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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
14
Getting Ready for Winter highlights air canning season and promotes supplies for preserving foods. It recommends the Electrc Fruit Jars for their speed ease and reliability with large mouths and sturdy design.
Our stock of summer dress goods trimmings and notions are of first rate character with few seconds. We are marking attractive prices to effect a complete clearance before fall shopping.
The page records a mix of local society items, church events, obituaries, marriages, and community notices. It mentions visitors from Boglon and Michigan, church roll calls, funeral details for Mrs. Hourseed and Mrs. Stocker, a wedding service at the home on Collins Street, and numerous family mentions from Belvidere and Morristown with references to local streets and homes.
A fragmentary town record mentions Benoktyn and New York travel plans on January one. Names such as Margie Reed and Warren appear with family ties to Mrs. Tel State. A fire scare, signatures, and a note about a long used stove remain unresolved.
Fragmented OCR reveals names like Anthony and Mrs Mabel along with Jessie Slater and Alonzo in vague references to errands at Engton and Port Murray. The text mentions Chas Walder, Bawa, and a clerte in Won Rubies State amid unsettled details and travel between Wonnton and Deoneile.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous names and brief social mentions. It references family members, married women and widows, and occurrences tied to Sundays and Park Avenue, with unclear roles and dates. The readable details include several individuals and households, without coherent narrative or actionable items.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female sickness noted as Retrotiexion, claiming long use and success. It features testimonials from Mrs. Axnimson of Black Oak and Mrs. Lintham of Lynn Massachusetts, urging women to seek advice and avoid surgical operations.
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