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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
6
A fragmented OCR style text advising customers on bank procedures and behavior. It discusses waiting times, multiple trips, handling checks, deposits, endorsements, and depositor conduct. It emphasizes patience, careful handling of funds, and keeping balance with tellers while avoiding repeated visits and pressure.
A chaotic account from a 19th century chronicle highlights the State Fair kennel show in September with mixed notes on participants. Amid odd spellings and garbled names, the tale mentions the Kennal Glub Banc show and a performance by Miss Hip, with reference to a Hopawong summer home and a $100,000 stake. The fragmentary text reflects local color and uncertain details of the event and participants.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names like Tavis parenber and Greener, with scattered places such as Townsbury and Belvidere. It mentions relatives, guests at homes, and references to dates, meals, and a Foley’s Kidney Remedy promotion, all in jumbled prose.
Local column from September 1909 describes weddings visits and family gatherings in Oxford and nearby communities. It notes Miss Martin and Miss Anderson receiving school postings, transfers at the Oxford school system, Labor Day celebrations with Empire Band music, and community church events at St. Marys and German Lutheran congregations. It also mentions a fatal fire at a Moon Lake lodging and ongoing social visits among residents and visitors from Newark Philadelphia and Stroudsburg.
The readable parts describe a rural scene with unclear names and places. It mentions a farm and a shop, plus distant references to people and dates, but the exact events and entities are garbled. The overall tone resembles a small town update in a historical newspaper page.
Rehool reopened an issue day at Lafayetta where Rev Gabeauc conducted services. John Tommenson and Janith passed Sttwetkiy with lives near Bort ry. Mrs Prak Alis and Grace Marlatt visited Mrs. Ton Loninmsan’s. Mrs. AFeC Hotun Canis and Ayias Zotle of Newark stayed with Mrs. Ro Howell’s. Evie entertained friends. John Hammond's family from San Antonio and Mr. Amedta Goodrich from Hasbcock were guests.
A jumble of names indicates residents and visitors from Whalington and nearby areas spending time with families in Dover, Somerville, and Washington. The lengthy list notes St. James and Creveling households hosting relatives and friends, with several social calls across Saturday and Sunday.
Fragmentary local items list residents visiting New York, homes being painted, guests of Mrs Monza, and camping trends along the Delaware. Mentions Calvin, John Bland, Alyss Alargaret Stoddebatter, Dicksatigs, and Coatesville positions.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places tied to visits and family events around Phillipsburg. Mentions Mrs Warren Wildefel, Max, and Mrs Atmore visiting relatives in Mackelistwt, with references to Orange, Philadelphia and Virginia. Includes scattered personal updates and travel mentions without coherent narrative.
A fragmentary letter recalls that after four years the writer remains cured of kidney trouble by Poley's Kidney Powder. The text hints at ongoing health affirmation but is garbled and difficult to decipher.
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