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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
11
A jumble of names and happenings from Hackettstown area elders, relatives and neighbors fills the week. It lists visitors, travels to Atlantic City and Philadelphia, church events, birthdays, and assorted household notes among local families and residents.
Readable fragments mention a visit or gathering at a Soho house on a Sunday afternoon in September. Names such as Rachel Kinneyman and Coli n Cur Ee appear amid garbled text.
An advertisement claims Enekion's Arn[] Salve relieves pain instantly for cuts and skin injuries. It cites Dr. Conway of Canton Maine endorsing the remedy and mentions availability at Janking & Meeker's drug store in Warren County.
Fragmentary OCR record notes miners, spouses, and relatives traveling from Nleh Brides, Vores, and Finrenee to a city for a brief visit. Mentions Mrs A J Ceauimer and Mrs Rdg Crevelines with limited context and unclear locations and dates.
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