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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement touts products to stop hair loss and maintain thick glossy hair with natural color. It asks readers to send 10e to receive an aerial bore and is attributed to Philo Hay Spee Co of Newark, with Jenkins & Meeker promoting the sale.
Local page recounts social events, church activities, and community tensions in Hackettstown and nearby areas. Mentions meetings, baptisms, sermons, and parish fund drives, with scattered references to residents and officials and a plan for a new facility.
Broadway notes report Saxmuck Hixon’s wife in Sewirk and son Davis improving after a late week incident. A youth crowd attended an event on Thursday night, while Mrs. Willever remains under doctor care for windder trouble. Warren’s purchase in a school matter drew attention. John Sutunk recovers from an injury after a horse incident. Several residents, including Aten and Mrs. Reli, are mentioned in various crossings and visits. A cancer diagnosis for Taghel Cage is noted, with family visits for support. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure available from dealers.
A mixed local page records social visits and events in New York and nearby towns. Names include Obis Galloria and Fletchar signatures, with family attendances such as Turh Apiderson and Miss Dennee Shurjivss. Entries mention funerals, dances, travels to Newark and West Orange, and upcoming moves and property sales.
GRAAT MEADOWS, Mrs Elvie Willamisdas. visit amid family chatter and travel notes. Mr and Mrs Wim Endebrant entertained sister-in-law Bra Kelcham of Newark. Mr and Mrs R F Every returned from New York to Townsbury. Hildebrant and daughter Lelia joined Jane Hang for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs John Ketcham.
A garbled clipping describes a Sunday at Moneta Lake with races and wedding mentions. It references Porter Morris, Epworth League, and various individuals such as Diane, Caleb, and Miss Geone Lap Binsett, with scattered names and actions amid unclear context.
The column records community happenings including visits, family gatherings, and social calls across towns like Springtown, Phillipstore, Uniontown, and Washington. It mentions university affiliations, church events, and various visits by relatives, neighbors, and guests over a period, with scattered names and locales.
An old Lowell Massachusetts advertisement urges readers to use Ayer’s Vigor for hair that grows longer and thicker. The copy touts value and repeated thanking from users, noting it does not color hair and was manufactured by a.c. AVER oo in Lowell.
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