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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
7
A past period reminiscence describes a sick woman near a well and a dramatic recovery. The narrative recalls a hot day, a water bucket, and bacteria at a conductivity site while detailing illness symptoms. A patient credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and various remedies for a drastic healing.
A jumble of letters and notices from Stewartsville recounts reflections on Abraham Lincoln, local letters about health remedies and medicines, and community notes. Residents discuss medicine ads, a wedding, repairs, and social happenings, with village personalities and churches featured amid scattered names and events.
Mrs Poht Muleay and Mrs Hiram Creger host stor day social in Barrsville. John Karr of Snacketts visits as neighbors report poor health improvements for Nels Anderson. Schoolteacher Cope moves from Cox bonss to Tretha Way House. Local Tyirket boy trouble ends as Wr. Tinsman returns to his shop. The old Sereen dwelling changes hands as Soren Youngbis rents the Rawasy fara to take possession April 1. A parade of merry-makers passes through town. Lorenzo Smith of Hope faces trouble over the Wii Ketcham firm. Theo Beatty of Newark shows a New Sound land dog that briefly escapes then returns wearing its collar. Family discussions rise over everyday questions while a lemon dessert ad prompts quick meal prep. Community events include a sleigh ride, camoa evening, and assorted visits among residents in Newark and Groguylily.
A hosiery business promotes winter stock reductions noting prices on children and adults stockings. The ad highlights wood reliable stockings offered at low values with a spring line teased, listing several small price points such as 25¢ wool hose and 12/4e discounted items.
Bargain prices on coats for ladies misses and children, capes, wool blankets, and fleeced underwear flood the sale. Long dead stock moves quickly as prices drop to as low as 25 cents for ribbed vests, 39 cents for waists, and under 4 dollars for coats and wraps.
Interested buyers are invited to inspect price cuts on dress goods including phil and fancy l atei sets reduced to 99¢ and 25¢ items up to 39¢. A hip assortment of black dress fabrics is arriving weekly with new spring styles. Visit to view stock.
Read about them they're just those things you'll buy if you need them and you'll buy them mighty cheap during this sacrifice. Unbleached muslin, Canton flannel, toweling, sheets, pillow covers, crash, shirts, night dresses, table linen all offered at low prices.
A local ad promotes a shoe sale with ladies and men's shoes up to $2.00 and a line at $1.50. The copy promises every pair warranted and highlights Nokomis brand shoes for $2.50, urging shoppers to inspect the selection when in need.
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