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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
4
A vintage style advertisement promotes Pepto Mangan to boost blood quality and vitality. It claims richer red blood, better color, energy, and overall wellness, available in liquid or tablet forms with similar ingredients, urging readers to ask for the full name on the package.
The firm plans a major factory expansion increasing floor area from 8 to over 100 square acres over six years. Expenditure reportedly reaches up to 3,000,000 for expansion as the largest plant in its history prepares to boost output beyond 600 cars daily, with new facilities to significantly raise production.
Mrs Etzabeth Willams hosted visitors including daughter Mrs Charkes Ht of Gong Valley while Apgine Will plans a March move to High Bridge. Residents George Nefehher of Jersey City and Susan Weise and Marshall Thilhower hosted and visited others. Frederick Backhaws moves to Spreing Valley next month, and A Z Ap finished a house. Fire at a Farmersville school prompted $400 damage with heater origin suspected. Obituary notes: Alvah Dean, 52, died after illness. funeral at Fairmount cemetery. Dayton Young visits. Miss Marie Apgar at Montclair Normal. assorted local social and work updates.
Funeral services for George Wolf, who died Sunday morning, were held Wednesday in the Vienna Methodist church. Rev. Widwide officiated, with interment at the Pequest Union Cemetery. Mrs. Zanag Gass is ill with quinny. The M. EY Ladies' Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Winfield Bird’s home at Cent Meadows. The orchestra members and families plan a gathering Saturday at Miss Dosh Varies’s home. Rev. C W M Lee will lead services at the AL 2 church Sunday morning. The Elworth League jubilee meeting is set for Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deats. Mrs. Birt Parka and two daughters from Warwick are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isahe Wibeelers.
Newark residents and visitors gathered for family visits and church events over the weekend. Names include Evelyn Shannen, Mise Sarah Slate, George Conkling, and Mrs Maya Thaenes, with postings about home visits, illnesses, and community updates across multiple local households and gatherings.
SARLPTA to hold a meeting at the schoolhouse west Mane dry evening February 7. Mentions of local residents Wm. Ganghark and others attending social events at Bunghart and Beam households with Edits indicating a community gathering and visits.
KNOWLTON residents hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Chare and Linwkerry from Linwkerry. Edne Nilmay of Wowark spent the weekend at the home of Willard Dutt. A report notes a local resident suffered elbow injuries from a fall, with two dislocations and a minor canard.
Three piece Cinie Suite priced at 375 dollars with three pieces. Velour Suite listed at 365 dollars with spring cushions. Velour Cane port arm chair and ottoman priced at 400 dollars for two pieces. Tapestry set and rocker offered as all Inose at 440 dollars sale 320 dollars for three pieces. Leather Suite large arm chair and rocker and Leather Chair Rockers from Duavenparts in stock.
Listings describe American Walnut and Mahogany dining room suites with chairs, servers, and cabinets. Items include Louis XV style pieces, Queen Anne designs, and various buffs china cabinets and round tables with prices from 65 to 625 dollars. Also noted are credenzas, closets, and arm chairs with multiple color and upholstery options.
Listing of bedroom suites in multiple styles including Queen Anne and Mahogany from American Walnut to Sheraton and Westin like designs. Items feature dressers mirrors chests full beds and vanities with triplicate mirror sets and prices ranging from 265 to 450 with several sale prices noted.
A garbled sale notice advertises solid mahogany and quartered oak tables in styles like Davenport and Queen Anne. Items include long tables with drawers, dull and satin finishes, with sale prices ranging from about 39 to 61 dollars and regular prices shown up to 72 dollars.
Odd pieces and multiple styles including Louis XVI Louis XV and William and Mary mahogany chests and closets offered at deep discounts. Reg prices range around 87.50 to 90.00 with sale prices from 3.00 to 55.00. Leather tapestry and dressing lab drawers noted among items.
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