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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR item shows names and terms like Oley and weerding with unclear punctuation. The readable text suggests a local commentary or notice fragment referencing Mr. con and con- but lacks concrete event, date, or clear entities to define a full card.
Fragmented text shows scattered monetary figures and references to Americans in a mining context. The legible parts include amounts around 400000 to 460098 and mentions of 300 and 40,000,000, but no complete event or identifiable entities.
The platform opposes issuing road bonds, arguing current taxation funds road building without extra debt. It pledges to protect labor, support worker welfare, advance trials for injuries, amend workers compensation, and curb unjust injunctions in labor disputes. It also calls for canal cooperation, anti fraud in securities, and pollution remedies for New Jersey waters and coast communities.
Miss Virginia DeWitt enrolled at Hampton High School Wat camp but returned home after adenoids removal and nasal surgery at Baston Hospital. Residents and visitors include Mrs. George DeWitt, Emma Miller, and two daughters of Mt. Rethel Pa. Others described are Geo Hissam recovering from appendix surgery, Mrs. Wm Kitchen improving after surgery, and several neighbors visiting from Easton Stillwater Philadelphia and Succasunna.
Quote by Daniel Webster on confidence as an intrinsic trait rather than something coerced, arguing that men cannot be compelled to trust.
A fragment cites Montaigne on virtue and judgment, noting another man’s virtue and evidence of two men’s actions. The line reflects philosophical reflection on character and attribution, expressed in a concise, archaic phrasing.
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