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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary text lists individuals and places with scattered phrases about meetings and visits. The legible bits mention Madison, Sunidhi, Alan, and various surnames, but there is no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
The article describes a Chautauqua event in Clinton featuring lectures, readings, and music of various kinds. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Butler and Miss Chandler Anderson. The program runs Thursday through the following week and includes patriotic pieces and a sunrise concert, with attendees from nearby towns and churches.
A garbled OCR era notice lists numerous names, places, and events including people such as Anne Naughrigat, George T. Moetler, and Mrs. J, with references to Morristown and Marketstown areas. The text mentions gatherings, entertainments, and family mentions, but precision is lost to OCR errors.
A sprawling, partially legible report describes visits and social events across Pleasant Grove. Mentions of families, neighbors, and church groups fill a wide range of Sunday and weekend activities with names, places, and occasional dates scattered throughout the text.
The text lists names plus scattered events around Newark and Mt. Lebanon, mentioning Mrs Lefates, Mr. Yal, Aida, and many households. It notes a wedding or social gathering, visits, and church events with numerous residents and relatives referenced in a diffuse scene.
Readable text shows a sick woman reporting crying spells and treatment with Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mentions doctors, medicines, and family or social influence on seeking health. Some garbled phrases reflect OCR errors but indicate health woes and herbal remedy use.
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