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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
16
A local rug dealer promotes fall arrivals with a price ladder from Brnasels at 13 dollars to Wilton Velvets at 80 plus, featuring Asminster and Oxift sizes, room rugs in Wool fiber, plus Grex and Ingrain designs. The ad invites customers to view the new fall collection emphasizing price, quality, and design.
A New Jersey race analysis portrays John Kean as a rail and trust ally with deep Elizabeth connections. It links his family wealth and business holdings from gas water and trolley interests to the state’s political status and a broad campaign to secure reelection against critics aligned with Governor Stokes and other rivals. The piece questions his independence and cites his role in shaping interstate commerce and public utilities policy.
A damaged OCR reads a Prohibition party appeal urging county dry status against statewide wet influences. It argues against liquor, warns that a wet county would allow alcohol at will, and references May 0s political strategy and a signature by Henry Johnston.
Port Aurray and Port Gol residents mingle with relatives and guests during spring visits. Notables include Mr and Mrs Jags and Mrs Mayberos hosting at Mt. Howell. Danial W Athig presiding over gatherings with Alpha Jones and Marcon Kellen seen in town.
A fragmentary local page mentions family events and social notices including Mrs Rush visiting Tinsel Mead, Mr and Mrs Melville Rush, and Mrs Theo Mish. It notes Sunday plans, a few guests in Stewsville, and a hinted intention to sell property in the city.
Fragmentary OCR notes list residents and their movements. Names include Miss Mame Welsh Scranton and Mrs Switt a former resident now at Newark. Mentions Dr Witte and his wife, and appearances by Kimenour and his wife with references to Trenton.
A fragmented ad copy mumbles about suits priced around three dollars. The text is garbled with stray letters and unreadable lines, lacking clear dates or a coherent offer.
A damaged text fragment mentions ZEIC and a price shift to six dollars. It references uncertain individuals and nonsensical phrases, offering no clear event or identifiable persons or organizations. The readable bits provide no verifiable facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
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