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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
8
A scattered Newark page notes locust outbreaks threatening crops, federal actions, and municipal shifts. It cites mayoral and council discussions, court actions, and governance moves, including police and court notes, alongside unrelated items on theatre events and protests shaping city policy.
Harmony Howard Girdner and others visit near Uniontown while families and friends gather for Sunday visits. Miss Tillie Sleeker from a path remains guest. several locals attend services, school events, and a large Children’s Day program at the church. Governor Edwards mourns as Corneilus Edwards dies after a long career in Newark. service details list many local relations and church activities.
Belvidere schools marked commencement week with twenty one seniors in final exercises at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev John Packer delivered the sermon, the crowd filled the pews, and the class displayed notable academic and musical achievements. The program featured selections by the high school orchestra and vocal solos, with a senior address by Mrs G Sanford and a reception for the junior class planned for Friday evening.
Jersey farmers travel to the State College of Agriculture in New Brunswick for open house events on June 16 and 17. The program includes horticulture and poultry displays, farm equipment demonstrations, and market news from the Ocean County India Clube. Bred G Lipman will speak on European agricultural lending.
A woman in West Chester suffered a broken shoulder and back injuries after a fall from bed to a doorway following a live fish attack. Her husband, a Neh dealer, found her helpless on the floor. The incident left her reliant on two caregivers, a physician and a nurse, and prompted medical care. A separate death reported at Correll Hospital involved Miss Hazel Pister, age 13, who died from tetanus linked to injuries at a paper mill incident on May 24. Parents Mrs. Earl Fovlenhyelt and Mrs. Ada Visher of Klegetsville stay. Thrice-a-Week New York.
A St. Louis woman describes long back pains weakness and stomach troubles. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored health and capacity to work at home and for Swift's Packing Company. The letter urges others to try the remedy and share similar results.
The Star announces “Chiropractic Week” urging education and relief for readers. About 18,000 chiropractors in the United States offer free daily treatments through June 10, claiming life extension and better health. The program lists ten preventive tips from nerve care to sleep, with a free examination and adjustments for those seeking further guidance.
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