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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
3
The advertisement from F. N. Jenkins promotes a special half price on LDNE Howard, a medicine claimed to cure constipation and dyspepsia, offering 60 doses with a money back guarantee. It urges men and women to mail 25 cents for two packages, promising prompt delivery and refund if unsatisfied.
A local advertisement promotes purest ice cream and confectionery, claiming in house cream production and low prices. It invites readers to sample at the restaurant opposite the new Star Building, with meals served at all hours.
Shad prices rise as shores of South Jersey report plentiful catches while the State Medical Society plans a June 23 meeting at Albury Park. The State Normal School at Strenton will graduate 100 teachers this week. In Camden a theater and restaurant project is planned by Dr. Wm. Long’s company. Civil War veterans continue to be counted, and May charter receipts in New Jersey hit $57,652.90 with total charters up to June 2 at 1,112.
A Central Railroad surveyor reports a survey at Junctién for enlarging the coal storage plant from 200000 to 600000 tons. L. T. Canfield has been appointed to a senior superintendent role in the New Mexican and Great Eastern Railroad’s power department, with the Lima headquarters planned for Mexico City. Evidence of improved Lackawanna ferry service includes renovated boats and new vessels, while the Erie tradition of not soliciting business on boats remains, though bootblacks still operate aboard.
Pleasant Grove reports a rainy Sabbath causing postponement of Children s Day services and upcoming plan for next Sabbath. A church fair is announced for Wednesday Aug 5. Read, We Lowden is spending a few days in New York City for Regent examinations. Whopping cough reported in Stephensburg.
Over fifty years we make and sell pianos and organs for wholesale cost. More than 250,000 in use, claiming superior tone and appearance compared with higher priced rivals. The Vocalia Orchestral Reed Organ offered in Walnut or Quartered Oak with Mullitone Action, 16 stops, two couplers, two swells, 172 reeds, 25 year guarantee, stool and instruction book. Free 39 cent trial available. if unsatisfied, freight refunded.
County Clerk Firth plans a 4000 house project in PA umpaborg, and Northampton farmers hold an annual Plante at Ban gor on June 28. Bangor A M C A bought a building and will stage events, while Rev B D Decker startled Mr Marsh and Miss Eckerd in Seipeseio. A lightning strike damaged a farm house west of Easton, no one injured. The East Stroudsburg Normal School bans football amid dangers of the game. Farmers cut grain to feed cattle due to drought, others prepare for hotel changes as new contracts and construction loom in the region. A large trout catch near Blainestown weighed two pounds ten ounces. Washington Co receipts and expenses show net profit of 26,071.84. A Ber arma electrician storm left Mrs Ellier unconscious but baby unharmed. Local veterans list pensioners. Morristown prison sentence for James Swarte. Blaise Academy student Robert Umberger shines in botany and public speaking. A Rotzel and Brewer relationship alters local ties leading to plans for divorce and remarriage.
General news notes report Cleveland declining the presidency at Virginia, a monument commission valuing 15000 for Harrison’s memorial in Indianapolis, auto manufacturers consolidating to curb markets, and New York to host regional negotiations. Women enter fields once male dominated with data from the census. Belgrade palace incident prompts new government and throne restoration under Georgevitch.
Officials in High Bridge acted after reports of fake imports and counterfeit goods tied to a factory alleged near Asaandaley Street and Joseph's Catholic Church. Police cleared Main Street area and warned residents.
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Misaya Templeton engages Walter Field's team for a Saturday night rehearsal and Monday active work on a net written for The Aways. She adopts the role of Mise Templeton in gowns and jockey suit for the first act, notable as her return to the stage in cross-dressing attire. The production features Broadway favorites and a cast including Miles Amelia Stone May Hengle Arthur Dunn and others. Concurrently Atlas Bache Easton lists The Umbrella Sale and Foulard Silk discounts at Lingiow & 208 Baston with substantial price cuts.
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