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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
2
A lengthy public health notice discusses tuberculosis and consumer guidance. It references Pasteur and Pasteurization, warnings about avoiding crowds, and tips on air circulation, diet, and cleanliness. The article mixes medical instruction with antiquated remedies and household routines.
A vintage procedure describes mixing milk with a rennet tablet in warm water to produce curd. It details maintaining 96 to 106 degrees, stirring until curdled, draining whey, and observing curd behavior. The text also briefly notes safety and sanitary handling related to diarrhea concerns and continued testing.
A fragmentary ad claims Gov. Fh. Blevens praised Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases after a few weeks’ use. It cites doctors and testimonies as proof, promising infallible results and immense value.
Reading contains garbled phrases and partial sentences likely from a legislative or public notice. It mentions rural policy, transportation, population figures, and references to farmers, truckers, and industry. The readable portions indicate debates on governance powers and infrastructure impacts without clear events, dates, or named entities.
The article reports a marriage arrangement involving Mr Holly and a daughter of a South Armour & Co. manager, with a past elopement and a threatened breach of promise suit. An investigation by the attorney general was not made public.
A fragment argues clothing defines existence and duty. It asserts fashion as essential, urging people to wear the right clothes and noting the study of garments commands serious attention across work life.
Public viewing at Wanamaker's highlights spring apparel for women and children. Exhibits include Paquin gowns, imported fabrics, printed silks, and new dress designs from Paris with khaki shades in modern silhouettes.
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