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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
2
A chaotic OCR page describes Sunday school and church events at a parish. It mentions a Holy Communion service, a rector’s sermon, and a community meal with oyster supper. Various names and activities are listed, including musical and comedic performances and attendance by families and neighbors.
The page notes several obituaries and public notices including a death of local figure Pacey and related tributes. It references community figures such as Wilkiint Mbondbiy and Periarnk with dates and local contexts. Additional entries cover municipal announcements and calendar items for nearby residents.
Collinsville Illinois readers are urged to try Vinci Tonic as a tonic iron and tissue builder. Mrs Ana Becker reports improvement after two weeks and cites widespread need among overworked women and nervous subsidence. The ad claims cod liver oil and medical elements boost energy and health with a money-back guarantee.
A long readable fragment describes a Christmas fair with a chicken dish, fancy articles, and candy tops. Locals including Mrs. Chaapton and Mrs. Savayne are noted among organizers and helpers. The piece lists gatherings, visits, and social notes from residents like Miss Made Gulig and Mrs. Ls las, with church events planned for December.
A long OCR fragment describes a town gathering with sermons and charity offerings, mentions Miss Vandiyctee and Mrs. Reelet, lists school events at Washington Street, a Sunday service, a missionary visit from Africa, and a plan for a church or school program. It references local residents, a pastoral team, Christmas time plans, and a debate, with various social notices and advertisements.
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