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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
4
The Montana Improve Association held a Friday meeting with strong attendance. Reports covered charitable giving and church cooperation led by pastors and ministers from several denominations. The next session is scheduled for May 20 with continued discussion on aid and health support programs.
The State Fish and Game Commission outlines fishing and hunting changes, including branch farm operations, season openings on June 15, and an amendment delaying pike and pickerel seasons from May 20 to the later date. It notes funding, labor contributions from sportsmen, and enforcement measures along with bridge repair litigation affecting traffic and safety.
Chicago witness describes a doctor prescribing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after childbirth. Mrs Tomshack reinforces the remedy's value for nervous, worn women and urges others to try the well known root and herb medicine.
In Blatestown and nearby towns readers learn of court actions and repairs, fires, appointments, and social notes. The report mentions magistrates considering a mandamus, river obstruction delaying work, a blaze controlled before spreading, administrators named for estates, sales of property, and residents traveling or visiting relatives.
Widespread village items include visits and guests at homes such as Miss Helen Pye and Philp Burger families, Sunday guests of William Tesh, a lodge candidates event at Phillipsburg, and a Lutheran church orange social. Michael Frinteld, Harvey Cole and families are noted, along with property updates and church activities. RAT-SNAP dog pest ad concludes.
Andersons Scotch Ginghams and Amerieans ginghams in 32 to 42 inch widths feature check and plaid patterns. Regularly priced 36 to 45 cents a yard, sale prices 25 cents to 82 inch Zephyr ginghams. Includes dress and apron ginghams with patterns exact to genuine seatec ginghams. Multiple fabrics marketed for women and children's apparel during Gingham Week.
An advertised sale features stamped art designs and kits for needlework. Items include 26 by 45 inch muslin pieces with hemstitched edges, tubing panels 36 by 42 inches for crochet edges, large 86 by 45 inch lines, and towels with outlined designs. Pricing touted as abnormally low with French knot and lazy daisy patterns. Includes stamped vanity sets, lunch cloths, napkins, and round centerpiece pieces, all suitable for applique and embroidery.
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