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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
7
Separate skirts of navy and striped fabrics feature belt and pocket details. Various models with gathered and plaited styles priced from 10 to 24 dollars, including wide belts and practical pockets, offered at venues listed with limited decorative wording.
Misread catalog text notes lightweight fleeced cotton vests, hemlines, elbow sleeves, and ribbed garments for women. Mentions price of 1.00 and assorted sizes, though many words are garbled. item list includes vests, shirts, and pads with emphasis on warmth and fit.
Fragmentary text references medical terms and patient cases in a local setting. It mentions CHO state, Daf daw freezing conditions, bi belt clothing, and references to life lines and a Collin seat. The legible elements suggest a report or notice about health or hospital conditions with partial proper nouns.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Phase ASE and guidance from Patel. The text references experts, simple design, and imagery around pencgis and eteuring, but concrete facts are unclear. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond Patel and Fadia appear in readable form.
Fragmentary text mentions White and fangs in Elazete with scattered names and locations. No clear event or outcome is readable to establish a full report or confirm entities.
A fragment describes new psi coats with four classes of rubber components and belt effects. It mentions convertibles priced at 50 and 82950, and notes a children’s item in blue, with references to Peco goods and Steen Ito.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Pinkham's vegetable tonic and a family remedy. It references Dr Lynel or Mrs Lynel’s experience, a Providence address, and vague symptoms. The text is fragmented and reads like an aside on remedies without clear events or outcomes.
The fragmentary text appears to discuss a sale or auction with uncertain bids and prices. It mentions Wiltom and possibly a service cost of 45.0 dollars, with references to items like garments or devices and a customer question about a bid amount. The overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors.
Childrens Serge Dresses offered in a range of colors and styles. Prices start at $25.00 for non silk options with plaited waists and neat trim. Sizes and exact details unavailable due to fragmented OCR.
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