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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
11
Fragmented OCR lists names of residents and visitors in Newark Elmira Crestingor and nearby towns. It mentions social visits, hotel stays, and family gatherings with numerous misspelled names and partial phrases, reflecting a crowded society column with many unclear lines.
Local items mention residents visiting relatives and attending events in Annandale and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Warbus Wilever of Newark visiting family in Port Murray, Edward Cumming purchasing property on Point Mountain, and Reverend Fisher hosting a gathering.
Readable fragments show relatives gathering in town for services after the death of Mrs Yard. Funeral and interment at the local church follow the wake, with Norman Yard listed as surviving son and the community noting lengthy ties to nearby families and towns.
The piece notes visits by residents to family homes and a Sunday program on the Divine readership in human affairs. It mentions Robert Boome released from Fagotton Hospital after months, Kelvin Cast using aids, and many local families visiting parents. A new Connecticut pastor will attend Sunday services. local moves include Patten shifting residence and Rinehart principal relocations.
Gertrude Brooka Harmony visits her sister Mrs. Roy Amey in New York. Local social items note April 1 arrivals at the Van Willever home, visits by Anand Dowltt of Phillipsburg with Melod Hanh, and Miss Margaret Ferguson of Phillipsburg visiting a classmate. A funeral for a relative and various boundary social mentions complete the page.
An advertisement from a local pharmacy promises itch relief from scalp conditions using a dubious wash and oil mix. It claims rapid cure and urges readers to buy a specific product labeled Pakistan Sag with dubious ingredients. The text mimics period drug claims and promotes a sale at We Hams Opera House Pharmacy.
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