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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
The Washington Star editorial argues for wartime public works as a relief path, warning that winter deprivation could rise without federal funding. It critiques Congress for slow action, urges rapid authorizations for public works programs, and stresses that aid should reach workers, their families, and local communities through equitable spending.
The piece argues using jobs programs to employ idle workers through winter, noting the need for public works and road projects. It suggests seasonal hiring may help offset idle time, with emphasis on government action, funding, and avoiding excessive public expense while tackling unemployment.
An analysis of the primary vote shows ideological splits and close party results. Republicans and Democrats posted near equal tallies in several districts, with Stryker and Smith fielding strong performances. Individual district counts include Flummerfelt and Swarts each securing two votes, indicating fragmented local support.
fragmented OCR text discusses reprisal motives and constitutional issues around law and punishment. references social order, jury delays, grand juries, and the outline of government power. mentions migration and minor offenses, plus federal act provisions shaping enforcement.
A Brooklyn wife recalls her husband familiar with a Model T style vehicle. The narrative follows daily driving, carburetor fiddling, and a weekly tools ritual, detailing common automotive maintenance and the couple’s routine. The piece reflects early auto culture with practical tinkering and domestic life.
Fragmented wording shows references to counties and boards denying or denying evidence while examining marasseys. Names appear garbled with possible mentions of Newark, Mars Abell, and holding adjustments. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller summary.
A fragmentary report describes a Paris incident on August 1 where a man stripped to the skin in public, provoking arrest and public alarm about rational behavior and social norms in hot weather. The piece mocks mobs and notes authorities label him a lunatic.
A garbled OCR fragment speaks of a soldier, a volunteer, and a pledge. It references secrecy, a vision or vow, a possible inspection or safety concern, and a hopeful promise tied to a person named Re. The passage is cryptic and reads like a historical reminiscence or incomplete narrative.
Fragmented OCR shows Warren County Democrats discussing upcoming election dynamics with references to Canaries, Canter, and local figures. The piece mentions Chaes L. Bursker for freeholder and hints at voter sentiment and party strength in the county.
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