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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
12
A garbled paragraph traces a Newark area obituary and church notices with scattered names, dates, and family relations. It mentions Mrs Swayne and Nor Saynes among long lists of kin, locations, and events, but specifics are largely unreadable.
A garbled 1908 record lists multiple property transfers filed with the county clerk. Names include Loretta Grint and Chas Pripe, with various dates and cash considerations cited, conveying parcels in Washington and nearby towns among others.
A faded ad describes overnight relief products from Jenkins & Meeker. It touts Honey and Toy for coughs and congested throats, claiming they stave off pneumonia and mend membranes.
The notice mentions multiple names and places around Weir and Petersburg. It references Mrs Toad, Mr and Mrs Deri, J We Pliniertelt, Michiy, and Eyga Seeley with scattered actions at Eatlens Cee and a site act Se Tyas. Deep wreck details involve Walter Skinner and Arch shinnay with a project tied to the Ciembunse and Dyepuinelag.
Darenne Ogden Allamuchy Newton and many neighbors gathered Friday for a Methodist function at a Vernon Belmont Clare Oakes venue. The report lists numerous attendees including families and local figures from West Orange and nearby towns, with casual social remarks and greetings noted.
A damaged ad from MEMMILBEY'S HOMEO advertises veterinary care for cattle with milk fever. It mentions price 60 cents, buyers paying by prescription, and pickup at Boake and Une in New York with the address MEMMILBEY'S HOME near William and ann streets.
State officials consider purchasing Hind on the Delaware Bank near Washington's Crossing in New Jersey. The December 2 1776 event at Trenton altered river dynamics and shifted fortunes to the Patriot forces.
Fragmentary ad claims removal of the appendix by a surgeon called Dr Wing's New Life PillA promises quick relief from constipation headache bilious ness and malaria and prices at 25c at Jenkinny drug store. The language is garbled but presents a quack cure claim with dubious medical legitimacy.
Readable items mention Sarah Taylor actions and a probate matter. A court case, executors, and settlements tie to local governance and property. Several names and places appear, including McGiotlan ordinance references, and a December or September timeline. The piece weaves through public notices, obituaries, debts, and legal proceedings with many damaged fragments.
Howe urges readers to trust Paley’s Honey and Tar for cough relief, citing a long record of cures over forty years. The notice mentions families and local names in a bustling social roundup with visits and household happenings.
Hannah Sutton Schuyler, a longtime resident of German Valley and widow of Philly Schuyler, died last Sunday at her daughter’s home in Fairmount after paralysis and two strokes. She leaves a daughter, Jeannette Fisher, a son-in-law, and a brother. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Fairmount Presbyterian Church with interment in local grounds.
A hazy OCR front yields scattered items: retirements, wage notes, and a list of names. mentions include MM. Fobneen 4 and J. Stebler with payroll disputes, plus a heart trouble death of a 62 year old. also references Beaty Town residents and a church gathering with refreshments.
A fragmented column lists names and brief events from a community page. Entries mention visits, relocations, farming purchases, and social calls involving residents such as Drakesawn, Miss Heruha Zrljines, Rev. and Mrs. Gulso, and Chas. SHG, with scattered references to places like Newark and Mt. jc ibiatories.
A damaged fragment claims Truth and Quality advertise Syrup and Wigs as a remedy among many, urging belief in its benefits for personal and family health while promoting genuine products manufactured by a named company.
The notice proclaims the 13th Christmas in Washington with a larger stock of varied goods for all ages. It emphasizes quality, utility, and proper selection for men women and children. It warns prices will rise soon and invites readers to visit the store to browse or buy.
The ad highlights a wide holiday selection including Fenway Brand cigars razors perfumes brushes combs and card cases. It promises wholesale and retail pricing and urges readers to visit the store with references to a page 21 ad and a revival in the camera department.
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