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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
7
A long OCR fragment lists Derby, Orange, and Jersey City places with names like Edwin Hunsberrer and Miss Marcy Albertéen. It mentions New Year celebrations, family visits, epidemics, and a court case. several residents’ activities, marriages, and social gatherings fill the piece alongside financial and civic notes.
A vintage ad touts Parisian Sage as a universal tonic for men and women to stop dandruff and hair loss. It claims to revitalize the scalp, promote new growth, and keep hair perfectly healthy with nightly application. The copy emphasizes quick results and broad availability.
A fragment promotes Chantherlain's Cough Remedy as effective against colds. It claims the product loosens mucus, eases lung discomfort, and aids expectoration, helping the sufferer recover faster. The text emphasizes this remedy as a helpful solution for clearing chest congestion.
Miss Trelon and Raub visited relatives as Decker Miller and family spent Sunday with their parents in the area. Miller spent New Year’s with the Mills in Hazen and the Deckerts hosted friends for a New Year gathering with refreshments. Martha Riab returned to Trenton Normal after holidays, Bert Ostrander and family and Kendricks visited. A party at Roy Amey’s home drew about 20 guests with Apel as principal entertainment.
In Warren various local names are noted visiting and staying with family. Mrs Samuel Myers spent Monday in Philadelphia while Samuel Wiltover of Pert Colten was weekend guest of his brother Wesley. Augustus Wulf had a finger severed at work on Monday. Leroy Heartpence from Somerville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Cackenet. Miss Catherine McBride of Montdlntg and Miss Carrie Crowing of Philipsburg also were among visitors. Mr Carpenter was weekend guest of Miss Mary Parker.
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