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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
8
An advertisement promotes a dandruff remedy claiming quick relief from scalp itching and burning. It promises a money back guarantee and offers a sample, stressing a healthy scalp and satisfaction. The notice is billed as sold by Jenkins & Meeker and includes a subscription-like offer.
A damaged 1912 era item references Congress elections Canal markets crop prices and currency shifts across regions. Mentions weather forecasts, railroads, shipping, religion orders, commerce, and wealth of communities. Appears to catalog wide range topics from politics to social change with scattered place names and entities.
The Easton Trust Company states it will be open for business Saturdays in the evenings. It promises 3 percent interest on deposits, compounding monthly, with capital and surplus profits of $500,000, and emphasizes strong security and favorable advantages for customers.
The annual report of the Liva Stock Commission notes marked improvements in breeding stock in the state. It highlights elimination of unsound stallions, improved feeding and breeding operations, and growing farmer interest in producing marketable stock, with shifts toward western supply and increased crop yields alongside livestock profitability.
Salem County boards review prison food and apparel costs for the year and describe savings from older purchasing practices. The county also reports tax assessments and reductions for Oxford township properties, including the Silk Company appeal and creamery at Bridgeville, with total duplicate-suspect adjustments around $250.
Democratic leaders in the House plan to trim federal spending during the new session. They aim to demonstrate prudent use of Uncle Sam's money while seeking greater recognition for the party. The delegates cite proposed savings in the interior and navy departments and expect broader cuts across committees, with a focus on reducing waste without shrinking government business.
Five young people from Trenton die after a car years during extreme cold while returning from Westmere Crossing. The driver Donald God Reed, a former Supreme Court Trustee, loses control near midnight plunging the vehicle into an artificial water reservoir. Only one survived, nearly perishing from exposure. The dead are Cleef, Tele Mulvey, Margaret Tyndall, Annie Sparkosky, and another local resident. The crash follows a prior incident involving the driver and a telegraph pole.
A long list of public sale notices appears detailing livestock, farming implements, and equipment to be auctioned on various dates. The items are organized by seller names and estates, with locations such as Roseberry farm, Chanagewaters, and Stewartstown noted. Many dates, bidders, and merchant names are cited, indicating a busy seasonal auction schedule across multiple communities.
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