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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
13
The Orr Company advertises an annual event with thrifty women seeking smart Under-Wear at long prices. Willow Loom lingerie cloth offers reg ulation end strap models with hemstitching and embroidery. Night gowns, corset covers, and bodice tops are priced in the low dollar range across several dainty styles.
Commissioner of health M. D. Roy Al and Copeland discuss maintaining a strong constitution. They advise examining the body, avoiding overreliance on appearance, ensuring rest and fresh air, proper dental care, breathing exercises, and avoiding exposure to poor ventilation. They urge personal responsibility in health and suggest practical daily measures.
Local notes report infant Tevin Savith died Sunday and was buried Monday. Various residents visit relatives in Belvidere and Carpenterville. Club meetings, public sales, and health updates for Carl Snyder Nellie Streker and others are listed alongside community events and neighborhood shifts.
Mrs Ethel Peely and Mrs Arthur Rash visited relatives in Sul Valley. Mrs Thatcher attended with Doris. Geneva Belvidera hosted a Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs Amey home. A birthday surprise for Sussell Dhonme featured guests from Hagen Belvidere and Sarepta with games and refreshments.
Sunday guests from Still Valley include Mr ai Meg and Miss Fame with Sirmgenberg of Oxford pessea Sindhi and Mr DS Spangenberg. Shizen Ftraireh notes Brad in presets during service and a discussion on a ward topic. Evening program included 644 poms and a Native Pe ratth Tukdle gathering with a local meeting planned.
In Rocksburg Miss Mitith Vannitta of Baston spent Sunday at the home of her relatives, with Mrs. Leo Lommetleem hosting and Marcy WWE dvick of Battart mie Vartani visiting Dorothy Foytgrote in Newark. The gathering included neighbors and community members, reflecting a vibrant winter social scene.
A local fire department describes plans to convert a mill elevator to move corn cars from a grain freight spur to the upper level. A thaw reveals a ton of error into a spout that Ken uses without rope or ferrules as before.
A regional report discusses cement production value in the state from 1918 to 1921, listing companies like Portland cement firms in New Villages, Vileanite, and Rasdo Cement. It notes a price cut by Universal Portland Cement Company effective December 28 and changes in barrel prices across Pittsburgh, Duluth, and Chicago plants affecting output value.
Local items detail a busy High Bridge scene with church notices, society meetings, theater plans, and a high school game. Residents include Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Apgar, and Catherine Heatherington, with events at Dover, Glen Gardner, and Acderiy heights.
Fragmentary OCR item references multiple countries and a hypothetical exchange of property for loans or credits. It mentions Washington and other states, a corporate plant, and a failing commerce theme, but the text is garbled with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to identify.
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