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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
7
An advertisement urges readers to consult a doctor about constipation and to take laxative doses of Ayer's Pills. The copy warns that without daily bowel action poisonous products are absorbed causing headache biliousness nausea and dyspepsia. Made by 1. GAVEL CO. Lowell, Maine.
A jumble of dated deed references and names appears in a fragmented OCR list of property transfers. The text mentions numerous individuals, dates mainly in 19th and early 20th centuries, and various parcels or conveyances without coherent narrative.
In Allentown and nearby towns, fair season begins with plans for theater openings and community events. Reports mention new theater efforts, local contracts, and regional notes on governance, with various residents and groups facing financial or bureaucratic issues.
A parish notice outlines a sale of household goods and live stones on September 21. The seller Frank A. Junfell and family expect to move to Los Angeles. Other items mention Frank 1 Swayze of West Philadelphia returning from vacation and references to local residents and telephone concerns in the area.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions New Jersey, locations like Los Angeles, and references to supply routes and a convention. The text includes altered names and scattered phrases about events, gates, and policing, yielding a fragmented, unclear report with no coherent outcome.
Time are 54 enges' og ximalepox ft ittea Hayrishare won the CHA Hone in the Vrl-Stata League. Maryland Judge rules a drunk man has no right to ride in a trolley car. Chas M Schkal of Nethiehem heads Rome to Hurone. Wife may pass on at a Watering place for health. Progressive party at New York conventions. Burnouse, G. Straus nominated for Governor. former cabinet member noted as philharmonics.
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