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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment lists names and events such as engagements, relocations, travels, and family notices. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Wolters and various kin, a wedding anticipation, a visit to Paterson, and a New York event on March 28. The text is garbled with many typographical errors and unclear dates.
An ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and dyspepsia within minutes. It describes symptoms like sour stomach, bloating, heartburn, and fullness after meals and promises instant relief by stopping fermentation of food in the stomach.
In New Jersey chancery a mortgage foreclosure is announced for properties in Warren County. The sale, ordered by Sittin Corral against Maes Temi and others, will occur at public auction in Washington Borough on April 1, 1100 between 12 and 4 pm, with bids for parcels described by metes and bounds and conveyed by Daniels Wyelrot and wife to James P Morin.
A crowded, fragmentary column lists local happenings across towns. It mentions social visits, church activities, a funeral at a Methodist church, and various residents visiting relatives, with scattered names and places like Mount Hope and Axford Avenue.
A Dover church elected new officers and music staff at last Sundays service. Ist president Mes. Wmn. Everitt, Ist vice president Ailes Comm Marlatt, second vice president Mrs Andrew Deneve. organist Mrs Graco Osmuns, replacing officers who resigned.
An obscure clipping promotes Foles Kidney Remedy claiming to treat kidney, bladder, and back issues. The ad asserts cures for Bright's disease and irregularities, noting medical authority and unspecified physicians.
The garbled text hints at a parish or small town column with names such as Henry Gulbele Amanda Aeris Chstter Ryan Barth and Frahcia Smuth. It mentions visits, family gatherings, a shopping scene, and a note about Frahcia Smuth staying with his son Lewis for a few weeks.
Mrs W Johreron plans farming for Ernest Eckiard this year for Peter Anderson. The public sale of Mrs Steve Pritts last Thursday drew a large crowd. Revere De priced and others held farewell sermons. next Sunday morning service. Neighbors and families attended family gatherings and telephones were in use around town. Mrs dhvik Rodenhawght visited her sister Prank Opdyke at Pleasant Pieasant last Sunday. Mrs James Spence and son Allie spent a few days in City with her parents. Wm Tudibeson was elected to the Norton district education round at Pattenbury meeting. Miss Gladys Stolth attended a reception at Tittlebury hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Tellin, honoring their son Want Inieltin and his bride.
Wm Thomas with irlenads in Washington on Sunday. Edwin Ayers entertained her sister from Warrenville on Sunday. Ajvah Thomas with CrUNDS in Puilupsburg Saturday and Sunday. Misa Bertha Zellars visited friends in Hitchetts town last week. Tre B S Cummins of Newton spent Monday with her niece. Rosa Davis and Job Tianningon with son Les visited Hackettstown Saturday. EL Dinley returned from Orange county New York Saturday. Mrs Marion Groth of Brooklyn visited relatives. Mr and Mrs P C Barker were Sunday guests at Bedtyeatown. Blind of Hackettstown spent Sunday with his parents. Jacob Beatty and Harry Goatty and wives noted.
An old advertisement notes Castoria with the signature of Charles F. Metcher, claiming thirty years of use and calling it the Kind you hive and Always Bought.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It asserts benefits for nervous prostration, irregularities, and various long term issues, urging women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon, Mississippi.
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