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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
6
A hometown column recounts visits and events in Hackettstown Hackettstown area with travelers from Newton Tranquility Johnsonburg and Billintown. It notes a Fourth of July celebration, a church congregation, and a plan for a plant sale on August 2 with a privilege sale. Also mentions teaching assignment and local residents visiting over the holiday period.
The article reports Fourth of July events in Stewartville and nearby areas. It notes town gatherings, church services, parades, a baseball game between Weal Portal and a local team, a Johnson town vs Stewartville game, and civic reactions to flags and celebrations. It mentions residents visiting relatives, summer visitors arriving, and local weather impacts on activities.
A garbled 19th century notice claims Backlun’s Arnica Salve removes blemishes and skin troubles while preventing fever, boils, carbuncles, and wounds though the text is partly unreadable. Warran County mentions Doug Stora and F.N. Jenkins in a fragmentary closing.
Tranquility Rev Conklin of Clioton will preach in our church on Sunday. Launched moves show Lomual Barden and Emily have relocated their squad. Nathan Colenna posed Sunday with a paleter, Mrs W Labour. Runton visiting relatives in Hachadu town this week. Mies Mabel Stout returned home after scoping Bomatma with friends at Rockaway. Mrs Banj Hamilton of Newark now scaupylog her summer. Communion services were held in the church on Sunday. Mitek Frances Sednar of Anokeltatawn was the godmother on Sunday. Leona Cooper of Brightons being entertained by her grandmother Mrs O S Cooper. Mrs John Runip and son Alfred visited Asbury Park last Tuesday for her parents near Sparta. parezita of New York City who in Aye Muted a cottage and expect to spend weeks in Park.
An appeal targets women with many children urging them to seek help and use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimonial from Mrs. Canna Mercevinny of Ludington, Michigan cites relief from menstrual discomfort and restored ability to manage housework.
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