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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
17
A lengthy community update details social calls visits and greetings across towns. It lists notables such as Mrs. Susan Apaur and Mrs. Edward Emery visiting relatives, church events, entertaining guests, and local family affairs, with scattered notes on health and travel.
In front of the store several loads of material were placed, marking a notable improvement. The coal cracker at the storage facility has been in operation, with the company working steadily. A resident from Somerville attended, noting the area’s lack of notable qualities but many friends in the locality.
The article records multiple small items including factory workers, a baby named Mares-Vass, a person recovering after illness, and a layoff or job changes at various local businesses. It mentions Miss Sadia Sate and changes in ownership or management of several enterprises, plus a resident’s long tenure and a few real estate or purchase details in the neighborhood.
An early 20th century ad-like notice touts Trenlth Coffee as a fast substitute made by Dr Shoop of Revne Wik. It claims no real coffee content and promises “Made in a minute” from cereals with malt and hops. The copy cites Jenkins Meeker and others as sellers.
An unclear fragmented note describes a missionary from India visiting a town, a sermon at a local church last Wednesday evening, and mentions several local names and a daughter. The text is garbled but implies a religious visit and associated social remarks.
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