Remarkable cures of recent date in piles case
A local patient, Peter G. Eyck of Bissell in Hunterdon County, reports a complete cure from bleeding piles after years of suffering and ten doctors, credits Dr. Lighthill for a radical, permanent cure in under four weeks. The account notes prior failed treatments in New York City and other cities and mentions widespread public interest in a safe remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Easton
Washington
Lighthill
Mr. Bryan
Dr Lighthill Offers Consultation for Chronic Diseases
A notice states Dr Lighthill will consult on Thursday May 3 for obstinate and complicated diseases at his office, inviting patients to seek his medical assessment and care.
Medical claim for permanent cure of deafness and piles at 144 Crescent Ave
An advertisement describes a clinic at 144 Crescent Avenue offering cures for deafness catarrh and diseases of piles with claims of permanent relief without pain using unspecified methods. The text presents dramatic language and promises extraordinary results.
Pleasant Plain and area visitations and church mite social
Mr and Mrs M Hidney visit Pleasant Plain Scaten Island. William Titeworth formerly of Plainfield now of New York visited old friends. Ladies of Seventh Day Baptist Church held a mite sociable at James R Dunham residence and opened mite boxes. Union services held at Presbyterian Church Dunellen move to First Baptist Church tonight with Rev Kinsey preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Beavers
New York
W. H. Goule
Frank Vanda
Belgie
CNet _Joby Van Middlesworth
W. van Middown
High Street
B. McGoverm
Doba Hull
WB Caruyn Rr
Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Rachel Bouke
Dunellen
Charles A. Cornell
Frank Fieicher
Evergreen Tery
Plains
Toe Courier-News
Bound Brook
Traction Company
North Avenue
M. Hidney
Pleasant Plaine
Scaten Island
William Titeworth
Plainfield
The
Seventh Day Baptist Church
James R Dunham
First Baptist Church
Mr. Kinsey
Supper and entertainment by Warren Chapel Bee Society
A supper and short entertainment was held last night in Warren Chapel by the male society of the Bee Endeavor group. A Dialogue titled A Confidential Clerk was presented with participants Watts Splan Hummer Bullman and others. Wheat cakes pumpkin pie and coffee were served, all prepared by the young men. Cooks included G P Watts S A Tas ner J Bullman and Hummer. waiters were A Johnson V Christofferson G Wilson J Herrmane and H Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Chapel
the Bee E -Deavor Society
Jalon
Martin de “ Dilogue
Mr. Watts
Frank Splan
A. R
Charles Hummer
Bullman
G .P. Watts
S. A. Tasner
J. Bullman
Fox prank at Hotel Grenada leads to cat scare
A border at Hotel Grenada tried to fool Mrs Benner by claiming a cat was a fox. He carried the animal to Benner's Club to entertain her husband, causing alarm as the cat became unsettled and guests grew anxious fearing a fox on the premises.
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Grenada
Benner
Snaps From The Shooters Capture Brief Rabbit Incident
A fragmented note recalls Frank Day and Lewis with a dog returning with a rabbit named Belle and Sport after a short delay. The entry mentions a Black person and a serious incident that preceded the event, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Day
Lewis
John Gol
Community notices and town social events mix in jumble
Fragmented OCR item lists theater notices and social plans. Mentions a stage event for parties of six, travel notes about J J Waht and Mrs David Ross, and a June box social hosted by Hope Division No 2568S at Excelsior Hall with ladies providing boxes and partners for a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Waht
Elizabeth
Woodbridge
David Ross
Gien
Mr. Ross
Ben Singer
Diamond Hill
Ted
Hope Division No
Excelsior Hall
Local Notes from Pan Wood and Nearby Residents
Benjamin Urner improves after a illness. Mr and Mrs Ten Broeck plan a three week trip to New York. George F Hamlin and family travel to Brooklyn for an interlude. WS Force and Barber of Plainfield move to Brooklyn for that period. Mr and Mrs Hall return from New York after a week away, partly at the Twenty third Regiment fair.
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Pan Wood
Benjamin Urner
Ten Broeck
New York
Brooklyn
Barber
Plainfield
Hall
Twenty-third Regiment
Span of Life melodrama at Music Hall tonight
Music Hall presents The Span of Life a noted melodrama famed for its human bridge effects. It has toured major cities including New York Baston Philadelphia and Washington with successful runs and comes here from a fifteen week New York engagement with the original American cast and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
New York
Baston
Philadelpha
Washington
Uman
London
Ireland
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Johe Corson
Eeq
Chavon
B. J
Wie
Peter G. Eyck
Bissell, Hunterdon CO
W. J
Hell
Oraford
Howard Gues
J. J. Stites
W. H. Cole
DR. Lighthill
Crescent Ave
MES
Eld
Seer
Courier
Sundeys
George F. Hamlin
Inter
Amusemeny Botes
Wyckoff
Line
Bunts
Rabbita
Saan Woodcoek
Wes Ren
Bet Reed
Hood
Albert Kivegr
Auburn
Wood
Dregrista
Hermsdorf
Cts Road
New Brunswick
Garrett
Whittes
Cordovan
Frencha
Giveetariconan Ong
BarsSowa
Demarest & Son
Park Avenue
Tena
New
B. W. Rice & Co.’S
Emily and
Duer
Bath
Coal
Lumber
Mason’s Mat
AVOE
Watchung Avenue
Schepflin, Schultz & Co
Manufacturers
Smyrna
Edsall’s
Commercial Palace
Babcock
Doane
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