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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
8
A Harrisburg column describes Williams Drug Store promoting a unique toothbrush line. It cites a method and quality claim, noting Russian bone handles and production by Vienel peasants. It claims high workmanship, large bulk sales, and a price of 225 per unit.
The fragment describes sanctuaries and relics on Mount Zion including tombs and sarcophagi. It outlines ruined chambers and hidden alcoves, mentioning dungeons and a stone doorway, with references to pilgrims, statues, and sacred stairs leading to church spaces and pivotal Christian sites. Names and exact details are obscured by OCR.
Fragmentary notes recount family moves, church events, and health remedies. Mentions Napanee La, Stewartsville Epworth Laagne meeting, Bar dloy aventue at Ta'ebochs, and Dr King’s remedies. Several names appear in scattered references, with vague references to illnesses and social happenings.
A dense, typographically corrupted fragment records varied social items including weddings engagements and visits. Names such as Mrs Shininger Arthur Calvin and Miss Dorothy appear amid scattered references to travel, kinship, and a memorial death. The piece mentions a nephew’s death and a personal note about Miss Dorothy Davenport, with other scattered names and places.
Notice reports the death of Mrs Benj Sampson at home after a brief illness. Her husband Charles, daughter, mother and sister survive. The body was sent to Newark for burial Tuesday in the family plot.
The piece emphasizes ongoing public testimony in Washington Many and notes citizens’ active participation. It cites civil engineer Alexander Aisbergson of Illington Ave Washington and mentions various products and local drugstore references amid garbled text, reflecting OCR distortions.
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