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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
10
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A fragmented historical tale describes early finger print systems and police centers. Characters include Uncle Muttbox and Miss Goldflox in a playful dialogue about marriage and widowhood within a melodramatic vignette.
An obituary notice reports the death of Misg Asuniz Rev at a relative’s home in Sew sy Srlpelieys. The bereaved family plans a service at the W chapel and lists several relatives and dates. A separate line notes Bandine BLOeer a train out thief and a move to Untontown after several weeks.
Regional society pages list multiple visits and gatherings. Families near Patipsburg and Philipsville host relatives, attend church functions, and mark birthday moments. Local church events and cemetery duties occur alongside travel to nearby towns.
The article describes a state event showcasing live fish and other wildlife at Hawkettstown. It notes thousands of fish on exhibit, a public waters program, and exhibits by the State Fish Commission including species like perch and geese. It mentions attendance by anglers and a range of related displays and activities.
Home recipes outline desserts including Blackberry Ice Cream and Strawberry Gateau. Instructions cover gelatin dissolution buttercream cooling and freezing steps, plus rhubarb and fig preserves and chocolate sherbet. The page also lists social event notes and local gatherings with names and places.
Fragmentary OCR reveals social notices from Philipsburg area, with mentions of weddings, visits by Miss Mid Conurer, Mrs Abraham Svecker, and a guest list including family and neighbors. Names and places are partially garbled, but indicate local gatherings and Sunday entertainments.
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