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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
10
The notice advertises ready to wear hats in varied styles for the outing season. Prices range from about 75 cents to 2.98 dollars, with items featuring ruffles, tucks and embroidery, deep flounces, and generous shapes.
Edward Carpenter’s house gains two porches. Belvidere and Blairstown residents visit, travel, and attend social events. Local weather, harvest news, and small incidents fill a bustling community page with names like Charles Isk, Mrs. Shafer, and the Delware vicinity.
The readable text mentions Dr. King and New Li change, energy and brain-fng into mental power, and partial phrases about Superbo building up health, box sales, and names like Zia, MN, Jenkins.
The Phillipsburg column records several deaths including Mrs. Engel, aged about 78, and Mrs. Bowlby, plus a fatal accident on Quarryville Road. It notes a hotel license granted in Sixth Ward, construction of a top house near the Lehigh Valley station, and marriages of Bertha May Reese and Wim. Broadback. It mentions water concerns due to cramps blamed on local drinking water, police actions for drunkenness, and a midweek yachting and school game update with North End vs Foswayfie results.
A Queens, New York reader reports weight gain from using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and high rank of the pills. The letter claims blood purification, eradication of skin eruptions, and restored health. It promotes the doctor’s medical adviser and offers mail order details for the book.
Last week the Brete Tuberculosis Sanitarium project near Glen Gardner was summarized. The site layout and grading will proceed rapidly, with total costs around 1 million dollars and a 400 thousand dollar appropriation. The land is paid for, the main building will be two stories with 286 rooms, and the 500 to 600 acre site sits on Kip Mountain at 967 feet elevation. It is named after Dr. Kip of Newark, the commission’s donor.
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