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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented ad copy touts recill rockers in Pullman green and white finishes with prices from two to five dollars, claiming sturdy reed chairs, April delivery bookings, and welcoming readers to visit the store for spring orders.
The funeral services for former Governor George Werts were held at his home in Morristown with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Werts, born March 24, 1846, served as governor and supreme court justice and was a key Morris County figure in state politics.
Walter Lonsdale testifies that Cook made 350000 and later kept 50000 of the sum before his Arctic discovery fraud was revealed. The letter from southern Spain shows Cook claimed to be at the Atlantic station from December 4 to 10, fueling effort to return and confront authorities.
An advisory notice urges prompt kidney care noting backache headaches and urinary issues can lead to serious disease. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as effective with Mrs Andrews of Washington citing relief after use.
The commission reviews horse breeding practices after surveying many mares and sires. It urges pure bred, registered sires and warns against crossbreeding to improve market value. Certificates were issued for 347 stallions passing exams, with 40 deemed unfit.
A reader recalls how a weekly hometown newspaper keeps alive the past he shared with friends and places. The paper evokes the creek, mill pond, and dances while listing obituaries and school items that trigger strong memories and a sense of belonging.
The Lord's Day Alliance of New Jersey holds a morning session in Newark with talks on Sabbath enforcement and social duty. A Connecticut Shakespeare course promotion appears, offering prizes for completing weekly readings and a chance at gold or cash.
A Washington Star reader signs up for a Shakespeare Course offer running through the next 62 weeks or until November 11, 191], with a special price of $1 590 enclosed. The notice requests inclusion in the Local Club membership.
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