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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
5
A fragment from a text by C N Lurie discusses usage of the preposition between with multiple objects. It explains correct and incorrect examples and notes that between can govern two or more items when a relationship is shared with neighbors.
Fragmentary OCR of a poem or prose piece by John Kendrick Bangs. The readable lines praise cheer and meeting in good humor with date and publication unclear. The text is damaged and partially unreadable across lines.
A fragment discusses foreign nations clinging to kings and mentions parade use of kings by hosts. It references Diemibi Ghana and an age Werald with unclear context. The text hints at monarchic symbolism and ceremonial roles in state events.
A long garbled list from Mansfield and Greenw ich presbytery marks nominations to replace Lyle Covik and Beatty. Names such as Chinaman County and Hopiination appear amid scattered references to a fall meet and church roles.
A reported break in at a Lackawanna station house details an early morning incident where a safe was blown open and about $2,000 stolen. Investigators are examining the scene for clues and potential suspects.
Port Murray reports a birth for a son to Mr and Mrs M Hurtey funeral attendance by a daughter Mrs M A Hummer of Easton visits with Beatrice Towner and Mildred Townes. various local church events and visitors noted. infant of Mr and Mrs Gardner Vealer died and was buried. Mrs Leo Mayberry returns home after week with Mrs Charios Muyherty.
The column records a host of local visits and guests across the New Hampton region. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schuler of Washington, Mrs. Charley van Tain at STAI Offices, and many others from Phillipsburg Chester and San Antonio visiting and attending services and meals over the weekend.
Sunday town notes list illnesses and visitors around Hainesburg. Names include J. Antiecis, Dr Rasenkionyy, Stan Churet, Mes Willing Kinney, Cherie Fillo, Wilkin Vanscoten, William Tower, Clark Crisman, Newton residents, Erudie Lee, Albert Metscintchi, Adler Vinbioentte, Roheart Bi vtevighitin, Milton Shotwell and more. Several residents reported sickness and hospital or home care, with brief mentions of travels and social calls.
Miss Anna Dall of South Orange plans an Ohio trip to visit her son Andrew Carpenter’s panel family this week. Neighbors Mrs Gruven ML Dildhae and others hosted relatives in Townsbury. Wallin Moore spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wheeler in Vienna. William Persie and Mrs Himer Goodin of Westfield visited relatives here Sunday.
A late primary debate outlines Democratic support for Assemblyman Fory and opposition to Runyon. Charlot Ly Stryker wins Creeholder nomination while several candidates face rivals, signaling a mobilization effort for the fall vote.
Donald Calthron, manager of Queci's Theatre In Gendon, offers a catchy song for consideration. The note mentions whistling and a playful refrain titled Merry He, with a quirky, whimsical tone throughout.
A fragmentary catalog lists assorted goods such as Violet Ammonia bath items, shaving cream, imported Fay Rum, witch hazel, wash cloths, and various jars. Pricing appears in cents or dollars, with rough descriptors and typographical errors, indicating a damaged retail notice.
A fragmented report notes various face powder brands and labels such as Faee Powder and JeAnne Fae Powder, with scattered references to shades, hues, and assorted colors. Items appear in a trade or product listing context with unclear attribution and minor branding.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various items including powders and decks with scattered brand or place names. It reads like an unclear sale or inventory note with mixed letters and partial product names, making exact items and context hard to determine.
Local vendors clash over improvised hair nets with makeshift goods and uncertain quality. Shoppers eye better protections as counterfeit or mislabelled items appear in a crowded street deal. Police monitor the scene while bystanders watch the exchange unfold.
An OCR fragment lists dressing combs and rubber dressing items with notes on coarse and fine varieties. It mentions speeds and a speech, though the text is garbled and partial.
A historical classified notice catalogs soaps and cake items for sale including Castile Soap Unscented Soap and Castile products, with quantities such as a dozen cakes, two cakes, and bars. Mentions brands like Roynbell and Verbenas, plus tablets and assorted items in various sizes and scents.
A fragmented catalog lists assorted creams and toiletry jars with various brand names such as Harriett Hubbard Ayer and Crom Vanishing, noting jar sizes like 50c and 250 slag. Mentions of Queen Britter, The A Cithe, and Poll line appear among scattered product names and sizes.
Fragmentary OCR advert sees a jumble of product names and prices including Hale Tonle and Horpicide with prices around 31.90 and 1000 USD. Other items mention Sage Watr Tonte and Sulphur bale Toni with assorted names and dubious spellings.
The readable text suggests a damaged OCR fragment mentioning lotions and a battle with names like Jeger Benzein and Abn Lotion. It references Brothers Ulycering Frose Water and Benzein with scattered terms such as Jute ptweeesteens and STE, but no coherent event or clear entities.
A fragmented OCR list references various toothpaste brands and products from a historical source. Entries include Jasterine Tooth paste Be Kal Pheno Tooth and Powder, Forhan's Pyorrhen Tooth Paste Inrwe, and White's Tooth Paste, among others with unclear spellings and quantities.
A catalog style notice lists manicure requisites including nail files and compact manicure sets. It mentions nail remover, nail polish in a box, and various cosmetic items with prices like 1.07 cents and 2.4 units.
A list of maroon and red rubber gloves, syringes, and a hot water bottle with prices in dollars. Items include Goodyear brand gloves, maroon coadyrar and fountain syringes, and a combined hot water bottle with fountain syringe set. Prices range from $1.25 to $2.00.
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