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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

6

Humphreys Medicine Co. Relieves Many Ailments

Classic 19th century ad copy claims instant relief for inflammations, rashes, chapped skin, fever blisters, sore lips, corns, and insect stings. Promises cures for salt rheum, tetters, sunburn, and more. Three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00, sold by druggists or prepaid on receipt. Humphreys Med Co, corner William and John Streets, New Ulier.

Brugaistes Ce Pride Humphreys MED. CO Willian de Juhn Sa NEW Wuier

Mewes Letters Continue Amid Local News From Blairstown

Letters mention Adeila Mann visiting relatives in Dilton and Alisa Sara Jobonona guests in Newton while George W Pierson Jr and Miss Mary Allen attend gatherings in Middleville. Town reports cover fires at Mountain House burn, a new piazza foundation by W Martin Ball at Clinton Ball site, a bridge project, deaths including Edward Bartron and John Hartron, and harvest events with schools, harvest home and social plans amid routine notices and local commerce.

Blaihstown Adeila Mann Dilton Alisa Sara Jobonona Newton George W. Pierson, Jr Mary Allen Middleviile Eliza Shuster Trlanda W. Martin Ball Clinton Ball Vail M. Luther Enegorty National City Bank of New York

Local Gossip and Visits From Bloomsbury and Nearby Towns

Bloomsbury, Wit, Anderson of Somerville hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson over Saturday. Valentino Young, Brs. Marthe Shannon of Hazleton enjoy a few days with relatives. Mrs Mary Y. Smith entertained by Mr and Mrs Jas L Creveling. Douglas Willever of New York with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Willevers. Wm Fulmer of Brooklyn spent last Sunday with his family. Mr and Mrs A G Creveling were hosts of Mr George Weick of Easton Sunday. Charles Parker of Trenton visited Miss Tuther Parker. Misses Elizabeth and Charlotte Parker expected to arrive Saturday. J C Webb contributed to Bloomsbury improvements. Bloombury baseball club defeated Chipman Hosary team with a home run by Conoyer. Mrs Latta Nand Dear went to Ocean Grove for the week. Edward Bloom of New York town visited. Lizzie Petty guest of friends in Phillipsburg. Mr and Mrs Houses of Bowling Green hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm Houses. Rev J B J Rhodes and family left for Mr Tabor for several weeks. Del Williams Creveling and wife Parley of West Yorknrl attended Pan-African Exposition. Mrs Theodora Ballswh, rheumatism patient, staying with brother in law. Edward Robbing and Harry Cooke of Johnsonsbore visited old school friend Robert Parenc. Estate cabin Halland family entertained at parental home over Sunday. Walter Ratton Llaparants spent Monday here with relatives.

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Secret la Out Sil Sediessils cured by Dr King’s Discovery

A curious note from Mes. B. P. Whittaker credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing chronic bronchial trouble. She says it also cured her granddaughter’s severe whooping cough and praises it for coughs colds and throat and lung ailments. Free trials at Worthen County Drug Store.

Whittaker F. N. Jeokine Woreen County

Local residents on visits and homecomings in Easton Newark and Philadelphia

Asbury listed families and visitors returning home after visits with friends and relatives in Easton Philadelphia Newark and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Stiner Milas Laneville, Philip Hull Jersey City, Mrs Pratt Pratt and daughter, Mrs Rinfiman, Miss Frenoes Richey, Laura Smith Newark, Theodora Perry Newark, and Wm Cor of New York. Many took vacations or hosted relatives during the period.

Asbury Wat Beeley Philadelphia Tueaday Stiner Milas Lane Svillever Easton Philip Hull Joryey Cuty IB Bull, Moss Gaughter Mrei Miers Jersey Presina Wir Mra Campton Dockert Phillipsbul Aston Wweiay Eujay Titi Aretel Bisa Laura Smith Newark Oly Thene Emphi Minera Gros Mary Carpenter Mire Theodora’ Perry GC. R New

What is Ovaritis And Its Early Indications

A historical medical ad feel of early ovarian illness with vague descriptions of pain tenderness and swelling. It cites a treatment claim for Pinklin's Vegetable Compound as a cure, including anecdotal testimonials from women in Mass and Troy Missouri. The tone is promotional and not medically reliable.

Toose Dr. Pierce Chi T. Reel Jefferson, Juderson Co. Ark Pherce Galen Medici de Picree DidTalo

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