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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
7
The report details Oxford residents and visitors from New York and nearby towns seen around Labor Day. It notes gatherings, receptions, church events, a cream social, school reopenings, and local travels among families and neighbors through the holiday period.
A garbled report from Philipsburg mentions Mary Wilson Phillipsburg woman brought to Easton from Providence with mental confusion, later sent back to Bir ten. authorities warned to care for her. A separate brief notes a Cleveland trip for business, names Freeman, Hoyoit, Levis. An elderly man Ray aged 59 from Ga died after complications, and a German native. A marriage at Sitgroavesutract home of parents Rev J F Mnachean officiated for Wert and Lilian Atay Wert. The couple will housekeep on Waglleston street in Vic Raakaris. A death of 19-year-old Raakaris noted.
A garbled narration describes a race involving a train and a group led by Ep Goose. Characters like Goose, Coles, Chic Walted, Pollut Dot, and Bally struggle through a curving landscape, dodging obstacles and seeking safe passage as figures shout warnings and try to outpace the locomotive.
A stitched tale of a mother mouse and six small mice who craft white velvet muff covers for a sleeping girl. The dream mouse recalls the rhyme and guides the mice to a Sunday school visit, as the little girl smiles in her sleep.
The passage describes Malay beliefs linking house construction and design to luck and misfortune. It notes rules such as not stepping on certain parts of the entrance and avoiding talking against the steps to prevent attracting ill fortune, with examples from local practice and a mention of a London Times report.
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