Physician’s cure for rectal disease praised by patient
James M. Fitts of Washington New Jersey writes of his wife’s long severe rectal troubles. He credits Dr. Lighthill of Newark with a permanent cure after years of pain and illness. The letter extols the doctor’s skill and invites others to seek treatment via correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Fitts
Washington
N. J
Sears
Lighethill
Broad St
Newark
Ly Butt
Lightulll
Lighell
Pilus
Kristen
Phillipsburg News Notes and Local Obituaries
Recap of Phillipsburg area happenings includes deaths of Henry Stone and Jane Riddle, parishioner remembrances, school activities, and a train wreck near Alpha. Notables: Mrs W F Carty and family, Jacob Pry property sale, Harle and Stone family ties, Canister works foundation work, Phillipsburg High School graduation set for June 2. Also reports theft, fires, and local social events.
Community entertainment and church notices in local paper
Local item highlights a Friday night church entertainment featuring Philippine war and cavalry film reels, with plans to hold an event at Odd Fellows hall in High Bridge. Also notes Mt. Lebanon church trustee meeting naming FP Rinehart as sexton, plus numerous family and illness updates among area residents and a Jell O dessert promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
John i
Gayan Cinengraph
Briday
Odd Fellows
High Bridge
Rinehart Wna
Sexton
Mt. Lebanon
Calvin Slater
Milor
Bridgeville
Hirssell
Anderson
Liberty Corner
Gladetone
Cyrus Fiahor
Eibiery Beatty
Washington
Edgar Lanes
L'yslater
Daviy
Rees
Local Notices and Community Chores Report From Budgeville
Budgeville news lists a hospital admission for Quintus Shuler after illness, a brush fire near South Briceville burning acres in high winds, and neighbors noting missing chickens. It notes Uncle Ri’s election as road commissioner, a court case with Lackawanna Company likely to resume, and local tradesmen traveling to Glen Gardner for blacksmith work. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives, weathered by illness, and a call for a catarrh cure with testimonials. Also reported are church disruptions due to no pastor, moving plans for Rev Crissey, and obituaries for Peter Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budgeville
Saya Thele Oats
Quintus Shuler
Dong ‘Nee
Murrla Plaing Hospital
Albertgon
Belgiders
Lehigh & Budson
Uncle Ri
Bly
A. Jy Vad
Lackawauns Company
Clarence Banghart
Glen Gardner
Miles
Edward Smith
Bubtaville
Sr. Smith
Pequest
T. P. Hopler
Bonnel
Springale
Newark
Easter visitors and a bereavement in Asbury
Mrs. Kennedy entertains relatives at the Presbyterian, Frances Tuttlohoy and Kate Carling home for Easter. The town mourns Harry Smith son of William R. Smith, who died suddenly at 16. Funeral at My. 4 church with Rev. Kennedy and Rev. McCoard officiating. We extend sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoard
B. Kennnedy
McGoard
Adsessing
Kathering
McElrath
Wits
New York City
Na Mia
T. Frank Caunley
Bloomsbury
Duaniel
Newark
William Davis
Phillipsburg
Ron C. McDoard
Presbyterian Church
M.B
Local Notes and Movements Around Town
Mr Dagon looks forward to hearing Mr Kinney toot the horn. John W Clineon bought two fine horses. Mrs Margaret Kinney moved with her mother Mira. Joseph Bell Max Betard have not moved yet. Tilley and Stocker in town with boat girls Mrs Robert Graver and son visited last week. William Cole and son Harvey of Dover visited his mother Mrs B Cole. John B Cline bought a new wagon, large one. Clarke Cool visited Starmony to see a hurt brother. Prothonotary J C Carson notes Kodol Dyapepala helps digestion. Reuben Runyan spent weekend at Washington. Lewis Park works on Charles Pegg farm. Annie Flumerfelt of Meadvillop visits sister Mira Kinney on mountain. Joseph Kinney on the mountain. James Ross left John Windfoldt’s employ for Washington work. John Bunyan returns to New York, away a week. Mrs Edward Vannatts returns to Clinton after visiting her parents. Vannatts go to house keeping in Clinton. Lewis Burdge to New York Thursday to drive a sprinkling wagon. Joseph Babcock begins summer work at Joseph Davis’s.
