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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century community page lists names, visits, illnesses, and events in Wattaville and nearby areas. Mentions include memorials, weddings, church activities, school notes, and neighbors visiting relatives, with references to Belvidere and Vienna, along with ongoing social and transport updates. The tone is obituary and community bulletin style with numerous partial sentences and local names.
The article records a church event at Hampton Presbyterian with Sunbury guests, noting Sunday school work, cradle roll, and members from various departments expected to attend. It mentions a Ladies Aid, a packing of soup, and social activities, along with community visits and local club meetings in early February through a series of scattered notes.
Altoona mother Mrs. G W Benz praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a dangerous pregnancy nearly ended in tragedy. She notes multiple stillbirths among six pregnancies and reports a four month old baby now thriving. She says the medicine restored joy and health to her home.
Fragmentary OCR records a chaotic scene with mentions of Long Valley, Shave mover, Lorie Buusi, Danford state Hie, Red Muy, Kona lawyer, Alma Polhginius, and Mrs. Neighbour. The text references societal tension, a visit by Mr. Davis of Onage, and a town meeting with various names and places unreadable, suggesting a disrupted local notice or gossip column.
The notice states Luce Cur taing items priced from 8 cents to 6.95 dollars per pair, highlighting a bargain range for buyers.
Fragmentary OCR insult piece discusses hair loss remedies and a supposed Parisian sage. Mention of Williams Opera House Pavillion and various misrendered phrases hints at a health advice tone. Contains unclear, possibly propaganda style language with no clear sources or dates.
A historical notice announces bids for the transport of school children from the residence of Gny into Frey and thence to the crossing. The exact route and details are partially obscured in the OCR, but the project concerns pupil movement and route specifications.
A fragment from Asbury school notes lists about twenty pupils in a story titled Ronda by the Maskon. Details mention a clerk in Washington and a date code 8.9.2.1 with Deus 10-2, indicating a classroom or event entry.
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