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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
11
A dense, readable fragment reports visits, retirements, illnesses, and social events in Allamuchy and nearby towns. It notes deaths including Mrs. Daniel Mires and George Hummel, plus local gatherings, church and school activities, and visits by Newark and Newton residents during a period in early summer.
Fragmented OCR describes a lakeside or forest area with paths, swings, and benches. It mentions a popular day outing place for families and social clubs, promising a pleasant, beneficial excursion in native wilderness.
Great Meadows notes recount many social calls and visits, including Mr and Mrs Pl Dtnaman in Keston, Mrs Helen Honey visiting her parents, and Miss Ethel Harris returning from Newark. Several community members travel to Newark, Oxford, and Atlantic City as well as local church events and a summer excursion to Cranbeers Lake. The piece also reports a fatality and a firestorm impact on crops, plus upcoming church activities and gatherings.
Miss Nettle Bartow and relatives spent a Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Hop after a week of visiting. Mary Winmuefelt from Martin's Great visits Mrs Sarah Forer and Mr Howard Gruyer. John Park and Mrs Susan Moore hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Gao Park Great Meadows Willard Kinney and others.
Port Byron New York reports a notable healing fever incident with a testimonial from a local source. The note claims a long-standing leg sore cured by a product labeled Ducklen's Arnton Lab, with a questionable monetary claim and a druggist endorsement.
fragmentary notes report Nis Evora Coolys visiting her father at Seve Villa. Christopher Gresthier is spending time visiting. Mrs. Gilbert Stout hosted a party from Philadelphia. John Stout of Philipsburg and others were discussed at gatherings with Elston Scop and the VerBa group as hosts. Rev. P.O. Muller delivered a sermon for the M. and church, with various parishioners mentioned in social context.
A garbled advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invig orator stomach tonic and bowel regulator. It lists ingredients and claims to cure numerous ailments with no alcohol or harmful drugs, urging readers to request a free booklet from Dr. RY Cleroo and endorsing various medical authorities.
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