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David Firman Bono
Iain
Stone
Stawartaville
Philipaburge
W. F. Carty
Charles, Walter
Chester
Stewart Stone
Phillipsburg
Mim
Munler
Junction
Junction, and Mex M. PF. Stoned, of Mursfield
Henry Stone
Jacob Stana
Green’s Bridge
Charles Stone
Gharia Rouse
Lebanon
Aldo Surviva Hin
Piret Presbyterian Church
Misa
Nellla McLaughlin
South Mila Ntreet
Amarteayy Morro
Patetok Fisher
Easton Eospitel
Edward D Pratt
Prudential Insurance Company
Giddens
Alare
South Main Street
Jumber Nonby
Jenny Riley
John W. Chow
Afr
Alverton Adelaine
Lavin Stryker
South Slain Altoqul
W. Gardner &Son
Belvidere
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Alpha
A. Hoyer
W. D. Yebl
Lenighton
Janes Clyda Riddle
Toutadiy
Fayette Street
Geo. Riddie
Nebravia
Lawson
Ohio
Charles
Genevieve
Mary Riddle
Ava. Maury Creveling
Pattenburg
Samuel Riddle
Jacksonville
Tha
William Harle
Calby Place
William
James Harle
Easton
Cunries Atevenson
Philipsbury
Thomas Sovereinn
Newark
Daniel Welch
White
aAlso
Frank
Hermes
Central Freight House
John Kubl
Emily Crchard
Bayonne
N. EL. Martin
George W. Potts
Martha W. Potts
Jacob Pry
Lew. Street
Agerlah Fry
Stewartaville
Henry Weller
Jacob Whitewell
Ogden. Whitesell
New York
Win. Hanes
Robert Hanes
Elizabeth
Ruth
Aldin Swayze
Hackettstown
Walter
W. D. Gulick
Washington
B. P. Gulick
E. Fo
Crissey
New York State
John Tima
Vienna
Hiram Burdgé
Shotwell
Thab
Bro. Shotwell
Upper Harmony
Stewart Tilman
Mt. Hermon
Ad Alr
Edward Buttz
Gueath
Bir
Stra
Christopher Engler
S. Henry Miller
Wesley Kinney
Mattison Engler
James Hopkins
No. William Riley
Grip
John Howell
Hope
Job Stopp
Misa Susie Bili
Daniel Snyder
Howard Gardner
Southaston
George Laramoon
Walter Stopp
Tle
Barlow
Brooklyn
Peter Smith
Mt. 15
Church
Victory Council
No.8
O.A. Ae Mi
Howard Pursel
Carpentersville
Presbyterian Cemetery
Biineysto
Webbs
Sterling Hennedy
Dagon
Kinney
John W. Clineon
Margaret Kinney
Mira
Joseph Bell
Max Betard
Tilley
Stocker
Robert Graver
Wiliam Cole
Harvey
Dover
B. Cole
John B. Cline
Clarke Cool
J. C Carson
Prothonotary
Wershington
Saya
F. N. Jenkins
Wareren County
Danville
Reuben Runyan Spaot
Lewis Park
Charles Pegg
Annie Flumerfelt
Joseph Kinney
James Ross Hay
John Windfoldt
John Bunyan
Edward Vannatts
Clinton
Edward Ahiner
Vannatts
Lewis Burdge
Joseph Babcock
Joseph Davis
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Ad Claims Most Cures
An old Lynn Massachusetts Lydia E Pinkham advertisement urges readers not to experiment when ill and to take the medicine, citing a record of many cures. The ad labels the product as a trusted remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Mad Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lynn
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Muni Red
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J.K. Risler
Tai
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Lydia E. Pinkian
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fiaxford Grocery
Carlton Aves
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PR DE Tll Insurance Co
America
John F. Dryden
Leslie 0. Ward
T. Eduar B. Ward
Forrest F. Dryden
A. ¥. Lunger
Washington Ave
Washington, N. J
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Washington Avenue
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