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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
6
AHOICE Vegetables marketing claim emphasizes the need for balanced fertilizers to achieve quality and quantity. It asserts vegetables require at least 9% potash for large yields and offers free informational books from German Kali Works in New York.
Henry Ambrose reports relief from indigestion after using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Advert details claim the remedy aids digestion and nutrition, enabling assimilation of food and stronger flesh, with testimonials offering free medical adviser upon mailed requests.
Community updates report baptisms at Imlaydale Riverside led by Baptist pastor Ray S. Dare and services across churches. Obituary notes describe the death of William Shrope, longtime grocer and church member, with funeral at the ME church. Memorial Day plans unfold with G A R and local groups organizing parade and programs. Also mention of visits by Rev. Omberger and Rev. Pogson.
Community items report visits and funerals in Titusville and Glen Gardner, a May fifth church meeting, and a Congregational gathering after service. Local farms leased for mining operations, STAR representative call, upcoming dam project near Mountainville, and several town residents’ activities. Also notes on school closure, housing moves, church social, and a Stomach and Liver health ad.
The Blairstown area report covers the Warren County Teachers Association gathering at the public school building, local shop talk, and notes on residents. Highlights include Follows and Newtown’s influence on town affairs, weather impact on cream dealers, and community notices from schools, farms, and churches with mentions of residents, businesses, and upcoming events.
Local column records visits and illness among Browlyway residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw, Mrs Milton Aten of Alpine, Mrs Lydia Willever and family, Mrs de B Muleizer improving, Mr and Mrs H Johnson and Lloyd visiting Trenton, and Reverend Gilmann of the AL B church replacement by James Gilluppie. Presbyterian strawberry social announced with cake and coffee. Chas Burkett and family hosted visitors. ad copy for Jell O dessert included.
Edith Ineley hosted by Tay Insley with church solo, Ellery Robison guests from Trenton, and visits by Dennis and Todd from Carepentoravile. Billingsley and Lance active in town, pastor Clyde and family moving to Easton, anniversary of pastorate to be celebrated. Easetown celebration drew hundreds. Civil War veterans honored. church services and social events featured. Ed Able attended Easton speedway after visits, and local horse accident noted. Bitter tonic advert promotes Miracle Bitter.
Columbia and surrounding area gossip lists visitors, illnesses, and social events. Hattie Oisea is sick. Osman of Wolftown visited Augie. relatives visit after a ruinous incident. Mrs Velentine Deotrieh and Mrs Clinton Ayers with children enjoy Dover contacts. church activities include Epworth League events led by Miss Anna Chamberlin. The piece notes fundraising progress, factory plans, and local moving and visiting. It closes with a General store ad style notice for Allen's Boot-Ease and a German-like address line.
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