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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1896
Page
3
The item outlines eight whist rules from the Amalgamated Whist Players of America, with emphasis on conduct, signaling, revoking, and table etiquette. It also contains local notices on property transfers, bridge work, and community updates including weathered repairs, grand jury mentions, and a 19th century bill excerpt with wages and labor details.
A fragmented column extols outdoor exercise as a cure for blues and fatigue, praising brisk daily walks to refresh mind and body. It notes Philadelphia's ideal husband prize definition, practical room notes for hosting guests, and promotes Electro Bitters and Dawiths Little Early Risers as remedies for digestion and general wellness.
A village calendar fills with a Methodist sociable hosted by Mr. and Mrs. 8 L Hibbier on Tuesday night, junior activities at the church, a new butcher shop near the school grounds, and plans for a tennis court. The Danville Glee Club will stage an entertainment at the Danville church to benefit the public school, with 25 cent admission and proceeds to the school.
A jumble of obituaries marriages and incidents: George L. Bilanterger aged 2 dies at parents home on South Main after consumption. John Carey hosts a gathering of friends. Milton Powell and Henrietta Rigo wed at Green's Bridge. James Gallagher and Mary Tobin marry at the bride’s home. tobacco stolen from Beo’s oyster shop. Miss Aumine Piggott suffers a stroke. Win Ey Brotzman to wed soon. Burns described as prime with De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised. collection from Warren County Drug Store.
A seventy two year old New Jersey woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing a years long rheumatic condition. The interview notes her severe pain, initial skepticism, quick improvement after starting the pills, and sustained health without side effects. The piece praises the pills as a broad remedy for fatigue, neuralgia, rheumatism, and related ailments, urging readers to trust the testimonial.
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