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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
5
An advertisement urges wives to try Rexall Mucu Tone to revive a tired husband’s health and energy. It describes catarrh as congestion from lack of outdoor activity and claims the tonic acts as a powerful systemic booster with noticeable changes in a few days.
A retailer states customers may return an empty bottle for a prompt refund and claims the Rexall Mueu Tone product is sold only at their store. The offer emphasizes a fair deal with large bottles priced at nine cents.
Miss Stella Warner is confined to her home with sciatica rheumatism. The winter has brought many illness and hazards including a near-wreck on icy roads above Riverton and frozen water pipes at the public school. The community notes a Masons lodge event, court sentences, a school trustees election, entertainment plans, and various local residents’ illnesses and events across Warren County.
William B. Grills writes a vivid portrait of Teeran life with humor, superstition, and domestic foibles. The piece positions Korea and its portrayal as a battleground topic amid competing powers, echoing Grills's earlier influential work.
Amidst a string of community items residents report a social at Calel Mayes on Tuesday March 10. Mrs Hazgn Biaaghart and family visit Stanhope. Tomking to preach next Sunday evening. Eyavorth League hosts events while Yoth Dicusant and Earl Derry are noted for an accident claim after a fall two weeks prior. Mrs Crile bedridden with grip, Mrs Anderson returning from Paterson hospital, and Dr Wittenger recovering from grip.
Port Colden residents Myr and Mrs. John Apgar visit their son Frink to meet the first Apgar grandson. Mrs. Thatcher hosts tea with Ruth Cling Edith Thatcher Katherine Quigley Elizabeth Shorner and Nelle Vliet. William Riley visits his father near Phillipsburg while J K Smith returns to work. Mrs Stollray moves, Margaret Smith falls but survives with no serious injuries. Christopher Ditmar and son call on Mary Ditmar.
Mrs Margaret Mathews widow of D BR Mathews and oldest Guivan of the place died Thursday morning at about 78. Survived by four children Joseph Mulroy of Whale Island Peter Mulroy, Charles Cole of Oxford Edward Cole Jr, Henry Cole, Mrs. Henry Cole visited from Washington Clark Larson ill with typhoid fever but improving. Church function by Dr Milford of Oxford well attended. sick list includes Mrs Madia Mulroy and Oscar Smith. Brag and Thrice Week Nix World ad at end.
An anonymous inventor reports a paper model of a novel airship design to win support for financing a company. He claims connections to a Washington fund and Newark news column, urging public subscribers and investors to back the project for the St Louis World’s Fair and a private venture.
Mrs. George Opdycke ill with erysipelas attended by Dr. Riegel. Mrs. James Lomasson near Valley dies after care by sister Mrs. James E. Goyd in Washington. J Elmer Lomasson expands feed mill business with multiple orders. Free exhibition of Absaloms Apgar mills planned for Friday March 11 at 1 pm near Valley Church. Samuel and Charles Marley of Valley report mild Virginia winter in wood trade. Teacher Mabel Kinney of Transcolon school delayed by wreck near Bloomsbury. she resides in Bloorebery. Martins Creek workers donate to the family after accident at cement works.
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