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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
2
Local notes recount visits and social events among residents including Miss Tleten and Lacey of Washington, and various engagements in Port Murray, Phillipsburg, and nearby towns. The column lists birthdays, weddings, guests, transfers, and travel, with multiple mentions of friends and relatives in Warren County communities.
The article discusses muffler effects on automobile motors and power, noting small losses when properly proportioned. It also covers the Shellfish Exhibit plans for the Pananta-Pacifica Expo in San Francisco, detailing a large tank for oyster beds, whale industry displays, and varied photography and models to illustrate spawning to maturity.
Fragmented OCR item lists scattered names and places including Newton, Clark Street, and Ce creamery. Mentions Florence Lewis, Mrs. Lone, Wai VanNiper, and painters from Newipa with vague events and dates. No clear story or outcomes available.
The notice reports a social and religious gathering at Phillips church with Martina Raw present for a Breaks event in New York and visiting relatives including Mrs. Mantel Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt. It also notes a parish meeting led by Peter Kling, resignations, and a presbytery delegation planned for July in Washington to address the pastoral relation.
Sami Bruises promotes Arnien Salve as a universal burn and cut treatment in Warran County drug store ads. The salve claims healing power for various injuries and is priced at 25 cents, with a note of recommendation from Jenkins Meeker.
A garbled social column lists names such as Wen Tarle Grou Meadays and Miss Lilia Cuckeot Newird along with visitors from New York and Scranton. It mentions Mrs Clinton Carey entertaining relatives, Mr and Mrs Dch, and an incident where a woman was kicked by Mrs Thexgon of Union mn. Also notes Aras Tred and Ilak Rinpetina with a Philadelphia connection and a reference to 12 playgrounds.
The article notes a prohibition under law on sending docked nurses to the Philippine Islands and reports Rev. Mops Tullan resigning as pastor of the Christian church in Vienna. It mentions a move from South Lerne and notes a year in Vienna.
A Spanish War veteran recounts severe eczema and failed remedies from six doctors before praising Saxo Salve for stopping itching. He claims relief and urges others with eczema or skin conditions to try the product, presenting a personal testimonial from New York.
Public notice from Warren County clerk Howell Mutahtee announces a special election in Pahaquarty Township on Tuesday July between 7 and 9 pm. The election aims to fill the congressional vacancy caused by the death of J. Martin. Dated June. PAU AQUA Ny.
A notice from G Howell Murehlor of Warren County states a special election will be held in Wim Wy Lundy's Knowlton parish on Friday at 6 PM to elect a state representative for the Knowlton district. The election will be overseen by Joseph McCart Smiertit, town clerk.
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