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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented OCR of a Southern railroad time table listing routes and schedules. Mentions travel from New York to Newark and Washington via various stops, with days of operation and frequencies. Notes openings and Sundays service, and references to patrons and connections.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for farm laborers and families worn by harvest season. It claims to cure fatigue, dyspepsia, kidney trouble, and nervous weakness caused by damp winds and hard toil, promising renewed strength and vitality for winter. It lists benefits for men and women and urges use to withstand harsher months.
We have expanded for the season to offer fresh vegetables and berries beyond Green Goats. Demand has been strong and we devote much attention to this line to be second to none in town. We will stock only reliable seasonal items and avoid displaying anything we cannot recommend. Next shopping for garden truck and berries, visit our store.
A local ad proclaims the Wickless Oil Stores offer a personal guarantee and returns if not completely satisfactory. It claims prices are as low as those charged for inferior grades, emphasizing value and customer assurance.
A garbled notice mentions free mailed book offers and possible conflated names and places including Maine New York and unidentified entities. The readable bits point to a promotional or medical product context with scattered names and unclear claims.
An assortment of items from Belvidekile Avon’s Grove to Butteville discusses a public sale, road changes, and a lake resort plan around Lake Grinnell. The piece notes railway discussions, an early closing system, a park seating update, a cow incident with a farmer, and moves of local residents. It also mentions church picnic plans, upcoming excurions, a death in Philadelphia, and Fremantown clergy exchanges.
Ors Harry Donan and children stay with Vernon family near Mosavlite as a cement plant project advances in Ware County. Repairs on rail spur and a 30 foot rotary furnace dominate the week’s buzz, while soldiers plan a county picnic at Statler.
A testimonial from Afra Chea Applegate of Alexandria Indiana praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe cough and consuming fever. The speaker says a bottle restored health, gained weight, and prevented death, with a $1.00 price and free trial bottles at Jenkins Warren County Drug Store.
Allamuchy residents and visitors are noted visiting relatives and friends. Wesley Thoman, professor of languages at a New York institution, travels from his home to his mother's in the area while seeking a position offering about 76 000 dollars a year. Mrs May Shorter and daughter Mabel of Orange visit. Miss Sadie Cartington of Newark stays at Hotel Brunswick. Charles Buyder appears as Burst for a week or ten days visiting Mrs Edward Harden of New Village. Aisa Hill of Paterson accepts a near home teaching post at 7 dollars per month, claiming she was not notified of selection for Allamuchy school. The old barn beside the store was torn down last week, relief from junk. Mrs Samuel Harden of Junction improves after partial paralysis. Roy McLawry, Presbyterian minister at Markabora, conducts Sunday school at George Tew’s home for local boarders. Mr Tew’s residence noted. Children’s Home Society influence mentioned. A wedding ball map is anticipated in not distant future. Mr Davenport moved onto the mountain farm of Mr Rutherford last week. For cold relief, Lazativa Bromo Quublets advertised with money-back guarantee and Grove signature on each box.
Meado w View residents recount a month long escape while Prof Wm Hanes and Vida Cummins joined a Budd's Lake trip for a pleasant five day rest. Lively socials include a Ladies' Aid organized by Mrs Ayore and colleagues with over seventy members and a note of Thursday evening plans.
Mrs Sophia Crane marked her eighty year milestone at Maubetirtown with her children and extended family gathered Thursday evening. Mrs Hy Neighbor hosted a tea in honor of Mrs Charles Howat of Brooklyn. Miss Jessie Wertand and Rose Deremer are visiting Asbury Park for a few days. The note recalls Sophie’s youthful days and hometown ties.
The column records multiple obituaries and family notices. It notes Mrs. Willem Angte aged twenty three, funeral at Kla phouls home. Mrs. Mary t. dor, 83, funeral on Melo street. a marriage between Aiding Biregarot Mulveqtan and Mr. Jacob McQeickon, and other wedding and social items. It lists real estate transfers in Hackettstown, Lopatcong, Phillipsburg, and Warren County with dates and nominal considerations. It mentions medical professional gatherings at Asbury Park and a New York funeral for Alvin Puast, plus assorted street and household remarks and local business moves.
New Gampton reports a week at the residunch of Mra Inaballa Slator with crops and harvests noted as generally good. Wheat prospects are promising. the valley shows favorable late maturing grain. Local church notes indicate no pastor and July August evening services canceled. several residents listed as visitors and social ties among Newark and New York relatives.
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