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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
9
An advertorial claim extols Paine's Celery Compound as a tonic to restore health and strength. It recounts a Kentucky man's trial after years of illness, asserting the remedy rebuilt his vitality, improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and daily activity despite age and nervous complaints.
A local Ox Ford page lists Ox Ford team members with positions, an opening game at Hackettstown against Ashley Bik AU, and notes Washington’s young pitcher John Farrett. It also mentions a forthcoming Washington colored team game, regional lodge activities, a near death pneumonia case, a resignation at Jonson Iron Co, Oxford High School graduation names, recent registrations at Oxford House, a New York visitor, a child’s funeral, Empire Steel and Iron Co wire work, and Golden Star Council’s fraternal visit.
Sauds Mac Williams resigns position in Newark and remains with relatives. Bridges are built across the highway. Charley Cooke dies at about 65, brain fever, longtime township official. Mrs Frome injures right arm near home. A campfire near the almshouse burns timber and slabs from Purcell and Hill sawmill. Several residents report delays keeping flames from buildings. Mr and Mrs Frome of Newark visit. Morgan and Wiest return from New York with livestock. George Albertson and others visit family. Fleming family noted.
A testimonial from Bre Marsl surveying severe chest and stomach pain followed by saying she was cured by Cateora Solvent from Kennedy Row, Rond out Kingston No Y. The advertisement notes the medicine is produced by Kennedy’s and priced at one dollar.
Morris Slater of Phillipsburg was in town Tuesday. Various residents and visitors, including D. EB Apgar, Ede Davis, Inez, Adcian Button, and Jobo Trimmer, were noted for trades, visits, and labor around German Valley, High Bridge, and adjoining areas. A wrecking train, school events, church services, and a mine revival near Aloz were also mentioned along with local deaths and marriages.
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