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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1899
Page
6
Local items discuss church music concerns and moral exhortations, noting praise and blame of worship practices. Mentions Rev Hooper’s resignation tender, Mr Strader of Co A, and Lt. Lee’s Dutch Island posting. Includes community remarks on education funding, language origins, and a note about the Boston Budget’s history.
Broad way cantata sung on the first Saturday night with players and choir well drilled. Local notices mention church services, Epworth League activities, school open, and visits by residents to relatives. Reports include marriages, illnesses, and holiday events across Delware area, with social rounds and warnings about colds and cough cures.
A wedding ceremony held last Wednesday at a function featured Medellin Mosler of Shawnee and Ma Mam a of Willllpee as contracting parties. The wedding party entered in a formal procession with Miss Tate as bridesmaid, the couple exchanging vows in an impressive ceremony. Relatives and friends offered blessings and gifts, including a couch writing desk silverware and a car. Guests listed include multiple residents of Shawnee, Harmony, Uniontown and nearby towns, with attendance noted in a verbose, repetition-filled summary.
Miss Lulu Garelson of Washington spent New Year with sister Mid Thomas Raber. Silas Keil of the gunboat Sashville spent Saturday at Destle Lake. Miss Jennie Thomyan visited home. Mrs May Young with Mrs Haines at Annandale. Mrs Gliza Ride’s home on Mathatrees. Mr and Mrs Mosher return from betel werthing and will live with parents. Andrew Chamberlain of Bayonte and Norbert Forst of Greenville guest at Watdinga’s. Ada and Jessie verti hosted party for young Crkls. Miss Fedan Voorhees resigned teaching primary to join Somerville public school. The Wil meet on Saturday. History of Spain and Merchant of Vouieu discussed.
A distorted testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Liver Pills and Vegetable Compound as curing a range of ailments. The author claims relief from faintness, heart trouble, and fatigue after stopping a physician and using the product. The note urges others to write Mrs. Jinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
Fragmented ad text offers homemade mincemeat at 10c, plus baked goods and poultry. References to local shops, pricing, and customer orders appear in cluttered lines with unclear details. Strong entities include Grooney and local vendors, with mentions of pies and chicken sales.
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