Store-room Ad Offers Savings on Hill Street
An old advertisement notes a store-room once occupied by Alvin Drake on Hill Street. It invites readers to call for money-saving opportunities, promising measurable discounts now available to shoppers.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
6
An old advertisement notes a store-room once occupied by Alvin Drake on Hill Street. It invites readers to call for money-saving opportunities, promising measurable discounts now available to shoppers.
Fragmentary notes describe cures and treatments for horses poultry and pets. Terms include distemper throat pneumonia colic kidney and bladder issues with various medicines and dosages. The text lists ailments and remedies in a jumbled catalog from a veterinary source.
Hainesburg residents remain in a fire damaged home owned by John Allen while Mira FydA. Mingle and relatives visit. Mrs. Gibbs and Margaret Kintz host and hostesses update. Charley Raymor improves his residence. boarding houses flourish as summer seeks workers. Harvest plans loom as creamery prospects seem distant. Ladies’ Aid and Epworth League prepare events. Maria Aljorenthie visits Chapel Hill with relatives. Miss Mitha Sinkith ill. Epworth gathering planned. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Den visit. former teacher Charles A. Hira involved in local church activity amid seasonal changes.
The Bloomsbury column notes visits by Mrs and Mrs George Hawk of Rankin and Miss Chrio Tinwk vacationing with families in Easton and Rankin. Members attend the Bird reunion, with relatives from the West arriving. Funeral services for the late Mrs Wm B Housel held at Bloomsbury cemetery. mail counts reported. storms cause property damage and livestock losses. local families relocate for summer duties.
A family birthday event for Mr Ward is detailed with a long list of attendees and relatives. The text mentions Mrs Ward and various friends and kin, with fragments recalling visits, travel to Newark, and a medical note about a heart condition and a long account of guests and conversations.
Montana resident Mrs. Matilda Stout spent a few days last week with her son William. Isaiah Bandlong visited Sunday. Willer Brinis of Brags Candy joined Migs Adal Stowe and Roth Paatehar Sunday with her father Lommunson. Corrie Tlantele and Corrine Tlantele visited Monday with their aunt Max Calvin Rush at the Summerfield Epyrorth social event at the Lotte of David Pler.
Belvidere and surrounding areas report a flurry of social visits and family news. Mary Paul of Philadelphia visits Belvidere friends while couples prepare for weddings and a notable doctor, Dr Comegea Pant, dies in Baltimore, leaving a large estate. Local church and lodge activities are announced, with public notices on events and community concerns.
Fragmentary OCR noting a tragic finish and medical claims about Dr King’s New Discovery, claimed to aid lung ailments and colds. Mentions several names and places in a disjointed historical context, with adlike references to products and newspapers.
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