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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
7
Local columns record church events, anniversaries, visits, and society gatherings across communities in Fleming, Belvidere, and surrounding towns. Updates include family visits, prayers, funerals, meetings, and the weekly schedule of clubs and churches with names of residents and organizers.
A dubious home remedy claims to relieve back pain kidney trouble and urinary difficulties by a fluid extract of dandelion and other ingredients. The blurb asserts rapid kidney elimination and overall safety, touting an eminent authority and a local druggist who can supply or prepare the mix.
Fragmented OCR text shows social notices and local events with names like Anya The, Mae Lowel Moray, and Margaret. Several lines reference gatherings, church events, and a few possibly dates, but content is garbled and hard to parse into coherent facts.
The article lists several residents and guests including Mrs. Pred Gradner and Mrs. Heayand at Pact sal. it mentions speeches, prayer, and social interactions. Names like Mark Smith and Loy appear among married couples and visitors.
A garbled notice details land conveyances in multiple local properties dated March 1808 through April 1908. Names include Mary, Deneamer, Blazles, Washington, Philipshiarg, and Anne. Several transactions list consideration amounts from 1 to 3 thousand dollars and mention parties such as Smith, Fulmer, Kinney, and Mants.
Snyder family relocated from Che Willen lot to enter their residence Saturday. The article names Mrs. Snyder and Carrie Ackerson as cousins and notes the village's two vacated homes. Washington connections and local relatives are mentioned in relation to the move.
An illustrated advertisement praises a book titled Night Cure and Health for Women. It promotes remedies and antiseptic applications claimed to aid sick women, attributed to author K. Shoop. The notice lists Dr. Racine Wisconsin and sellers Jenkins and Meeker.
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