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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
6
A patchwork of notices recounts engagements and travels, church events and fundraisers, weddings and sermons across Delaware area towns. Readers learn of visitors from Easton and Hoboken, a strawberry festival, a cemetery cleanup drive, and school activities including a Children’s Day observance and a public school report.
Fragmentary text reports public health concerns and church services in a village. It references influenza fever and a few local names, with mention of Methodist and Presbyterian churches and upcoming services. Details are garbled but imply a village notice about health and worship plans.
Fragmented report notes Lither Heimel recovering and Philip Whiter visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Mentions Margaret Andre and John Deresmer in Phil hipsturg, George Winter visiting Pallipsburg. School board will meet every two months during summer replacing monthly sessions. attendance and education concerns cited.
Robert Knowlpolx reports Lelda of Townsbury spent Sunday with her mother and relatives in nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Dus Linaberry of Me joined the family gathering as Miss Olive and Miss Mamie Smith hosted guests. A large crowd attended the monthly Lb T meeting at the Presbyterian church.
Fragmented OCR lists ren t estate transfers with names Peters Philipsburg and Philipsburg heirs in May June 1898. Entries show conveyances for land or property in Philipsburg Lopteong Tyopateang and nearby areas with nominal sums and dates 1888 1898. several transfers involve Peter Crayure James Spehan and John W Cling among others. The text includes an unrelated anecdote about Early Risers pills.
Keuksturg notes list residents and guests visiting in town. Names include Jean Dodge, Aliva Emig Bagge, Mrs Dalrymple, Mins K Cook, Gullit Feit, Miss Lily? Muser, Miss Anna Basner, and others. References to Sunday school events and Gul dran's Day at Mt School are mentioned with unclear details.
A damaged excerpt discusses women’s health, praising Mrs Pinkham and her remedies for female troubles. It cites testimonials from a user in Lovurca and notes Mrs Lyra Winkham’s cooperative work, highlighting the influence of J. C. Orns of 22 Florhar Streets and a long history of treatment for women.
A garbled OCR fragment reports Munyon’s success and mentions Mrs Remee and a character named Tomawandt. It references Mainbe Tiemedleg, Beret Sunyan, and Angas Menyon in a vague dramatic scene. The text imitates a theater listing or advertisement with unclear dates or places and several misread names.
The article notes the arrival of carriages and vehicles in many styles including Buenies and Road Wagons. It urges buyers to avoid costly repairs by purchasing new styles now available at low prices. The store promises to suit every buyer’s needs with various models and finishes.
Fragmentary OCR note records a terse line with names and numbers, unclear event or purpose. Readable elements include a date and numeric value but missing context to identify person or organization.
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