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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
8
Fragmented lines indicate a report on subscription vote scheduling and unrest. Unclear details mention Washington state and possible riots. The readable fragments point to a public notices style item about voting timelines and safety concerns.
Fragmented text references a ministerial appointment and public notices in a historical context. It mentions a future minister to serve a congregation and describes ceremonial elements, private gatherings, and references to a sermon or verse. The legible parts point to a religious or community event with multiple dated notes and a focus on ceremonial duties.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a sermon reminiscing about Mahem Hast and a late 1800s inventor, alongside references to a public figure and a long list of miscellaneous notes. The piece mentions a triumph and a likely promotional medical remedy priced at five cents and one dollar, attributed to a line of testimonials and a certificate of guarantee.
An article fragment describes a controversial hydroelectric scheme across a river, with plans for a 54 0000 bar hydro facility near Metito Alabama. Officials discuss water storage 22 miles from Simtta Bii and a controversial aim to disrupt transcontinental industries. The piece mentions electric lighting, pipes, and a moving picture scheme tied to Jupiter as a future motor, amid legal and social tensions.
The Easton First Company announces evening hours for business on Fridays from seven to dusk. It offers three percent interest on deposits and claims capital and surplus profits of five hundred thousand dollars.
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