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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
12
Residents attend gatherings, visits, and family events across Stampton town. Local names such as Mrs Tittothy and Mrs Brand enter publications while relatives travel from Washington and Pa for stays, celebrations, and church activities.
Miss Bihel Brittker and Rev Cau Srs lead a social gathering with Mrs. Tpeury Sowers and family visiting Kinmesman area. Attendees include Mrs. Cabeou and kin from Washington, Wagoner, and Cape May, plus Starker family. Families and neighbors exchanged greetings as plans for church events and summer activities were discussed.
An old testimonial promotes Hoan's Kidney PUN as a genuine kidney remedy from Foster Milburn in New York. A reader in Washington claims it cured a severe kidney complaint after using Dean's Kidney Pill from a local drug store. The endorsement asserts wide use and urges continued publication of the reader's support.
Miss Ella Detart has been the guest of Mrs Hy Ford for several days. Cootes of Washing visiting Miss Mary Plus at Edgewood Cottage. Tony Warner and son Ted spent days last week. Mrs Thos Howkise of New York visiting Edgewood Cottage two weeks. Stewtre H H and Miss Florence Hin of Trenton visiting. Miss Andre of Brookville visiting Miss Dorothy Jates. Winfield Alone and Henry Crowley visiting Washington friends. Mrs Uehlein and Miss Margor Gram visiting. Miss Belle Bervers Miss Anna Thornton and Miss Rath Jenkins camping here for two weeks.
A jumble of names and social visits fills the page with mentions of Mrs Fen Crenny, Mrs Shoe Wisebarn, and many others from Newark, Phillipsburg, and Naushright. The column lists gatherings, trips, and kinfolks visiting relatives, plus two notes on guests from Middle Valley and Naushright during a weekend in late week.
A garbled society page references Miss Bios, Mrs. Peter, and Catherine Stryker visiting relatives and attending a summer school at Cape Cod. It notes Attys Vario Davis in Ashary and Catherine Stryker’s days with Winslet and others, plus trips by Henry Shiton and Daniel Peres to Brooklyn.
Fragmented OCR item mentions Morristown Megan, Branisyin and Brooklyn names, clumsy references to teachers, sisters, and a student Fair at Crition. Mentions a Miss Lulu Tailor and a public meeting topic Any People's Work. Sailing through garbled text, it records school activities and visiting people with no clear events or dates.
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as destroying dandruff and promoting hair growth. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, keeps hair soft and smooth, prevents hair loss, does not color hair, and cannot injure the scalp. The copy suggests consulting a doctor for hair problems.
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