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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
2
An old advertisement claims female weakness causes back pain and headaches with symptoms like dark spots before the eyes and fatigue. It touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a quick relief, praising a 40-year record of cures and urging readers to trust the label's endorsed ingredients.
Local Belvidere notes recount a busy week with church sermons, gatherings, and public events. rail workers and town residents, including Oliver Hume and family, move through social circles while a monster frog fish tale amuses crowds. Elder Nathan Shafer Smith, respected Warrean Journal figure, dies at 63 after long illness, leaving a widow and two sons.
Village records recount church festival plans and school events at Tower Valley Presbyterian and Belvidere district. Mentions Miss Louise Berkuw as primary teacher, a proposed Glutt Guardner high school building cost, and various residents' health, travel, and social activities around Verney and Mountinville.
A flawed finish and neglected cold lead to a catastrophic dyke breach in the North Sea region, devastating a province. A life saved by a new medical discovery is credited to Doctor Ming, whose treatment prevented a fatal outcome from a lingering cold.
The column lists Mrs Susan Aught of Anthony visiting family, Frank Agar and others. Asa Linen Enno rests after three weeks with Leila B Gann. Leila and family host guests including Mrs A Hopler and Miss Virw Sharp. Residents plan Plussian Grove pig roast with a pol supper and Hackettstown band to provide music for the community gathering.
A Farmulleau reader letter extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing ulcers boils and wounds in a stubborn year of treaty era trouble. The note credits the salve with turning the tide of illness and highlights its usefulness in stubborn skin ailments.
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