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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented report lists deaths and engagements with relatives in Trenton Washington Elizabeth and Somerton. Names include Mark Mamp ton, Ira Ethel Coleman, John Peuvher. town events mention church services school meetings and a commencement exercise. A Sunday guest list notes visitors from Wah Bridge and surrounding towns.
A fragmented local notice mentions Aifiron Bonnell visiting Trentes on Thursday and Florence Wells in Nayeneie. It notes Mrs. Win. GW and Clara at events in New York and Newaple, with several names linked to visits and hospital updates including Lloyd A. and Mrs. Tax.
Knolton Mrs J A Walters spent 10 Fe Tanger and G T Smith had a relapse but is again at home. Carn is calling up to and whoat arg lookine page. Mr ant Ars Ges MM spent Saturday in Balvidere. A A L Denes and wenare Mapa Floyd Aten's hulldryss at Hope. Mr Dewissef Yellow Frame called on ax Freeholder Jones on Sunday. Milton Shotwell has sold the A tt Indian. Mrs dee Lacuiine and daughter Ethel visited her sister Mrs Snyder at Banger last Thursday. Wm Jones is going to raise Holstein cattle. he already has several fine. Dirnfelt was stricken with a very lame leg last week and had to call on neighbor Frank Slyers, toy planes his potatoes, a doy FY.
A fragmented 19th century ad mentions Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion, constipation, and stomach distress. It touts relief from dullness after meals and general stomach upset, naming various preparations and brand mentions in a rambling, promotional tone.
The listing highlights linens, napkins, pillow cases, and quilts with bleed through of details. It touts bleached and unbleached muslin and sheet sets, various napkin and glassware assortments, and cut glass pieces priced from under a dollar to about two dollars. The publication markets numerous items for home decor and utility at varied discount prices.
Daily free entertainment includes aeroplane flights and concerts. Monday features a 5 000 child parade, Lafayette College procession Tuesday morning, a big baseball meet Tuesday afternoon, and Mardi Gras night Tuesday evening. Wednesday hosts a massive military parade with U S Marines and National Guard units. Thursday showcases a historical pageant. Friday and Saturday present automobile events, fireworks, and a four-state firemen parade.
A fragmentary bulletin reports Myron and other local figures attending events and meetings. It notes a senior case reprieve, school hires in the Elm district, a banquet at Castle Inn, and various community activities amid scattered personal notices and local trades.
Neighborhood social notes report Mrs. Mary Fyeits visiting Mrs. Frank Baers and children in Ohy along with Mr and Mrs. Ervin Dalrymple and Mrs. John DeHart. Walter Aweng of Pittstown and Mr and Mrs Pete Quires with daughter visited. Mrs Lott and family hosted John Cy Lally and Glalys from Orange with their mother Mrs ropes hoe Ag. Weeks welcomed Mrs Tohn Jolugon and family visiting from Asbury.
Fragmented text mentions cows, residents in Easton, and visitors from New York. Several names appear—Mrs Beam, Mrs Sweny Craig, Mr Ginglas—along with references to Crane Phillipsburg and a university student visit. Details are inconsistent and data sparse.
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