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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
3
A medical advertisement promises radical and permanent relief from piles and other rectal diseases within weeks without surgery or pain. It claims complete cure of fistula without anesthesia or bed rest and touts experience as a specialist in diverse rectal conditions.
A Newark plea describes a wife cured of severe rectal trouble after treatment by Dr Lighthill at Broad Street. The letter claims permanent relief and praises the doctor, noting many testimonials and urging personal consultation for treatment.
Allie Thompson returns in town amid hospital reports of skilled surgeries and public talk of a trolley link from Washington to Oxford. The piece urges starting a movement to improve roads between towns, noting upcoming Fourth of July celebrations and calls for better school commencement practices, with social events and local governance topics interwoven.
The Young Aspa's Christian Association of Easton and Pittsburgh extends an invitation to local young men to visit the Association building for leisure and study. Since opening, the facility has seen nearly 7,000 visits, with over 200 members and plans for substantial growth. Membership is 72 per year with limited privileges, and social, educational, and religious programs are expanding. A fall program includes a school by October 1 with multiple teachers, weekly evening classes, and a new gymnasium.
Dealh Stewartsville Caley Cline a well known cuizue of Stewartsville died at his residence last Thursday night at Soesock and was buried Monday afternoon in Presby teria cemetery. He suffered a severe inflammatory rheumatism seven weeks earlier. He was the youngest child of the late Lewis Cling and born to his father’s family. He married Annie Boyer about twenty years ago and became a respected business and township leader. He served as Township Committee member and Creeenwick Township collector. He was a Presbyterian church member and joined Wieren Lodge No 10. He leaves a widow and four minor children, plus two brothers and two sisters. A meeting on Monday night elected officers for the War ren Connell Lodge with several initiations and new propositions.
Mrs. Jacob Petty and son visited Dr. Wm Gibng and Miss Kate Kelsey. several residents returned home after visits. Mrs. Rachel Metter died after a stomach ailment. funeral held at Brook Union Church. Mrs. Tiller mourns four daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Dean and others visited Hazen. Mrs. Morgan visits Barker's Mills. Musconetcong Valley church to celebrate Fourth of July with service at Junction. An advertisement extols a coffee substitute. touts healthful beverage made from pure grains and priced about 25 cents.
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