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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1904

Page

5

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised

A Nashville reader reports back after three months on Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for backache monthly pains and nervous symptoms. She credits appetite return and pain relief, asserting she was completely cured and remains well. The note urges others to try the product and seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Mass.

Rose Hennessy Lexington Lydia E Pinkham Dean Mie Rose Noms Hesnessy Broadway America Sdesr Posetiast Loon Lydia B. Pinkhan Miss Peare Acxuns North Summer St Nashville Tenn Lydia Pinkham Lynn Mass Pinkleam Aled. Co

Flemington Area News In Briefs And Notices

Ex Judge John L. Jones of Flemington is critically ill, while farmer Howard Masehall near Flemington faces hardship as 21 boys await support. A Norton wife died recently. a first automobile owned by W Egbert Thomas drew a 10 bore claim. Sentences delayed for murder suspect Jagguee in Sussex until March 12. Charles Gangor of Orleton dies of throat fever, age 20, leaving wife and young son. Rev Walter A Chadwick of Port Jervis accepts a pulpit post at Troy. Dr Richardson of Newton to Dover. Julian Smith of Glenwood presides as pallbearer before his own death by suicide. Pastor Fletcher Annis of Brooksville marries Miss Etta Williston. Newtown Board of Trade learns Brenour & White will not move from Brooklyn. Frederick W Philhower of Hunterdon sues Lobiech Valley Railroad for injuries. Boonton firms attract Evox Hat Company, boosting local jobs. The Morey mill project advances. Prosecutor Driggs of Somerset destroys faulty chewing-you machines to stop false deliveries. George Clark of Lebanon becomes Clinton National Bank director after Joseph Van Syckle’s death. Edward Humphreey named new president. Jacob W Woola of German Alley as VP. Flemington resident loses a $250 diamond stud to laundry mishap. Judge John I Congett of Flemington suffers broken arm after ceasing vacaral days. wife of Circuit Court Judge Swayne also injured.

John L. Jones Flemington Howard Masehall Groshalder Uodreay Lett Norton Hunterdon County AiMordia W. Egbert Thomas Sineaa Janifce Hosuceeetor Troy Richardson Newton Dover Jubian Binith Glenwood Busnex Hoy. Fletcher Annis Methodiat Broochville Duced Alls Etta George Clark Lebanon Clinton National Bank Jossph van Syckle Clafted Edward Humphreey Alan Gardner Jacob W. Wola Han John I. Congett Courk Seins Umdara Hoodes Coonett Orlor Bliohen Jalkid Aldo Biz Swayne

Local notes from Boalyestown and surrounding towns

A mosaic of small town items from Boalyestown Hackattaa Rockport and nearby areas. Notes include school closure due to scarlet fever births and Calves at a farm in Tranquility updates on workers at Lackawanna Lowther Co and local weather talk. Reports mention deaths births marriages receivership and local events with several names and places.

Roahester Fire and Early World News Notes

General news briefs cover a Rochester fire estimate, Japan and China war outlook, Mexican health measures, belt of gum factory plans in Hoboken, opera revenues from the Metropolitan, Supreme Court on passenger liability, Japanese locomotives for government, transatlantic telegraph delays, and evolving rural mail carrier pay rules along with World’s Fair travel pricing and rail passes. Nations and firms named include Japan, China, Mexico, Baldwin Works, Metropolitan Opera, and Trunk Line roads.

Roahester Ality Inez Joe Wheeler Saya Beliaves Nuala Japan Aleal Biz Alice Chins Mexicwn Board of Health Loveland Buffalo Hobichen Metropolitan Operon House New York United States Supreme Court Prasenger Baldwin Works Philadelphia Aoven Joot

Railroad Rumblings and Freight Talks at Hoboken

Local notes discuss Lackawanna plans for large repair shops near Hoboken and signals protection. Lehigh & Hudson Railroad receives large engines to handle increased freight as Pennsylvania tunnel costs hinder Hadson flyer work. A Norfolk-sized legal case and a misfired Gladstone proverb are hinted, with a medicinal ad interrupting the flow.

Pratt Mites Lackawanna Trnendalooaye Ibis Lickawanna Hoboken John B. McClallan Backwithlown Lehigh & Hudson Railroad Lebigh Ho Calins Warwick Qrinnell Bort Aylyante New England New York Boma Thia Nen

Stewartsville Weddings and Local Happenings

In Stewartsville John Nolsan Beott and Mes Luella Ware were married at the Presbyterian parsonage on a Wednesday in February by Rev. Wm. Thomson Me. They left for Philadelphia then will return to make the villa te their abode. Also congratulations to Mrs Sadle and Donald Amey of Uniontown on their marriage. Weather and local events linger, with neighborhood news including a wagon addition by J Ed Wellerhag and a playful tale about a horse, Flore. The Edison Vornat Band plans a concert directed by Gustavo Thiedo of Lustun, and local politics discuss trolley location for Greenwich, with Banfi F Strader and rival candidate debate.

John Nolsan Beott Mes Luella Waremiko Stewartarine Presbyterian Wednesany Wm. Thowson Beott Philadelphia Mrw Mra Harrie A Godfrey Sadle Donald Amey Uniontown Roy Wim Thomson James Dyndshaw Wellerhag Poops Howard Flore J. B Woller Edison Vornat Thin Place Gustavo Thiedo Lustun Avery Porynéos Comuittooma Democrate Qaleb Rovd Hemly Banfi F Strader Wall Krown Greenwich Ueh Ja Stewarteville Strader

Charlea Belotor Dies in Newark Former Grand Master

Briefs note the death of Charlea Belotor a Past Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of New Jersey in Newark. Other items mention post office troubles at Mount Holly and a Supreme Court mandamus ordering a $380 000 scholarship payout to Rutgers College related to the Lejtalir taro program. Governor Murphy’s reaction included removing a ring he’d worn twenty years.

Charlea Belotor Masonic Grand Lodge of New Jersey Newark Mount Holly Washington Supreme Rutgers College Lejtalir Taro Tom Register John L.swayzee Murphy Toon Blasoner

Local Social Notes and Updates From Scranton Area

Rep Dr Case and wife and Mr and Mrs Edward Mare entertained at a turkey dinner Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Batown. The Gleaner Society of the Baptist church will hold sleep supper Saturday evening. Miss Lille McOuthero received a birthday surprise at her sister Mrs Miller Rush home for her sixteenth birthday. The Tarra Cotten plant resumed work Monday morning. Mrs J A Reska is ill with the grip. Mrs J M Guliek not improving. The stork delivers another daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs Aran Adams.

Case Wita Grayland Ediverd J. M. Guliek Mra Arah Adama

Unsolicited testimonial on Kennedys Mudlake remedy cure

A letter from Millar of New York claims Kennedy Solvent calmed long kidney and bladder troubles after years of poor health. He reports failure with other treatments and says Calcura Solvent cured him, expressing hope it helps others and thanking the author.

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