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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
3
Local store touts confidence in its广告 claims and urges skeptical buyers to test results. The ad lists white goods and summer fabrics with low prices, claiming better value than competitors and promising plain facts in its advertising.
A read through the fragment shows a store advertising summer skirts and wide range of cheap garments. It touts Ladies Covent Shirts, white plques skirts, midsts skirts, and various undergarments. The piece promises end of season closeout deals, lower prices, and tempting bargains across departments.
An odd vintage ad urges readers to buy a wrapper and avoid waste, touting a promotion linking to a price around 272 dollars in a dramatic, pseudo medieval style. The fragmentary text hints at a sales pitch aimed at women, with garbled phrases and exaggerated caution.
A letter from William A Dailey, long a Browary resident, recounts his journey from Broadway to California then to the Klondike. He describes sailing on the Queen in 1893, overland portages, winter cold of Alaska, trapping, fishing, limbs of wildlife, and life near Dawson City. He expects to visit Fort Cudahy NW Territory and mentions hardship, hope, and plans.
An extended critique argues injunction power threatens judicial independence and civil liberties. It cites political abuses, cites New Jersey Social Reform Club proposals, and calls for legal limits on injunctions, jury trials on enforcement, and safeguards for free speech and labor disputes, referencing India relief funds and political context.
A Warren County fragment recounts Delaware Valley Indian sites near Sunset Rock and along the Delaware Water Gap. It notes hollow rock caverns, artifacts such as arrowheads and tomahawks, and a history of ancient habitation spanning from Pennsylvania through Sussex. The piece laments displaced Native peoples and imagines their haunting grounds near the river and valley.
Delaware correspondent reports a man identified as Ing fell through a culvert near a Lackawanna line. He was found by locals at the depot, treated by Dr Beck of Portland, and sent to the poor farm overseer Kornbeck. Wounds described as many and serious, with prior similar incidents in recent months.
A letter from Mrs Eliza Thomas of Easton Pennsylvania tells of severe uterine pain and sleepless nights, describing dramatic relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports now being well and able to work, praising the medicines.
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