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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text discusses hat styles and pricing seen in a shop. Mentions terms like millinery and hats, with garbled product names and phrases suggesting a catalog or advertisement. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Hat context.
A fragment from a fashion report highlights the latest winter coats for men women and children. Styles emphasize trendy fabrics and colors with notable prices such as 18.00 and 15.00 for adults and children respectively, reflecting catalog offerings and shop displays.
The store advertises a busy season for waterwear and winter undergarments. Prices mention 93 percent, with anticipated purchases and a sale at an old princs location. Shoppers are urged not to miss this fact when they need rhove, as all binds and aires are available until 12a.
Advertisement highlights stockin gs for ladies in woolen hosiery with various descriptions and styles. Includes value claims and broad appeal for family needs, emphasizing usefulness and widespread availability.
A garbled item lists fabrics and textiles with odd spellings and prices. Mentions cotton, wool blankets, and various terms like Ses qnaliis silkeleet salvety and Piabawpe SASEAU. Appears as a fragmented market blurb with inconsistent figures and vendor names.
A fragmented sale notice advertises dress goods at reduced prices. Items listed include pine dress fabrics and main dress goods, with prices stated in cents per yard. The ad highlights silk and honeyed fabrics and claims the sale features the latest fashion goods in the heart of town.
The shop notes steady rise in customer patronage as flood of early season footwear arrives. Highlights include Biyu's Cruneet Shoes, four men’s shoes at 70 cents, ladies’ shoes, rubbers of all makes and sizes, and children’s footwear at low prices.
An old advertisement describes flannelette wear for women and children including light gowns and short skirts. It lists sleeping garments and prices though the text is fragmented and hard to read.
A fragmentary ad notes lace curtains offered at low prices and cheap drapery items. Curtains priced around 3.50 and 3.25 appear alongside mentions of small furnishings. The readable text suggests a local shop sale with emphasis on affordable window coverings.
We call your attention to this follow. jng and garbled text about table linens and prices. S100 mis and napkin offers, Alb. per ilo.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a 1883 year with political events, local elections, and figures like Robern Cloke and Henry, naming candidates and outcomes in a dense, mixed text. The passage is garbled but hints at a mayoral race, party figures, and civic shifts within Teleilenss and related places.
A garbled inquest note centers on a missing person case tied to a Harrisburg area figure, with scattered references to a deceased man found on Hien Stables and a theater, plus unsettled statements about a missing Umpkins relative and a Columbia related death by self harm. The jumble mentions several names and places, a funeral, and unrelated advertisements, leaving the core events unclear but indicating an inquest and missing person inquiry ongoing.
The obituary notes Ty the Memocy of Tom Coates in Eketis tite and recounts his life, family, and generous deeds. It details his influence on local life, the arrival of relatives, and the procession of kin at his Montana grave amid tributes to his character and memory.
A fragmented notice touts WLP idols and fall shopping, touting furnishing goods and carpet needs with promises of price comparisons. The garbled text hints at a business presenting long experience and strong selection, urging customers to compare prices and quality.
A noisy ad page teases seventy styles of rocking chairs with playful misspellings and garbled copy. It promises a wide selection for comfort and style but the readable text is fragmented and lacks clear details on prices or exact models.
Fragmented ad style text mentions mattresses and sleeping products with dubious pricing. It references cheaper alternatives and disjointed phrases about value and discounts. No clear events, names, or locations are present to anchor a full item.
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