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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
5
A fragmented sales notice invites customers to inspect inventory of timber including joists and related materials. The text promises ample supply aligned with needs and urges immediate visit to view the under construction options.
Local column details visits and illnesses in Newark and nearby towns including hospital stays for Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Perry's husband. Neighborly movements include Clifton, Crisman, Weller, and Davidson families moving homes and attending services. The piece notes obituaries, burials, and several travel updates across towns and churches.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is advertised as cleansing the scalp and promoting hair growth. It claims to destroy dandruff without coloring or injuring the hair, offering softness and smoothness while addressing scalp issues.
Damaged text lists households goods sales and notices across towns with scattered names such as Mrs Weathers and Miss Metrye. It mentions events at Fort Alle and Coie Hees and references a meeting about a Hill Moose organization and an investigation.
Fractured OCR records brief social notes listing Mrs. Cyla Crist of Plaintighdli and others recuperating, relatives visiting Wharton and Dover, and several families visiting or hosting events from High Bridge to Morrisywn. Names include Aggellig, Myore, Morgan, Applegate, and Delp with scattered weekend gatherings.
Scattered OCR text mentions Electric Bitter bottles and a person named Teneheimner of Unicorn in Neb. with three years absence, appetite, digestion, and scents at Jans Kins Meekors. The passage is garbled, lacking clear events or dates, and references obscure brands and individuals.
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