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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1903

Page

4

Rescued by Paine's Celery Compound, Dr Phelps claims

A letter from Alfred Brown of Ortsway Ont credits Paine's Celery Compound with curing an eight year illness after doctors and other medicines failed. He describes extreme suffering, partial paralysis, and recovery to good health and appetite following the treatment.

Alfred Brown Paine Tedward Mhebpay Phelps Canala Alfred Haw O'Connor Vrown Anil Vsine

Townsbuily Avan report of illness and repairs in town

Local notes report Avan Townsbuily recovering from a heavy cold while William Afarlatt remains homebound but improving. Fleming and Blairstown residents attended a visit, births and visits are noted, trades in equipment and power for farmers are announced, and various residents are listed with Sunday gatherings and family visits. The piece includes a promotional mention of Buckleir’s Arolva Salvo.

Avan William Afarlatt Prevoul Ngob Fleming Blairstown L. C. Fleming George Cooks Cooke

Local Society Notes and Visits In Driftfield

Mrs Pillip Bevin and children return to PEM Ipeburg after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Philip Deremer. Maud Mutebier visited Mire Wim in town. Mrs Willever plans winter with daughter Mrs Wm Derry in Mutizvilla. Mrs Bertha Sobarp of Dover spent two days here. Rev Smaltey to administer Communion on Sunday May 10 weather permitting. Mrs Win Inscho and Mrs Abraham Hixon hosted guests Friday in Haston. Mrs John Nizon visited her daughter in Raxton. Junior League meeting moved to Thursday at 4 pm. parents urged to send children. Merman Boers improving after hospital stay and to return home soon. Frank Housele’s child continues convalescence. Henry Bryan visiting Ruben in New Hampton. Mr Crovelling to receive bly residence. A paint job underway at the home of Mian Mattie Dutler led Epworth Teague meeting. Mrs Wm Brink of Washington stayed with her parents Mr Fitzherbert. Will move Edison family to New Village this week. James Wille to join them.

Broadway Pillip Bevin Pem Ipeburg Mra Philip Deremer John Mutebier Maud Mire Myre Barab Willever Lorea Wm. Derry Mutizvilla Bertha Sobarp Dover Smaltey Busdey Morpiaz Win Inscho Abraham Hixon Pont Haston John W. Inesho Mm. John Nizon Waw Mia Frank Housele Convorstann Henry Bryan Pon Ruben New Hampton Epworth Teague Wm. Brink Washington Fitzherbert A. E. Seguine’s Edison New Village James Wille

Public notices and household updates from Gelyidero Jaat area

A diverse local page notes residents and events from Gelyidero Jaat and nearby towns. Mentions include Sylvester Beam street exhibition, farm improvements, family visits in Bangor and Washington, carpentry jobs, and shifting work at Lackawanna yard. Obituaries, illnesses, and church notices appear alongside casual society items and minor accidents. Local names include DeWitt Eayre and David Kitchen. many entries reference kinship and travel. The piece blends community updates with health notices and small personal milestones from Warren County and surrounding areas.

Local Bloomsbury Notes and Weekend Visits Abound

Bloomsbury social notes detail visits by Mity Mary Ratt, Warren Smith of New York, and Frank Hofman of New York. Residents attend church services, union events, and a Decoration Day invitation. Local farmers prepare ground, sow oats, and plant early potatoes as community life continues.

Local social notes and visits around Hackettown and neighbors

Miss Bertha Miller and Viola Beltoir visit Hackettatown relatives for a fort night while Meta Crones stays with her sister Stra in Beatyestown. Laura Hann visits Mrs. Loala Osman in Hackettetown as Walter Gillora of Newark spends Sunday with parents. Burts Hance stays with brother Wm. Hance in New York. Mrs Wm Robeson visits Newtonia relatives for a fortnight. Miss Annia Tadndaberry visits her sister in High Bridge area. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hamlay return from Washington and enjoy sweets with Albert Flomlog's family.

Burts Hance Wm. Hance New York Wm. Robeson Newtonia Jobo Siler Annia Tadndaberry High Bridge Des. Ghlun' Vwydaet Arthur Hamlay Washington, D. C Albert Flomlog

Locomotive Exhibit Highlights Tiny Eight Wheel Engine

A miniature locomotive, 6 feet 4 inches long and 18 inches wide, with four coupled drivers, was shown at Hoboken Ferry station by Lackawanna railroad. Built to resemble the great railroads, it weighs about 600 pounds and will haul ten cars at Cranberry Lake, the company summer resort, with a track about 1,000 feet long. The display drew attention from visitors and school groups along the line.

Hoboken Ferry Lacka Cranbérry Lake Bb Haing Otecmimiterns Hoboken

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