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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
2
Catalog description praises the Educator for men with broad toes offering a splendid fit and comfort. It notes hand-welt construction and high serviceability, while suggesting a serviceable option for those with foot troubles seeking durable shoes.
Readable fragments describe Delaware teachers and students attending trips and gatherings at Belvidere Institute, weekly sessions planned, and social events with local residents. Mentions of Edwin Hunsberg, Miss Rachel Murting, and other townspeople attending church meetings, birthday moments, and visits in nearby towns.
Fragments show references to Cornish, Rel thie, Buckhorn Spring Water Co, and surveying in several districts. Mentions of schools, sisters, and local gatherings appear amid broken names and places like Wrage Casue and Oxford Whe. The text is heavily garbled with partial words and scattered proper nouns.
A fragmentary report notes Calvin Slater Antonyy and Frank Maher working at a sewer project in Bridge Street area on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Pred Ayres of Hack spent the evening in the town, Cal was kept busy furnishing music.
Real estate transfers dated 1909 show Ebner and R toluiee et DWillipsture selling in Morris Park area. Other deeds include Olea Bowlby and Monwdooths panelders conveyances with 1000 dollar and 119 dollar considerations. Details include Hackettstown property transfer and Lower ee conveyance recorded June 4 1909.
A jumble of visits and gatherings across families in Warren County. Mrs. Wm Berry hosted a guest, and Thompson Keech from Netcong stayed with grandparents. Mrs. Peter Gingles welcomed her son Preston. Mr and Mrs Willever hosted a legal visitor. Ardepead’s birthday was celebrated with gifts and a party. The community discussed a radio preacher and local plans for the future.
A battered fragment describes a man named Al Benton of Tart Edwardine touting a new cure for asthma and lung trouble. It claims the remedy can relieve coughs colds and sore lungs and mentions neighbors reporting benefit. It promotes a titled Lung Cure claims to cure various respiratory ailments and bronchial issues.
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