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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
12
A fragmented OCR notice lists a banquet paying Henry Clay, with scattered references to New Orleans residents and various names. The text also mentions birthdays, parties, visits, and community happenings as residents attend events and send greetings.
After illness the ad touts Scott's Emulsion as nature’s nourishment that restores vitality and rebuilds body tissues without drugs or alcohol. It emphasizes its gentle entry into the system and notes relief for grippe, pneumonia, and throat troubles with claims of rapid vitality return.
Messrs and Mrs Geo Hiait visit at the home of Wo Hinderkan and Frank Conover. Mrs Kuswell Lindowph visits, while family members spend Sunday with relatives. Elmer Apgar graduates Newark Business College and a medical association hosts a vented series on patient care and clinical exercises at Ventures Center.
Local residents including Mrs. Ik Grover of Willow Grove and Mr. Stephen Cook, an elderly resident, visit family in Philadelphia and nearby towns. Social gatherings feature Mrs. Stewart Kinney hosting at Irvin Park, plus dinners and parties with neighbors and visitors from Washington, Broadway, and Beond wag.
A noisy endorsement column from Washington residents touts Donna Kidney Pills for quick relief of urinary issues and kidney troubles. It cites a 1907 statement by Cha. Lipinesti and claims nationwide availability through dealers with Promoter or Fogtereaiburn Cap. as agents.
Fragmented OCR shows a community notice page with sales ads for clothing and household goods, plus social events and funeral details. Names mentioned include George Pillsbury and Mrs. Oygk, with church notices and a brief obituary note about a wife survived by two small children.
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