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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
4
Reading through a crowded community page, local residents, students, and workers are listed with moves, weddings, hospital visits, and public events. Names like Morristown, Moore Street, Washington Street, and Belmont appear among many individual notices about education, employment, and social happenings.
Dr J T Curtias and Dwight Kunalie report Electric Bitters as a versatile purifier aiding skin diseases like eczema, and claim it benefits digestion and cleansing of the blood. They cite testimonials and endorse the product as a remedy for rheumatism boils and running sores, while claiming it stimulates kidneys and bowels.
The clipped OCR reads like a string of names and events from a local area. It mentions visits with relatives in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, funerals for uncles, preaching services planned for Sunday evening due to a pastor conference, and several farm-to-home or property moves. Names include Dennis, John Smith, Andrew Smith, Mrs Doe, and Miss Martha Gardner, with locations such as Port Jervis, Chester, Montyog, and Blurstoway.
A damaged ad from Washington New York area extols Vinol tonics for recovering cor valescents. It promises nourishment without upsetting digestion and claims Vinol builds red blood, flesh, muscles, and strength. The offer includes a money back refund if it fails to help.
Local items report Mrs. Sugan Everitt visiting, Meg Codley and others in town, and school activities at Friday class. Mentions a masters’ meeting, entertainment by Dinkatown boys, and re-elections including Hull and Geo. Henry. Ford purchases and road concerns appear, with notes on sinkholes and cavern damage around the area.
A long fragment from a small town notes column lists names of residents visiting relatives in Boston and New York, obituaries, family moves, and local events. It mentions Mrs Frank Hawkins, Chester, Mrs. Mateus Ceeve fun, and Miss Malad Homvod among others, with scattered references to schools, farms, and community happenings amid garbled OCR.
A public statement recounts personal relief from headaches and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Alfred Vitet and W Stewart of Washington testify to benefit and recommend the remedy, noting prior household members suffered similar pains. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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