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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 as a treatment for nervous debility and prostration caused by overwork. It promotes a 40 year old woven label and offers a special package for serious cases, with price on receipt. lists distributors and related products.
A bulging set of brief items mentions Glen Gintuitor Hotel activity, a planned wireless project, court and sheriff movements in Merrick and Belvidere, church services, a Philipsburg sailing display, and a digested list of local misfortunes and civic notices.
Readable portions list a string of names and social events from a local page. Mentions include Mrs Henry Space, Miss Essie Toonmath, Rev Annohiue, Willard, Mae Wheeler, and Frank Wildrick among others. Several places and relatives are named, with multiple visits and gatherings noted.
The record notes visits by George Scharrer of Oscort and Ingiver last week. Oliver Flamerfelt attended with pests Sunday. Joseph Kinney and family, Pam Flamerfelt and family, Mr and Mrs Reuben Ey OU, Mr and Mrs James Howell were seen visiting relatives including Miss El Banga Lot Pequest. Charles Feddrick drives a Pacific ten wagon in the trade.
Fragmentary OCR note references railroad issues at Netcong and nearby towns. Mentions a table of unsettled items, possible survey or purchase talk, and a placeholder about the Lakwiin and Tuggee Valley area. No clear events or dates identifiable.
Fragmentary account mentions Hayes Aros Expedition and S J McCormick now LTS Deputy Linern Surveyor Allan Station Ital Kays. The text claims Raven pains in lip joint back bone and urinary issues with a cure by Dr David Kentney’s Remedy. The language is unclear and largely unreadable.
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