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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
6
Fitts' Bee Hive promotes a July clearing sale with bold claims backed by ads. The store touts shirtwaists, linens, white goods, wash fabrics, skirts, undergarments, and hats at low prices. It emphasizes quality guarantees, absolute economy, and reliance on advertising to prove facts to skeptical shoppers.
Philipsburg letters report deaths including Elizabeth Bifera at age 3d years and Mary about, local accidents and arson fear, storms and lightning damage across Bennett street, and community notices. It notes officers and residents connected to Philipsburg Lodge, typhoid, pension news, a grand larceny case, and personnel changes on railways. The piece lists marriages, moves, school activities, and upcoming church services while detailing several local names and places.
Vienna notices report social visits and church events with family mentions and a fatality accident. Residents include Mr and Mrs George Mueler and several local households. A funeral and contagious disease concerns affected services at the Methodist church and local burying ground observances.
Bloomagury town hosts Fourth of July with a large crowd enjoying a weather mild program. A baseball game between home team and Crosanl of Bastan ends 14 to 12 in favor of the home squad. The afternoon features a concert by College Hill Hand of Fanton and remarks by dignitaries including Past Grand Sachem I. I. Petersal of Camden. Community notices cover local arrivals, visits, and minor mishaps, with reports on a rocket accident and a lightning strike damaging a barn and stock insurance details.
A rambling item lists visits by Eve Woodglien and Ora H R Lanes to Cokesbury, Glen Gardner, and Flemington, with social mentions of Miss Matin Cowell and Miss Lieale Lao King. An ad touts Cline berizin's Cough Remedy as a century old cure for persistent coughs, promising full refund if not beneficial, offered by N Jenkins in Washington JA and Oxford.
Miss Anna Dean of Chapel Hill hosted relatives and friends including Mrs. Angle and Mr. Grant Listth. Various visits and social gatherings across towns feature Virginia Evang Bir, Bertie Walltge, and Miss Bertie Walltge with extended family. Community notes list guests at Oxford, Wilkes-Barre, and New York connections, plus Epworth League events and upcoming social meet.
An advertisement offers free counsel for women from Mrs Pinkiam, promising remedies and advice that have reportedly helped many. The notice hints at a cure and urges all women to seek guidance without cost, presenting Lynn as a place and mentioning a widespread success in improving women’s health.
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