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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
3
Disjointed OCR style lines describe a car in distress with noises and failures. Despite garbled phrases the scene evokes a driver arguing with a faulty wheel and urgent push to fix issues before potential danger. No clear people or places are identifiable in readable text.
A historical look at the Mortis Canal from chartering to present operation. It covers construction with 32 locks and 22 inclined planes, water needs, and the shift to rail competition as steam and steel rails emerge. The piece notes financial strains from unpaid debts and evolving transportation rivals.
Invitations are out for the October 7 wedding of Pregton Farley, formerly of tia place, and Miss Gadys Von Dyke of Sunamit. The note notes social ties, upcoming nuptials, and local activity surrounding the couple and their families.
The September data show crop conditions at 81 percent of normal with expected yields across states near 2.5 million bushels of corn and varied output for fruits and forage. Officials cite lower production than last year but provide detailed state figures and notes on Timothy and alfalfa yields.
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad style note for RAT-SNAP rat poison with claims of rodent control and hog losses. Mentions buyers or sellers such as Jenkins & Meekor, Major, and prices like 725 dollars. Text is garbled and hard to parse but centers on a consumer pest control product and observed damage.
A fragmented memory piece recounts a trip to town for a Lutcher show and a diner stop with disjointed dialogue about meals and weights. Names and details blur, but the scene hints at a casual, domestic outing and a cooking mishap.
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