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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
3
Rexall Medical News promotes Mucu-Tone as the sole remedy for catarrh and debility, claiming it destroys catarrhal germs, tones tissues, and cleanses the system. A liberal guarantee offers refunds if relief is not provided, with a fifty cent trial size.
Fre Hosiery Pra unveils a new spring line of ladies, misses, and children's hose in a wide price and style range. Includes black lace lisle hose, plain lisle hose, and white soles. prices start at 25 cents, with several patterns and colors featured.
Frillipsburg recounts social events at central tailroad shops wedding of Mina Fanole Coyle and James Catielle with guests. notes Samuel H. Serouves death after illness. Police investigate foreigners drinking in city. river patrols active. A local fishing club event awards prizes to Miss Nelite Brig and Miss Alanis Strook. A young man joins trial for criminal charge. two community figures cited for civic duties. multiple informal notices and local incidents marked by limited details.
A damaged OCR bundle reports death, health woes, and varied local notices from Warren County. Names such as Bertha Winerson, James Shipman, Daniel Banke, and John Riddle appear among familial visits, weddings, travel notes, and farm movements. Locations include Asbury, Bloombury, High Bridge, and Waley Castner.
In Stewartsville and nearby towns a flurry of visits and greetings fills the week. Notables include Miss Theresa Gorgas visiting Phillipaburg, Miss Haynnle from Filisvung Apont with Mrs. Alonzo Searles, and Aaron Suyiter moving the Columbia fest. Henry Mingle plans a visit to his wife, Roy DreBush’s Sunday, and Arthur Milheim returning to Masc arath. The Endeavor Society met, and Sunday school notes show improvements as secretary Inide Harris and others participate.
The Bloomsbury area reports Sunday services led by Rev. L FY Wagner and Rev. AL AL Andersen with special music and a sermon on brotherly love. Community events include Epworth League activities, Children’s Day planning, and a dramatic company visit from Washington. Neighborhood updates mention Myre, Mr. and Mrs. LOK, and local families attending church and social gatherings.
Rawal Hotty and William Cowell are noted in New Hampton as recovering from illness. A sermon in Musconeteon Valley addresses religious matters with a practical tone. The text promotes Bly's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and related symptoms, claiming it restores inflamed tissues and senses.
Rockport community diary records visitors from Hackettstown Newark and Warrenville. Local events include a quilting social, Queen Esther Society meeting, and mentions of fairs, teams, and farm activity. Notable names include Davin Beatty Willever and Mrs. Lake Appar with town residents and ongoing projects around Califon and Somerville.
The report cites two foreigners in Martin's Creek detained by detective Norton after a disorderly night and a magistrate fine. It also notes a later slashing death following a quarrel at Laubertville over ten cents, with details of an Italian confrontation and a stabbing.
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