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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
8
A 1913 Washington Star feature discusses a sermon and reaction to provocative religious writing. The piece references ministers, censorship, and concerns about moral influence, noting communal debates over printed material, morality, and press responsibility. It also mentions tuberculosis education and local social events in Newark and Morristown.
A fragmented 19th century OCR passage reflects thoughts of an American writer urging honest effort and social duty. It references a private set of plans titled My Guide, discussing openness and wide circulation, and critiques social pretenses while urging charitable action and personal integrity. The text also mentions Dr. King’s New Discovery as a medical remedy and names several individuals and locations in a tentative memorial or testimonial style.
The Prudential Insurance Company of America faced a Department of Banking and Insurance exam revealing asset growth and portfolio strength. It shows increased assets and mortgages, with loans totaling 370,000 and 160 million in holdings, while cash and reserves cover policy numbers and cards across divisions. The report covers over 707,000 policies and 1,700,000 cards across the country and Canada.
An ornate ad touts Parisian Sage as a scientific hair preparation that quickly cleanses the scalp, invigorates the hair, and promotes growth. It claims immediate results, non greasy formula, and urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from Williams at the Opera House Pharmacy.
A historical health piece explains how tuberculosis germs spread by inhaling contaminated air, swallowing infected material, or through direct contact. It notes that most cases arise when the body is weakened by poor diet, overwork, or illness, and emphasizes the role of crowded, dirty conditions and alcohol as risk factors.
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