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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
8
A garbled 19th or early 20th century recipe fragment lists berry punches, cherry punch, grape nectar, and pear fritters. It includes instructions for syrups, ginger ale, lemon and orange drinks, and batter, with odd spellings and mixed measurements. The tone mirrors period domestic guidance.
A remark explains why a bus is named for its behavior. The speaker notes the bus “cops you at your corner” instead of driving you two blocks, highlighting a witty pattern in its approach.
A long OCR damaged list details multiple property transfers dated 1921 to 1931. The entries name clients and spouses such as Mutthan Holmes, Paul Segaet Gardner, Henry Glpp, and others with assorted properties in Tyekerthtown Washington and nearby areas. Transactions reference conveyances, consideration sums, and dates, reflecting a pattern of deeds and ownership changes across numerous parcels and pairs of owners.
The article records the resignation of Reverie Callecter and honors Deputy J Praal Dreloster for wartime service. It cites Callecter’s campaigns in multiple counties and notes his role as Revenue Collector aiding Uncle Sam’s war taxes. It highlights a broad network of colleagues and cities involved.
In a essay by F.4 Walker the Baldwin Locomotive Works head Vauclain is cited, arguing a leader’s success stems from maternal influence. The piece notes mothers shape environment and traits, citing Lincoln, Napoleon, Foch as examples of motherly impact on greatness across history.
A mosaic of Phillipsburg notes reports court actions and traffic cases, school reopen plans, new construction and public works, local scholars and clubs, and community events across Ward focuses. Names places and dates anchor the snippets, with aging infrastructure and civic affairs prominent.
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation aims to fund a national program honoring Woodrow Wilson by a nationally constituted committee. It seeks to raise about 1,000,000 to award and support educational and patriotic activities across universities and parties.
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