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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
11
Nelv Fail and Winter Models advertise Dorothy Dodd Shoes and Warren's Boots in various leather styles for dress or street wear. Lace, button and blucher styles with high to common heels priced at 3.50 and 5.00, with new styles just received.
A catalog of footwear prices and brands including Dorothy Dodd Gold Medal Baroness Victoria and men’s shoes such as Educator Holland Talkabout Keystone Good Working models with varied price points around 2.00 to 3.50 dollars, showing multiple lines and retailers.
Substantial well made children’s footwear designed to endure vigorous activity. Girls and children's shoes include black Dongala button styles with patent tips and broad orthopedic toes, sizes 4 to 11 priced around 1.35. Growing girls sizes 2 1 to 6 at 1.40. Boys’ satin calf lace shoes and box calf options built for heavy wear, sizes up to 13, priced near 1.3 to 2.04. Infants' soft sole shoes in multiple colors 25 cents per pair.
The lengthy document outlines party positions on governance, taxation, and public services amid calls for reform and unity. It cites leaders and organizations, mentions voters and state committees, and references past proposals and expected policy directions.
A Washington citizen recounts relief from backache headaches and urinary troubles after using Danic's Kidney Pills bought at Warren County Drug Store. He credits improved health to the pills and urges others to remember the name and buy from Milburn Co. in New York as the U S sole agency.
A large gathering marked a family reunion at the home of sr Abstiny Seirtog in Sorerville. Guests from Morristown Newton Daver Hackensack Sunnopy and others attended the event with relatives and friends, enjoying a meal and socializing in a longstanding family tradition.
A reader from Birkland writes that Electric Bitters kept her from breaking down under three months of severe strain, restoring strength and health. The ad touts the tonic as a guaranteed remedy for weakness, nervousness, and digestive distress, urging trials at local druggists Batlaraction and Moeker's.
Fragmentary text references individuals and named terms, with no clear event, dates, or locations. The garbled section mentions a person and a death context but lacks coherent facts to summarize into a full card.
A fragmented notice warns readers about risky investments and unsafe schemes. It mentions deposits, interest credited from month to month, and various cautions about securing funds. Names such as PHINANDI, PHORSON, and SORACE appear in a shaky typed script alongside signatures.
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