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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1902

Page

2

Forth of July Notes From Delaware and Surroundings

Delaware area towns report Fourth of July quiet celebrations, visitors and locals visiting relatives in towns like Columbia Hope Water Gap and Bloomsbury. Many residents and travelers from Philadelphia Newark New York and Philipsburg attended gatherings, with fishing, boating, and social visits noted. local churches and clubs hosted events and sermons as inspectors and residents discuss maintenance and town improvements.

Delaware A. Hartang Hoboken Eward Kelly Philadelphia Ada James Clark Brugo Brooklyn Edward Aunsberger Fred Peters New York City Teionda Bora George DeResmer John A. Ward Wiliam Ward Labanon John Tee Pen Argyl Wo. H. Hartung Fraunch Delaware Water Gap William B. James Binly George T. Prall Charles J. Quig Siialead Columbia Hope Haro Newark Miss Gardner Mia Kata Kirkbulls John Shearer New York Presbyterian Henry Bost Flaktekons Gieter Dalastare Water Gap Port Jervis New York State Bloomsbury A. Douglas Willover Mra Biidibojh Wiltevar Mugg Meessoger Q. B. Kremer Frederick F. Kennedy Irs Robert Kennedy the Pines J. Edgar Hance Tous Hance Selaine John Dalrymple West Orange Mary Biopp George Schooley Niagara Balle Victor Schooley Win Forse Charlotte Onckenor Migs Bome Blok New Germantown David Harrison Hatbistaea Allentown Otursat and Mire John F. Cox Washington Adart Marabuli Roffman Bammel Apgar Paul Crispie Planfield John Lewdrop Fulmer Jack Empling Dalrymple Sarah BE. Jenkins John Jenkins George Jenling Fbitadelpala Tira Kromeer Webb Greenwich Parsonage Re. Walker Abram Smith J.B. Smith Townshi Warren Paper Mills Theodore Malick Robert Tinsman Then Star Wall Street Journal Bret Journal M. B. Church John Apostle of Love Bberar Allamuchy Mfr End Ors Sonia Deremer Danville Milas Joale Guest Emma Sidner Rackettstown Misa McVicar Richard Woodward Rutherford Mansion Adan Acott Duncan Dunn Ida Bapgerty Jennie Hand High Bridge Frank Cook Rutherfird Wmi Shaw Ervin Henderahat Afra Claytomn Wes- Toy Europe Thomas Langangua Phomer Oor Andover Billy Williams Middletown N.Y. S L. Dunlap Donlap Beatty Place Maresboho Bethel Brant Arthur Mc Vernon Garret Hart Knoxville Lowa Sanday Bial Slater H-Law Bire Rom Vin Horo Omaton Kéry Johnsonborg Nathan B. Lanning Roda van Born Harnesk Wi. van Horn van Shuster Wolfe Lake Lewis Moth Wilkesbarre Aaron Luce Elow Town Mott Markaboro Johnsonburg Harvey Mansell Muneell Womeet Hillside House Poors Dorothea Brookare Billaide Atrs Conwey MaNelco Tilzabets M. R. Smith Torrea Say Stargorotto van New Johnesonburg Flagel Smith Nike Misa Ethel Craig Washington Justine Ingeraol Bolan Lown Misa Nolli Dirs Frank Southard Mias Elizabeth Kidney Patersons 2 Nest Slater Mya Kyo Tsou Traugar Mr. and Milton R. Lanning Blases Walters Ora Asa Bwayze Hyavo Naomi Pines Sodlor Alisg Martin Everitte Warwick N.Y Win. L. Mott Witd Joan A. Bescherer Rev J. Hunting Hackettstown Markeboro Church Society For Homeless Mea Balow Tuwa Yucatea Grastus Raub Pavitoa Luce Mea D. Brands Keyser Vail Huldah Luce Rhem Carris Vanayckle Frank Vought Edith Walters Mrs. Frankeck Halmesburg Frank A. Mingle Jos May van Camp Russell van Camp Joseph Beck Hainesburg Oxford Bella Francis Maud Haycock Epenty Sanday Dire Gao Haycock Maggia Gwan Cora Butler Floyd Bowers Philipsburg John Scharrer Chas. Kien Peter Klien Cael Zipp Trenton Airs Zapp Warran Taylor Joe Dillman Perry Hare Mias Magele Hartman Phum Joan Bleseing Emile Duz Felend Port Orata Williams Blessley Phillipsburg George Hartan

The Turning Point in Girlhood

A discussion of the transition from girlhood to womanhood, stressing the risks of neglect during this period. It calls for guidance and a strengthening tonic to combat languor and nervousness commonly experienced as nature sets the change in motion.

Genuine July surprise at Fitts Bee Hive merchandising

Fitts Bee Hive promotes a genuine July surprise with planned memorable merchandising. From various stock, one item per lot is offered at prices well below normal value. Each lot sold at the advertised price and exactly as represented, with loss of profit charged to advertising. This is presented as a buying opportunity.

Ready for you in yards wide cottons and linens

Advertising copy lists yardage prices for unbleached sheeting and bleached cottons, bedspreads and muslin underwear. It promotes night dresses, drawers, corset covers, lace garments, and ladies skirts with low prices. The tone is promotional, highlighting quality and value across fabric and clothing items.

Wash Goods Sale Note at 43 Cents Yard

About 1,000 yards of sheer printed lawns with June meadow designs for this season. The cool dainty fabrics are worth more but are offered at 6 cents and the sale price is 43 cents per yard.

Silks for waists and women's apparel sale items

Wholesale style notes describe silks for waists with iridescent effects and several price drops on white shirt waists, lawn waists, ribbed vests, sun umbrellas, and a broad assortment of shoes. Many items are discounted from regular prices to under one dollar, with limited quantities and strict customer limits noted.

Suffering from feverish pains among children pill

An 19th century advertorial note notes a monloine remedy by Langdon Sons and local sellers B N Jenkins J A Allen for summer ailments. It emphasizes home usage and urges families to keep a bottle, claims no physician access required.

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