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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
In a woodland vignette a speaker praises life in the wild and advocates Naujel as a solution to constipation. The ad argues against laxatives and claims Naujel dissolves food waste to ease bowel movements without harsh drugs. It cites an endorsement and lists the company details for ordering.
The Buick Valve-in-Head motor cars are in strong demand this season with thousands placing orders for future delivery. Buyers seeking Buick quality and performance recognize the twenty year Buick trade mark for efficiency and are willing to wait for delivery from their dealer.
Memorial item from Tepemla Hackettstown area notes a death, community visitors, and local events. Reads about John O Parks’s death and a remembrance hymn Thy Will Be Done, with church, family, and civic references, plus scattered local notices and a Taft remark on a League of Nations stance.
Mrs. John DeVries of Stewart Street Washington reports relief from back ache and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says heavy housework caused pains and dizziness but one box provided relief and subsequent use has kept problems at bay. She urges others to ask for Don's Kidney Pills at dealers.
Advertising brief promoting belt and bib gingham aprons priced at 59 69 89 98 cents and up to 1.75 dollars. Items described as belted with and without bib for general household use.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders announces a public bid for a bridge project in Warren County. Bidders may inspect specifications at the County Engineer’s office and must submit sealed proposals with a $1000 certified check to L Q Carhart, County Collector, by the stated hour.
Notice is given to heirs and creditors of Thomas Horan late of Warren County to present claims to administrator Jena J. Horan by February 4, 1921. Public notice dated May 4, 1920 lists appearance deadlines and required proofs of debt or interest.
Court notice in Warren County names Michael Mateney deceased and requires all claimants to present claims to executor Loman Alomey at 477 Summit Avenue Philadelphia by February 3, 1921. Creditors failing to file within the period are barred from action, per the order of the Surrogate. Dated May 1.
Pursuant to the Warren County Surrogate Court order dated May 14 1820 all persons having claims against the estate of Caroling Wilson late of Warren County deceased are required to present them to the executrix on or before February 14 1821. Failure to bring in or prove claims will bar their recovery. Dated May 14.
A promotional note claims life improves with music and offers direct factory purchases for best value to enhance happiness and home enjoyment.
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