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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
6
Fragmented text shows a stream of community items including gatherings, visits, baptisms, and upcoming events. Names such as Markey, Morse Warren, and Vandornis appear with references to family visits, graduates, and church activities. The piece mentions town committees, canal summers, and a variety of social happenings.
The report notes a successful Children’s Day exercise with a ceremony led by the church, a drawn congregation including Mrs. Ansosy Vought and Mrs. Walt, and mentions Elmer Hawk’s daughter Mina and L. G. Rodgers of Branchton Pa. Also cited is a testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure transforming a man’s health and ability to work, attributed to Jenkins & Meeker.
A report from Waterlon notes Joseph Buritee and family visiting Towa on Sunday. An unnamed individual suffered injuries, with Mrs Cholla fainting and aid efforts provided by community members at a church event hosted by the Largest Aid Society.
A sensational medical ad touts Dr. Greene’s ability to restore health using nerve and blood remedies. It claims personal letters, free of charge consultations, and no travel required to New York City for expert advice. Readers are urged to request a pamphlet and begin treatment.
Readable passages describe community events in New York and Newark including church services, a concert in Glen Gardener hall, a civic meeting, and a variety of local social items. Names such as Mrs. Bonnell and Glen Gardiner appear with scattered notes on races, visitors, and children’s day services.
Proceedings discuss closing a local schoolhouse and plans for a possible consolidation. Names of residents and educators appear as speakers and signers in petitions opposing busier measures and urging continued public schooling, with a focus on supervision and staffing.
In VRQUEST VALGEY Miss Emily Hoaglind returned Friday from Philadelphia. Frank Daily of Aten Lawn visits with her parents during game time. Elya Wildrick and Joan Wilrick shown as graduates. Children's Day to be observed in the chapel next Sunday afternoon with Rev. AN Smith of Oxford presenting a talk to the children. School closed yesterday for the summer. Honors go to Tisel Carman Sarah Wilrick and Reulah Waster for regular attendance. Grace Wildyoe praised for near perfect attendance.
Fragmentary report from Rockbeurg mentions Win Bowdty guesting over Sinitas and P Menthan closing a shop for a visit. It references privacy, marriage, and several local individuals amid garbled lines about romance and community events.
An advertisement fragment notes Cure Consumption in early stages and mentions Poates's Honey and Tar. It references Jenk ing and Meeker and words about treatment efficacy, implying a medical patent medicine claim from a bygone era.
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