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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
11
A garbled segment from Mackettstown describes community events, gatherings, and social notices. It mentions residents like Philip, Mrs. Gynde Peli, and Dr. AW, plus local venues and performances around town. The piece references bake sales, concerts, and a forthcoming event at an American chapter house.
Miss Ella Smith plans to visit friends in Unionville and Mrs. Tan Folin and Alrz Lake Hopatcong residents are seen in town Sunday. Local guests include Miss Dilla Carpentey and Mrs. Rudward Morres with children visiting Alpha residents. Alice Mattos is re elected teacher for fourth grade. Yonkers visitors arrive for three weeks with Winter and Shrove.
The warden of Silver Club 3 lauds Electric Bitters as best for stomach, liver, kidney, weakness, and malaria. The testimonial claims it outperforms rival medicines and is suitable for run-down conditions. Jenkins & Meeker's drug store advertises the product while urging readers to compare features with competitors.
The blurred account mentions residents on Front Street in a disruption tied to a visiting party. A long stream of names and fragments references family members, local shops, and street scenes with scattered remarks about repairs, new companies, and pending crossings. The passage reads like partial chatter from a neighborhood page.
CREA UNION servicer in thethi John Geohi s. ee suttyriog freny a gatherings on his th Mrs Lillian and Kurures wert Friday with Miss Mary Alovre. Miss Maide Erving of Marbetistos spent parton ish Weel with bur inach oh Altra. Qhawson of Newark spurt Salary day ana Sunday with his wife gr the home of Mr. and Mrs. Saaminel Wilson WilBur iXinney and cousin, John Wiriek of Philipsburg. Spent eGais rely With, their grandparen Mt an Mrs. J. WW. Flumertelt, at Beatyestown. Our Sunday school will plense witha the Ponnest Valley Association at Green's Like, on Saturday, Aug. 1. If that date proves stormy, /t will té then be, held the 8th,of August.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page lists names, places, and events with numerous garbled words. The readable bits mention individuals such as Mrs Lestur and Mrs Cr, locations like Clatretown and Stromdsture, and references to community items and happenings without a clear single event or date.
A fragmented obituary page from Newark lists multiple residents and relatives visiting or attending services. Mentions include Miss Laura Smith and Mrs J Fulntet, with references to a funeral at Ebenezer and other local names like Miss Park of Newark and Mr Ravith. The garbled text preserves a sense of community notices and church events.
A historic advertisement touts a new remedy that supposedly cures lung trouble and throat ailments. The piece highlights testimonials of relief lasting beyond prior treatments and notes sales at Jenkins and Meeker’s drug store with a trial bottle offered free.
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