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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
11
A sprawling fragment from an early 20th century issue covers varied items: a highway accident, bootlegging raids, a government warehouse break in, and a string of local curiosities. It details thefts, arrests, a tragic bull attack, a nit bite, and odd sightings, with multiple notes on accidents, local crimes, and community happenings.
Fragments describe carrot dishes and ginger creams with odd spelling and odd ingredients, including buttered carrots and ginger flavored confections. Other sections suggest a pineapple dessert and a mixed salad, all written in faded, garbled OCR style.
The piece extols women’s fashion insight, claiming personality drives dress. It highlights varied Fashions of the season, from slim to bouffant silhouettes, and invites readers to inspect new afternoon frocks praised for smartness and autumn colors like crepe de chine and Canton crepe.
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