Hightstown Social Notes Span Visits and Openings
Hightstown residents share visits and travels with relatives and friends across New Jersey. many trips include Asbury Park Manasquan Belmar and Bordentown with extended stays noted at families homes. local business updates include Ellis Cottrell purchasing a garage and J W Davison planning a three story brick building at the old post office site.
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J. W. Davison
Local visitors and social notes from town
Rev Mr and Mrs Laurenton Correll of Trenton visited friends in town Monday. Mrs Harry Sutphie of New York City now spends weeks at Manasquan after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Ayres of North Main Street. Mr and Mrs William Hampton of Bordentown visited friends here recently. Mrs J B Schwenk and Miss Kath erine Davison of Academy Street visited friends in Bridgeport Connecticut. Herbert Davison and C Stanley Stults weekend visitors at Camp Taylor High Bridge. Firemen Harvest Home on Monday July 5 music by Goodwins Band.
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Mary Applegate
Cambridge
H.R. Applegate
South Main Street
Harvey G. Rue
Manasquan Beach
M. P. Chamberlin
Asbury Park
A. M. Norton
Ward Street
Lester Sutphin
Philadelphia
Charles Sutphin
Arthur Sutphin
Mabel Smith
Laurenton Correll
Trenton
Mr. Correll
M. E. Church
Harry Sutphie
New York City
Charley Ayres
North Main Street
Mannequan
William Hampton
Bordentown
J.B. Schewck
Katherine Davison
Academy Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Herbert Davison
C. Stanley Stults
Camp Taylor
High Bridge
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved Remedy Endorsed
Two years ago Mia Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York suffered a severe summer complaint. She took Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and was relieved almost instantly. The remedy is praised as excellent and should be kept at hand by every family.
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Chamberlain
Mia
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
N.Y
Popular Cooper Novel The Spy Gained Wide Fame Abroad
The Spy by James Fenimore Cooper, first American novel to win global popularity, was self published due to lack of American publishers. It soon appeared in French German and Spanish and was published in thirty four European editions. Translations often improve literature by preserving key elements and reducing stylistic flaws.
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Cooper
James Fenimore Cooper
Europe
Doubtful Testimonial From Hair Restorer Ad
A hair restorer man questions a questionable testimonial. The advertising manager asks what is wrong, and the boss explains the customer claims reduced spots from three to one after using the product.
Loss of Appetite and Digestive Rest
The article advises that temporary loss of appetite is not serious and suggests skipping a meal or eating two meals daily to restore relish. It recommends allowing at least five hours between meals for digestion and rest, plus outdoor exercise. It notes constipation as a common cause and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
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