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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
7
A flood of short items recounts visitors, deaths, hospital plans, and community events. Names like McConnell, Wright, and Joseph Burnes appear among church notices, deaths, and local movements while references to Delaware Park, Amity, and Asbury Park indicate regional ties.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to convert weakness into energy and restore mental vigor. It markets a sugar coated globule said to cure conditions from constipation to headache and dyspepsia, credited to Jenkins & Meeker’s.
Advertises men shirts priced at 69 cents each, claiming quality standards high and fabrics well made. Highlights a wide selection of patterns and cuts, urging buyers to expect the most satisfactory shirts at 60 cents each from Main Floor.
A garbled text fragment references community life with mentions of visitors, family gatherings, church events, and local figures. It notes social happenings around a town, upcoming services, and a stormy period affecting plans, with scattered names and places discernible amid the unreadable portions.
The Hughesville Sunday school hosts Harvest Home at Aone’s Grove, with Jane Henry Tunean reading a realist note. Grandfather Duncans has been seriously ill but slowly improving after inflammatory rheumatism and hemorrhages. Raymond Willover of Boston visited his aunt Mrs. Insinh Stocker, plans a month in Enston with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Willevor.
Fragmented OCR text reports family visits and local social notes. Mentions Sarah Toyer grandmother, kin, and Newton area relatives. References to a Sunday visit by families including Lewis Hildebrant and Depathy of Fockport with Mr and Mrs Ciiktebrait.
An estate listing describes 22 acres of muck land and railroad crossing farm land suitable for farming or trucking. It notes proximity to Hackettstown and Boston with access to churches and schools. Inquiries requested at H. Jones 32 Bennett St Baslon Mass.
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