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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
3
A sprawling list of names and residences marks a community obituary and social notices page. The report details residents from Asbury Park to Newark, noting illnesses, travel, gatherings, and family events with many names, places, and relations listed.
The page records visitors and family gatherings in New Hampton and surrounding areas. It lists individuals such as Mas Contatinwlby Milas Litale Ehigzhes Sowar lk and Playlion Webler as guests, mentions Mrs. Stewart and Thomas Pores, and notes events like dances and repairs.
A fragmentary 19th century medical claim extols Golden Seal as a key ingredient in Bela nian tonics. It cites Dr John Tyler of the medical staff and Professor Ellingwood endorsing its use for uterine disorders, female debility, and reproductive health, alongside other listed herbs and preparations.
A fragmentary report details First Baptist Pathipsburg worship on Sunday morning with Reverend Widkter preaching. It mentions Alpha Circle at Alpha House, school activities, and various locals like Edna Pratt and Teusaell Moser visiting Willow Grave, with scattered notes on roadwork and civic concerns.
Fragmentary OCR describes claims of relief from kidney and liver troubles with Electric Bitters. Mentions a “General Deputy” and a Warren City drug store as the selling point, with vague references to cures and suffering.
The fragmentary local notes record May activities at Asbury with names like Mrs. Fete Cup, Mrg, and Mr. Patocaoim. Visitors include Mrs. Cathie ilslaer, C. Thleiace, and Miss Sntite. Mentions of travel to Newark and Whiteloana appear among brief social items and weekend plans.
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