Jefferson as a shaping force in early 19th century American democracy. It discusses his appeal to the masses, distrust of elites, and influence on republican ideals, portraying him as a tall white man with light eyes and ruddy hair.
The fragment discusses the concept of overproduction and its natural occurrence in economic systems. It suggests producers aim to satisfy their own demand and notes how surplus, stored by a farmer, can create future issues. The text hints at cyclical supply effects and potential inefficiencies.
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