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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
8
Progressive women champion admiration for home life and influence on carpentry. The article argues women guide lumber choices, praising modern mills for smooth stock and ready materials. It urges readers to visit and compare lumber options for best value.
A dense roundup of local movements includes residents visiting, returning home after trips, and social entertaining. Several families referenced: Hanns of Neweltl Journey City, Grover Apgar in New York, and Mrs. J G Satrent hosting friends. A church obituary notes Mrs. Mary Ribbans, wife of Robert Tibbang, buried at the local cemetery after death in Little Brook. A reporting of road snow shoveling and a deer sighting follow, with various neighbors noted in attendance and travel.
A jumble of names, weddings, birthdays, and visits across Newark and Brooklyn. Mrs Jane Davidson and daughter Minde return from a trip with Mr and Mrs Walter Long in High Bridge. Elizabeth Crosti visits relatives while others celebrate birthdays and plan spring health regimens.
A surprise party for Robert Hunderson occurred Thursday evening. A daughter was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs John Riddle. Miss Georgianna McContel, ill with aette ending, is improving. The Girls Mission Band held a monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Fred Selusters in Bridgeville. Severe snow delayed work and raids. only 12 carriers could cover routes for two days.
Advertises Rexall Olive Emulsion as a nerve food and strength builder for the run down and nervous. Claims to enrich blood and renew health with pure olive oil and phosphites. Promises satisfaction or cost is refunded and urges convalescents and all ages to buy at local stores in Washington.
Glun Gardner and Minnie Brown host circle entertainments while residents visit family in New York and Murray. The funeral of Helen McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald, is noted with survivors listed and pneumonia cited as the cause.
Stewartsville society page records illnesses and recoveries, obituaries, and community changes. Mrs Chester Hulshizer and Mrs Oscar Hutshine mourn a family death. Samuel Bowers visits Harmony for a mother's health update. church groups meet for prayers and missionary work. multiple residents announce spring moves and farm sales. health remedies and local weather lore appear alongside community notices.
During the blizzard the Robert Selda barn was blown off its foundation and the Knowlton church and W Hortons place lost roofs. G Wildrick wagon house and J G Dunfield wagonhouse were unroofed. Mrs Cooke’s tower and wheel and Geo Hila’s wheel were wrecked.
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