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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
7
March bry Vine Prints appears in a rough OCR fragment noting a date or event. The readable text shows unclear names and a setting that resembles a local notice.
Readable fragments describe severe pile symptoms and relief claims linked to a doctor in New York. Testimonies from Mr Charles Allshouse and Mr J K Risler celebrate cures and urge others to seek treatment at a New Jersey address. The text promotes a medical remedy and solicits support.
Obituaries and community notices recount William Clyde Riddle and James Clyde Riddle deaths, family survivors in Nebraska and New Jersey, local church, lodge, and union ties. Reports cover accidents, fires, property sales, school events, rail wreck near Lehighton, and ongoing Canister works foundation excavation. Also mention Miss Nellie McLaughlin birthday and local social gatherings.
A fragmented column records church entertainment plans at Odd Fellows Hall and High Bridge on Belday night, a trustee meeting selecting a Mt. Lebanon church member, and various notices of visitors, relatives, and travel. Names include Calvin Stater, StiNor, Mussel, Andursot, Gyrus Fisher, Edene Lance, Davis Ru ed, Henry Apaar, Sydney Lanes, Susan Apgar, and others. Local advertisements mention a dessert product with four flavors and 10 cents.
Bridgeville area reports a locomotive set fire to Woody Aear South Bridgeville causing significant damage before winds helped subdue it. Several residents deal with illnesses, funerals, and visits from relatives while changes loom as Rev Crigey plans to move to New York. William Smith’s sudden death shocks town. Vienna and Asbury communities host visitors and mourn Harry Smith’s passing. local schools reopen amid diphtheria fears and Easter travel.
Dagon vows to drink when hearing Dr Klaney horn. Jona W Clisy buys two horses and stock. Mrs Margaret Kinney moves in with her mother. Mr Behard has not moved. mother grips. Itiley and stocker visit here from Sunday. Mrs Stobert Griver and son with her parents last Siy day. Willan Cole and Anarvey of Dover visit Mrs B Cole. B Cling buys a new wagon. Clark Coal at Mariang on weekend. A brother hurt by a dishing machine. Kodol Dyspeptic Cure advertised. Danville, Trouben Kunyan at Saturday and Sunday. Jay W Washington works on Pepi farm. Miss Annie Flumerfelt visits Mendvillas with Hroguph Kinney. Ross leaves Job Windfeldt for Washington. John Riigan to New York Monday. Mrs Edward Vatinatta returns to Clinton after visit. Vaunitta to set up house in Clinton. Lawihi Burdee goes to New York to drive sprinkling wagon. Joseph Bidcock begins winter work at Joseph Davis.
An ad segment warns against experimenting when sick and urges using a medicine that boasts the longest record of cupes. The brand Lydly and Plakhots Med Co based in Lyna Mass is mentioned as the source of the product.
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