Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Faithful Testimony
In Clarksburg West Virginia Mrs Harpld 31 writes of extreme weakness from age 16 two months of suppression. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and aiding subsequent pregnancies. She praises the product and offers readers confidential advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lydia E Pickhemn
Mrs. Harpld
Water Street
W. VI
Eydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
2Fass
Circleville Church Groups Plan Summer Activities
Circleville on June 7 reports W C T met at the parsonage with Miss Muriel Wallace leading Flow er Mission Work. Christian Endeavor holds monthly business and social at the chapel. C E Covever set for Wednesday eve at o o'clock. Woman's Missionary Society to meet at Mrs Nelson Woodreds Thursday afternoon. Next Sunday Circleville will unite with Bullville for Gaulden Day exercises. Orange County Bible 33 to meet at Circleville Church June 1s with sessions morning and afternoon. William R Wallace elected cemetery superintendent at congregational meeting last Sunday. Watch the classified ads.
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Circleville
Muriel Wallace
Christian Endeavor Focle
Harry Ducham
C. E. Covever
Woman's Missionary Society
Nelson Woodred
Bullvville
Gauldren
Orange County Bible 33
Circleville Church
William R. Wallace
Codfish Souffle and Coconut Treats From Old Recipes
This reader’s clippings list several old recipes including Codfish Souffle with cod scraps, potatoes, cream, eggs and baked cups. Also Pineapple Icing, Popcorn Balls, Cocoa Coconut Ice, and a Pineapple Walnut Salad with dressing. Descriptions are terse and amounts vary, reflecting fashioned kitchen notes.
Household Hints and Kitchen Tips from Old American Columns
A compact collection of practical kitchen hacks and domestic tips. Scald milk using a hot water bath method, use diluted buttermilk for linoleum cleaning, lemon juice as a liver aid, and brass cleaning with vinegar and salt. Ginger flavoring method, pie crust slashing to prevent overflow, and deodorizing pans after cooking onions cabbage or fish.
New Hampton Weekend Guests Visit Formans
New Hampton reports Jane T Jenrie Brown and her daughter of Paterson along with Elia Kleinsiuder of Port Jervis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Walter Forman. The event drew a well attended gathering with prize drawings and socializing noted by attendees.
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New Hampton
Jane T—Jenrie Brown
Paterson
Elia Kleinsiuder
Port Jervis
Walter Forman
Wihase
da Parres
Pamrs McVelyn
Fashion Notes on Kid as Trim in Spring Clothes
For Feminine Readers the article notes kid leather used in spring garments. It highlights its use on collars cuffs and skirt and coat straps with kid flowers for trim on straw hats. Despite beaded or tulle sleeves, many evening frocks still show minimal fabric in trim. ANNA MAT.
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Anna Mat
Otisville Social Notes and Local Appointments
Otisville residents share news of returns from Cuddebackville and New York City, visits by Miss Harriet Cuddeback, Barbara Bradford, and others, along with village improvements, shop sales, and church and fraternal activities. Mentions include Miss Elizabeth Krum, Mrs. Reid, and Shawanga Camp service, plus motor trips to nearby towns.
Sussex Auto Licenses Report and Local Notices
State Department of Motor Vehicles examined 85 applicants in Sussex on June 3. Eight licenses were granted and five rejected. Local updates include a car accident near Carfenville and Westtown where a steering failure caused a rollover. a young woman was slightly injured. Memorial Day exercises drew large attendance at Driving Park. Community updates mention church services, Bible Society meetings, and various local visits across Sussex County.
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Sussex
N. J
State Department of All Examiners
Russell
New York
van Gasheek
Cafenville
Westtown
Sindar
William Johnson
Sussex Garace
Studebaker
I Am Sumbie
Swartswood
Sussex Garace Company
Hakingshed
Wanteze
Coun
Montgomery Band Concert Attracts Big Audience
Montgomery June 7 Over 1 300 people attended the first open air band concert in the pavilion Tuesday night with many arriving by car to enjoy the fine program growing in popularity. Miss Jennie Millspaugh leaves for New York to visit her sister training nurse Miss Nelle Millspaugh at St John’s Hospital. A woodshed is being erected behind the post office by James H Hanlon. Rev E R Ackerly to present a lecture with 169 colored slides from Atlantic to Pacific oceans titled Seeing America First. Thomas Mould of Goshen motored to town. Miss Louis Baildon of Marlboro is visiting. A galvanized iron roof is being placed on Beakes Dairy creamery in Salisbury Mills by Brown Brothers. The Newburgh circus drew locals Monday and Thursday. Children’s Day practice and no evening preaching at the Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs Wallace P Kenne returned from New York and East Orange. Mr and Mrs Clark Chambers and children were guests of Mr Chambers’ parents.
