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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
4
The column recounts church services and notes from St. Paul and Presbyterian groups, with J H Carpenter as a speaker and various afternoon meetings. It lists close community greetings and visits, amateur entertainment, and ministerial remarks plus a long roll of local residents and guests visiting from Paterson, Newark, Philadelphia, and New York, including weddings and anniversaries.
Margaret Grott presented a recital titled Overtre in Wilhela Pell with Bang and Pliza headlining. A duet featured, and additional selections were sung by Tan’s SD Reait in solo and ensemble formats, under Kaiser Laretei.
Reading prompts describe Waetingtin school sports day events at Waslington, with Washington visitors and score notes. The report mentions teachers prep for state tests and a push to broaden student knowledge, plus details on a criminal case involving Dr. Heller and Emma Brinks, resulting in a 14 month sentence with time off for good behavior.
Fragmentary text describes a proposed ordinance before the Common Council. Mentions Belvidere Avenue, Washington Street, Railroad Avenue, and a bridge, plus officials ABB SMITH and CRAPT. Details are garbled and no firm actions or dates are confirmed.
A patient recounts returning from a winter in Calter nin Fiche and relief from rheumatic pain after using a tonic or remedy. The piece mentions travel, a shop, and a local figure Mrs. WoW, with various testimonials about pain relief and mobility.
The text argues the town belongs to its residents and criticizes outsiders who knock it down. It urges residents to focus on improvement and domestic redevelopment at home, including research, storage, housing, and investment to grow their community.
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