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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
3
The Newark News proclaims itself as an independent newspaper free from party boss or corporate control. It asserts fairness and fearlessness, aiming to serve the people and promote honest government in all public interest matters.
Real estate transfers list deeds recorded at the County Clerk’s office dated Feb 12 1904 to various grantees including Morris W Frace and wife to Seaso Sullivan Phillipsburg Jan 27 1904 to Mary L Stacor and others. Several entries note consideration amounts from $1 00 to $1300 and conveyances in Alpha Phillipsburg Hackettstown and Dover areas. The page also covers local social notes including visits, church events, and community announcements from Oxford and Broadway.
The passage contrasts ancient advice to consume salt pork for consumption with modern fat feeding using Scott's Emulsion. It notes pork is rough for sensitive stomachs and extols Scott's Emulsion, especially with cod liver oil and phosphates, as easier to digest and beneficial for the lungs and overall vitality.
Fragmentary notice describes a bottle labeling form from Scott and Bo a Chemists at 409 Pearl Street New York. It mentions a label with every bottler Einulion you buy and refers to drupal content in unclear OCR.
The week brought typhoid recovery for Clark Larsen after Christmas, a bed fire risk from Mrs Mathews, and a New Jersey visit by Joan Donnelly. A dog bite incident, a three week Florida trip by Janie Zaller, and the death of Allen Lyavill in Kansas are noted among town happenings and social updates.
The article reviews the vitality of Christian Endeavor and Young People's Societies in Philadelphia churches. It notes reaction to overemphasis on spectacle, discusses lack of young men entering ministry, and questions what the churches will do about diminishing ministry recruitment amid harsh winter business impacts.
Miss Anna Barry returned home from Edison and Phlipsvarg Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Bryan and daughter Addie visited Miss Ophelia Smith Sunday. James EK Smith Edgar Alshouse and Lucile Mao Hawk improve. Mrs. E A Pickel regains strength slowly. A new baby boy arrived on Washington's Birthday. Mother and child are well. Will Mire Frank Stecker and Charles Rush visited 14tow a Sunday. The public school week’s social netted $18.60 with praise for the young workers.
The Weekday World touts its status as a leading national publication with broad audience reach. It highlights the Providential campaign coverage, balanced news, social notes, and market reports, offering a combined one year subscription with the Star at a discounted price for 200.
The article notes a broad dress goods assortment planned for the season with light weight fabrics in black and colors. It lists options such as Vales Elamines London Crepes Lansdownes and Albatross along with broadcloths Venetians Sicllans Cravenette cloths and a full cream dress goods line.
This store proclaims the largest selection of Lagralin, Brussels, Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets and more, with full line of linoleum, window shades, lace curtains and tapestry curtains. Lace curtains are highlighted as exceptionally fine and unmatchable in the area.
Boxed and single pieces of china and porcelain dinnerware available with a large selection of toilet ware and many kinds of house furnishings. Items may be purchased individually or by the set from the basement sale, with a broad range of designs and styles on offer.
A historic newspaper ad touts a grand line of silks including Crepe de Chine and black taffetas. It promises fashion forward colors and patterns with prices from 79 cents to over a dollar, urging readers to inspect the silk departments before buying.
Women’s Spring Costumes feature spring suits jackets capes and skirts with focus on style fit and latest designs. Silk waists and cotton shirt waists praised as fine items alongside full line of shirt waist suits and ready to wear pieces. A department buyer updates stock weekly with new season arrivals.
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