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Montgomery
Lsten
Jennie Millspaugh
New York
Nelle Millspaugh
St John’s Hospital
Harry W. Senior
Wost
James H. Hanlon
America
Alps
E. R Ackerly
M. E
Atlantic
Pacific
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Winneneg
Canadian Rockies
Teesday
Thomas Mould
Goshen
Louis Baildon
Marlboro
Lenneman
Clark Chambers
Robert, Stevens
Hathleen
Larchmont
Local Socials Highlight Car Purchases and Visits
Mrs. Chambers and her sisters Miss Abbie and Miss Helen Sheehan visited by auto. John H. Hewitt purchased a Sime men Bultek touring car.
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Chambers
Abbie
Helen Sheehan
Auto
John H. Hewitt
Sime Men Bultek
Erie Orders 27 New Steel Cars
Erie Railroad orders twenty seven additional steel passenger cars after positive tests on suburban and through line service. Cars feature reinforced structure to resist derailment and collision with telescoping deemed practically impossible. Weight remains comparable to lighter wooden cars and steel underframes keep per foot weight low.
Civil War Veteran Pension Bill Accelerates State Aid
Assemblyman Quick's measure to grant pensions to Civil War veterans over seventy employed by the state has advanced. An appropriation has been made to carry out its provisions, signaling a funding plan for eligible beneficiaries.
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Assemblyman
Quick
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Harold Smith
Leo’s
Leo
Exie
Buck Bros
Farm Supply House
Middletown
Samora
Ousoa
Samor
Otisville
Cuddebackville
Herriet Cuddeback
Brg
Derel
Behan
Fred Peony
Agron
Mirss Elizebeth Krum
Banks
Quarriville
Saturda
Thomas Meany
Nichols
Ethel Barrow
Near Howells
Inez Robbins
Berton
UL A. AL
Shorter
Quaderbush
Orville Lockwood
New York City
Barbara Bradford
Palmer House
Neaf
George Neaf
Afr
Leander Skinner
Eva Krum
Ennis Skinner
Mary E. Oyden
Stenday
Harriet Cuddeback
Erie
William Morse
Main Street
P. J. Rran
Folsome
Reid
Herrpolds
California Avenue
Daniel and Mortimer
Shawanga
M. W
Mu Hope Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Rathbun
Westbrookville
Frank McNally
Ousville
J. 5
Burton
Grace Boyd
Jasper Parxselis
Adam Store
Bloomingburg
Seturdas
J. Crane
R. J. Wilson
Timeson
F & Robbins
Flord Reesch
Dywer
Josephine Cochrill
Benjamin Geary
G Tate
Jersey Village
Harvey
Hopkins
Shimer
Newton
Sussex County Bible Society
Branchville M. EL
Rannels
Mount Salem Baptist Church
Grace Hamilton
Hattin
Crani_Layton
Walpack Centre
Erndar
aArturo Tenes
W. S. Martin
Newton Avenue
Martin Kimble
Stockholm
Crove Avenue
Sundar
Iisays Martin
Gienoa
Harry Edsall
Paterson Gener Hospital
Howard Mills
Robert Burns
Charlies Young
Washington
Ella Newmans
Richard Dugdale
Newfoundland
William Morton
Stroudshoro
Frank Ross
Stroudsburg
Stanton
Harrison Street
George O Wilson
Unionville Avenue
Harry Johnson
Midway Park
Mise Mabel Hill
Jack Everett
Sir
Watson Haines
Garnerville
N. Y
Cuticura
Bowston
Montgomery Band
Sykes Comfort
Tam
Edith White
Sykes
Margaret F. Farley
Lowell
Mass
Dray and
Dep's
the Comfort Powder CO
Boston
Maseyi
Carmours Products
Armour’s
Star Bacon
Armo
PW. Dawkins
Union St. Middletown
Ea Hd
Jere White
Demeres
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