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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
6
Mrs Bradish of Detroit writes of dramatic recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long wasting illness. She describes severe weight loss, headaches, insomnia, and heart palpitations then reports steadier sleep, improved appetite, and regained health after seven bottles, praising the remedy's help and confidentiality.
A mixed fragment from Hackettstown and surrounding towns notes So Sudee Van Storn of Roseville visiting friends in town. Reports mention baptisms, preaching at Presbyterian churches, and community events, including civic projects and local movements. The piece catalogs numerous residents traveling, hosting guests, and work on cement and real estate developments with broad reference to nearby communities and churches.
Malyesburg reports a busy period with Harvest Mom celebrations, visiting traders, and dairy activity. Jacob Andress seeks better travel, Mr Mil runs a Teas and coffee stand, and a traveling horse jockey called on Thoraday. Creemery manager Hendershot arrives. Miss Millie Brands to lead Epworth Lengo. Josla Crisman visits from Blairstown. A Walnut Valley festival drew a crowd. a cats meeting is discussed. streetcar conductor Wim Snyder returns from New York after strike incidents.
Fragmentary OCR from a local paper lists medical cures and drugstore mentions in Montana New Jersey and Warren County. It notes pulpit attendees, couples receiving new wheels, and numerous social updates including visits, entertainments, and family milestones across small towns.
Local notes report Lebanon Township Board of Thresholders may restrict driving over the Harsey Davis bridge near the store. New Hampton parade on the 16th and assessor work revised. Clarksville Lutheran festival draws good patrons. Spruce Run Lutheran Harvest Home set for Thursday August 17 with speeches music and meals. Harvey Davis builds a new wire fence around his lawn. Stewart Bell repairs the road. A cabbage theft and cheese left behind near Harvey Davis store. The Band traveled to Tinesville. Potatoes few despite healthy tops. hay harvest ongoing. straw short but heads full. Newton Alpaugis’s son George injured in a speed horse incident at Henderson sale. no bones broken after examination but confined home.
Local notes from Port Murray and nearby areas record visits and gatherings. Mentions include Joe Little recovering from an illness, John Osborn entertained by his mother in New York, and Aaron Fisher visiting Blairstown grandparents. A Baptist gathering is noted as pleasant and well attended. Dr King’s Now Discovery is praised for throat and chest relief with trial bottles available.
A fragmented OCR item describes stock liquidation in two lots and a quick sale. It mentions wash salts and a price indication of 675 but is garbled with unclear names and phrases. The readable parts suggest a sale listing and urgency for buyers.
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