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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Hu Steerman as a specialist for chronic nervous and special diseases of men women and children. It offers free examinations and consultations and mentions testimonials from past students displayed at the office.
Travel offer for Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Minneapolis with routes via Niagara Falls and Chicago. Low rates cover transportation and lodging. agents Wine Kelley and Naughton coordinate from New York and Boston offices.
Phillipsburg briefs recount Frank Kelter's barber shop move to Main Street and Alpha, new bartender at Patrick Sweeney, plus Bevon Hotel changes. Another item reports the death of John Berry from illness, with multiple hometown names mentioned from Easton to Philipsburg.
Port Colden Mississippi visitor and Ning Nan's school visit mix with family calls in Washington and Bridgeview. Mrs Peter Wagner visits daughter in Washington while Mr and Mrs Apgar welcome relatives at their home. Children’s Day exercises cancel church services, and a new baby named Aradia Irene arrives to grace the Nickerson home. Noisy yard bloom extends into Mrs Henry Staker's garden as evergreen elms spread shade over the town.
Port Murray notes list residents and visitors including Theo G Tinsman at Plainfield Prin cy Press works, Mrs Gaul Canteld of Saminte, John Post of Passaic, EB Barnum Summer Bowie, Hanskey family in Haren Dn region, Alonzo Bomerville, Roy Cregurae and Hckottal on dike, Ming Grrute Parlato entertaining Mixa Hupselton and mother Williams, Abstrom Pursel stomach trouble, Nathan Parke family trip to Ocean City, Theo Beaty guest of Mrs Elizabeth Anderson, Adams property sale for 850 at Hotel Antilleson, various social and travel mentions.
Residents of Phillipsburg hosted gatherings for Carrie Gack and Philipsburg connections. Obituaries note Henry Ladin and John Lamington died. services led by Rev. Rolvivon of Hazen. Funeral held at Lamington home with wide attendance, interment at Hazen Cemetery.
Fragments show a list of sale items with reduced prices across kitchenware, linens, clothing, and outdoor tools. Notable mentions include Mason's Fruit Jars, Strainer Pails, 400 One Gallon Butter Pots, Dinner Sets, White Ware, and lawn mowers. Many items advertise 50 percent off or lower, with prices described but not consistently clear.
A fragmentary bill of fare lists numerous items and brands in a garbled OCR pass. It mentions corn starch, milk, soup, coffee, mixed cakes, mackerel, rice, and various dishes with numerous garbled spellings and stray words.
Advertises muslin underwear and new ladies wear including corset covers with lace, drawers with tucks, and chemises. Notes prices like 25c and includes measurements and timing for fittings. Mentions arrival of corset covers and other small garments for women.
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