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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
2
An old newspaper snippet promotes The Atomoscope Institute with claims of a painless electrical treatment for nerves, stomach liver and rheumatic ailments. It lists offices at 402 3 Northampton Bank Building and urges readers to visit for demonstrations and cures.
The meeting of the Daughters of Charity Subordinate in this district featured remarks by Pauline, president, and Dr Frank Gray of Orange, with a committee named to arrange a lecture series on preventive medical education. Attendees included doctors from Phillipsburg Washington and Belville, and a portrait exhibit of local figures was noted.
The notice details a public sale of a tract in Warren County formerly held by Ellen Mowder and heirs, tracing a chain from Jacob Ponce to Catherine Thomas, including 181 acres and 0.65 acres, recorded in deed book 186 page 299. Administrator Noel Mowder signs the 14 November 1911 notice.
Molly accepts a fashionable gown and hosts a Christmas dinner with Mrs. Phelps. She hopes the event will connect her with wealthy men, balancing family duties with the chance to meet strangers in high society while Terry accompanies her and others react to the plan.
Molly Phelps adjusts to life abroad during a holiday visit, learning social cues and staging a subtle romance with Terry while resisting a push toward a flashy future. Her discomfort, family dynamics, and budding attraction unfold amid hotel meals and home memories.
The text argues Christmas expresses more than birth joy. It emphasizes Christ’s life, passion, death, resurrection, and ascension. The Good Shepherd theme promises guidance and righteousness, with Jesus vowing to be with believers to the end of the world, underpinning universal rejoicing.
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