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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
2
A fragment from a Hackettstown area page reports numerous readers sending letters and notes about travel disruptions from a severe weekend snowstorm. Residents mention missed trains, blocked roads, school absences, and family visits as towns cope with heavy drifts and continued snow clearing.
The Oxford First Presbyterian Church will install Dr Grats ily as pastor on Wednesday in March. Gray, formerly at Beatyestown, moved to EHa gen Friday and a reception for Dr and Mrs Gray followed. A surprise party for Luther Meron was held Friday with guests from Hazen Belvidere Harmony Butte and Mountain Lake. Beeshpy's orchestra provided music. February honors list includes Ruth Barlos Mils ted Spangenbere Elele Middle Amey Glalys Tiddle Spangenbere Ada Spangentere.
Vienna and Marksboro report visitors, farm remarks, and daily events. Residents include Mrs John Wilson of Stroudsburg visiting Ger W Wilson, families relocating, a six week old buried in Mundy Pines cemetery, and telegraph lines cut by severe weather. A Go church service and March 1 mail carrier duty are noted.
F P Myers attended a General meeting led by Godfrey Cole in Bloomsbury on Tuesday. Mrs Osene Budd of Stoivartentie visited Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs B Walters. Spencer Wulf of Cooksville joined Mrs Thee Willover on Saturday. Mrs Geo Melroy has returned home.
Community items detail visits by Mrs. Tate and Mr. Andersen to Hamburg and Granville, farm life notes, a wake at Mrs. Bray Mye Anise Musi, and local interactions including farm chores, milk service, and Sunday school activities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Irving Parke and Nath orrac, with references to farms, weddings, and a horse riddle from nearby Williston and Weathersfield.
A Saginaw Alabama reader praises Dr. Ming’s New Discovery claiming it cured a cough persisting fourteen years and severe throat and lung ailments. The testimonial notes the remedy relieves bronchitis and flu symptoms with a money back guarantee. It mentions Warren County Drug Store selling it for 50 cents and one dollar.
An advertisement describes a hair treatment claiming to stop shedding and dandruff, promote new growth, and restore fullness. It emphasizes scalp care and dramatic results, noting a purchase refund from a local theater house.
Executors advertise a sale of farm equipment and livestock from the Elmer Criss estate near Venice, including threshers, harnesses, plows, mowers, wagons, and cattle. The notice lists numerous implements, horses, and farm goods with buyers to attend on specified dates in 1914, detailing items from Belisdaue to Stew Wellnessday and noting prices and conditions.
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