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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
6
A big barn dance and Monday night attraction at Skalla's Amusement Park in Washington promises a rollicking frolic. The event begins at 8:30 PM after sundown and continues until after midnight as ghosts walk on the night. Reuben hosts the evening.
Readers are invited to a September event at the large pavilion featuring corn decorations and a costume contest. Attendees must wear proper attire to join the Smoking Set in a dress-up contest for the feller and gal prizes. Tickets cost two shillings for each contestant and a dime for onlookers. Music promises a four piece orchestra on Tuesday and Thursday with later entertainment.
A jumble of misread words lists names, places, and actions from a Sunday scene. It mentions individuals like Charles Miter and Lontee Boith, plus references to meetings, a tie, and various local happenings without clear context or outcomes.
A jagged OCR text recounts school and local activity in Astoria including names like Blairstown and Phillips. mentions a disaster and civic representation across townships. overall readable portions describe student and community involvement with several unclear phrases and garbled names.
A fragmented notice warns readers about risks in investment sales and the chance of costly errors. It stresses avoiding unnecessary risk with hard earned savings and mentions critical scrutiny of choices.
Fragmented OCR text mentions several individuals and places including Elmer Coop and Jade Ronnedis Cher at RUNING gpl and Grako visiting Ales and Dejon Johnson burg. It notes a recent fatal incident with unclear details and references a Wednesday event as read in the damaged text.
HOA ONY Win Cael and family spent Sunday with relatives near Latteslle. Mr and Mrs Alfred Potty against daughter FpENL. Sunday dh Lapatcuiy Mr Salli Chorter vishted Airs. iis Dewdtr Test Monday. Belvidere visitors include Mr and Mrs Jog Frey and family.
The notice quotes A Cooper of Oswego praising Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and night cough relief. It claims the remedy cures stubborn colds, sore throats, whooping cough, asthma, hayfever and more, with quick relief and a $1.00 price, trial bottle free, guaranteed by Jenkins and Meeker.
A garbled page reads like a social ledger with mentions of families and gatherings. It references Hackers Andrew Neoville Lewis Schanek and Mrs Ray, with hints of local events, visits, and church notes amid scattered names and dates.
The text notes that Mrs Mary Sliker attended the funeral of someone named Gist Croye and mentions a suppor event with collections over $120 raised for Ailee Mosfard. It reports Mae Alt contest ending that evening and sums of about $450 collected by Migs Hann and $314 by Mice Tupp.
An old time advertisement touts Rexall Orderites as a risk free remedy for constipation and stomach discomfort. It claims gentle effects, suitable for children and delicate people, sold at The Rexall Store in Tekoa Meeker and other community shops.
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