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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
4
Mrs Rozac ERT Block of Hopkins Minnesota shares a testimonial about hot flashes and other perimenopausal symptoms. She recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and notes the company offers confidential replies from a female reader.
Port Warren society page records a community gathering at Mrs. Stawsert Fritz residence on Kinare Avenue with attendees from Stewartville and nearby towns. The event featured devotional readings, musical entertainment, and a succession of guests including families from Lower Lane, West End and Millas Megracore.
A lengthy piece discusses regional attitudes after the war, urging Northern and Southern readers to reassess identity, opportunity, and temper in rebuilding society. It contrasts urban and rural life and stresses adaptability and prudent conduct in a changing nation.
A partial transcript cites a testimony about kidney pains and relief via unnamed remedies. It mentions dates, places, and several donors or organizations, with faint notes of renewal and health claims. The fragmentary text references witnesses and individuals like Renwalyes and Lae, plus groups Foster-Mitan and Brigile.
A garbled report notes a new highway opening with operational concerns near Gaston and Lehigh. It mentions traffic buildup, curbs, and weeks of adjustments under ongoing supervision, plus references to local routes and nearby towns.
A garbled fragment notes a bride and groom involved in an incident at a church. The text hints at a theft or appropriation connected to a wedding ceremony and a local event or figure, but details remain unclear due to the damaged source.
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