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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
2
The column records multiple local deaths and anniversaries with scattered references to relatives and friends. It notes funeral plans, names family ties, and mentions towns, churches, and neighbors across Newark and nearby areas, reflecting a tight-knit old community network.
Fragmented text from a village page lists numerous people and events including residents in Hadley New Village, mentions of schools, social visits, and local notices. The readable parts refer to community figures, dates, and ongoing local affairs with scattered references to parades, gatherings, and personal updates.
A garbled social roundup lists visitors and family connections including Mrs Wahn Howell of Hone and Rev and Mrs Tamieson of Butteville. Several households are noted hosting relatives and friends at homes in Mt Bethel and Reed Park with Sundays shared in the company of neighbors and kin. The text mentions Mr and Mrs Edward Elt and others hosting at various local venues.
Fragmentary account notes Kite Cook visiting Bangor over a weekend and mentions individuals such as Mr Hiddie and Mirall Walker, with scattered names and places. The text is garbled and hard to parse but implies social or community notices with several personal names and scattered dates.
An advertisement extols several female health products claiming to alleviate menstrual pain headaches backache and abdominal discomfort. It promotes Dr Merve’s Favorite Prescription and Dr Clerva’s Pill packets as safe alcohol free remedies with claimed benefits for the digestive and reproductive systems, urging letters for private consultation and offering an assertive tone about avoiding doctors’ interventions.
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