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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
5
Rummage in the Men's Department offers flannel waists at 98 cents and night shirts at 98 cents, with regular prices around $1.30 and $1.75 respectively. Sizes 9 to 16 and 4 to 6 are indicated for the night shirts.
Belvidere area reports a death of Mrs. Peaniy Chantkewler in Wilkes-Barre and outlines funeral notices for relatives and neighbors. The draft includes several personal notices, church events, mutual aid details, and upcoming local activities throughout the area.
A fragmentary church and community column describes a Friday meeting with high attendance, a Sunday service led by Rev AE Senior, and plans for a church bake sale and fund-raising events. It also lists numerous parishioners visiting, traveling, and hosting relatives, along with various social and civic notices from local districts.
Washington resident Bilis Hill reports relief from back strain and sleepless nights after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Opera House Pharmacy and says the product never fails to give satisfaction. The ad urges readers not to settle for generic remedies.
Weekend social and church events described with names of residents and attendees. Reports include the Social Service Brotherhood meeting at the Presbyterian parsonage, weather notes, visitors from nearby towns, and numerous personal updates on neighbors, relatives, and local engagements.
A joint Republican committee of the New Jersey State Senate and Assembly in Atlantic City endorses bills. One bill creates a legislative committee to investigate alleged election fraud in Hudson County. The group also backs repealing the governor's award while supporting prohibition and enforcing Prohibition officers.
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