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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
13
An advertising claim extols Vinol as a superior tonic combining cod liver oil and iron. It targets strength, blood health, nerves, and recovery after illness, and promises money back if it fails to help. It also mentions a salve for pimples and blotches and urges readers to ask their druggist.
A terse excerpt reflects on marital expectations and social perception, citing Charles Lamb. The narrator notes lack of hope or wish to be understood, hinting at the fragility of genuine expression within newly formed couples.
The fragmented text shows an applicant asking about child care duties and suggests recent job placements. It lacks complete sentences or clear events, making it a partial archival snippet rather than a full item.
A lengthy social section chronicles visits and gatherings around town. Mrs. Phat and Mrs. Edw. Solliday host, with guests including Mrs. Eugene Linaterry, Miss Viola Frommaf, and Mrs. Tag Banning. Families travel to Newark and Pleasantville, while others spend weekends with relatives across towns.
A fragmented review collage examines contemporary drama and social issues. Mentions authors Ma Mvacan Ves and Danie Frohman, with hints of themes about children and moral critique. Observes shifts in stagecraft and public discourse in the era.
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds and pneumonia. It claims rapid relief and widespread family use with testimonials and price 100 dollars for a bottle.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court hearing involving Skalla with mentions of witnesses for the defense and prosecution. The material references dates, locations, and individuals such as Mrs. Marshall Ged and Leena Pridden, plus various noted judges and attendees. The record appears chaotic but indicates ongoing trial activity and witness testimony scheduling.
A reflective piece discusses happiness as a state beyond material wants, rooted in inner faith and personal growth. It references tears as a pathway to deeper awareness, urging acceptance of life’s pain as part of the journey toward meaning and resilience.
Fragmented OCR narrates a cryptic scene around Gladstone with distorted wording. Mention of eyes, a gaze that paralyzes, and a stray remark about an umbrella as a symbolic device appears amid garbled dialogue and stage-like musings. The strand hints at a literary or dramatic critique rather than a clear event.
O FAR reports a highly successful season with week over week gains and a complete stock of Overcoats. The message emphasizes breadth of styles and top values, inviting customers to visit and let the store demonstrate the offerings.
A retail selection offers overcoats in dark Oxford and black at 5.00 with a wide range of wool models. Prices span 7.50 9 10 12.50 45 16.50 18 20 25 and up to 50 100 for plush and agtrakan styles. Numerous styles and materials are advertised to fit any budget and taste.
A broad line of Boys and Children's overcoats is offered in honest materials with new season styling. Boys ages 12 to 16 priced 2.00 to 15.00. children ages 3 to 9 priced 2.00 to 8.00. A fine chinchilla overcoat for children, in several shades and sizes 4 to 10, is priced at 4.00.
The shop promotes a broad suit selection in medium priced ranges from $8 to $25. It highlights all wool materials, a guarantee of perfect fit, and popular Atterbury models in the higher tiers. The emphasis is on extensive variety, current styles, and savings of one to three dollars on some items.
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