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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
8
A vague product notice from Jenkins & Aiaeker markets a tonic claimed to expel poisons and restore vigor, promising hope for liver stomach and nervous troubles. It targets the weak and anxious, offering renewed courage and mid strength.
Fragmented local obituary notice lists a funeral for Elizabeth Middlesen near Norton with grandparents Wimp Haddleson and Mee ain, plus a daughter and a sister. Mentions of a father and half brother Chispee appear amid a garbled account of a family’s mourning and related visits.
A vintage ad praises a gentle approach to health using a syrup of figs and senna. It touts cleansing benefits and notes the product is genuinely manufactured in California.
A mixed Newark area notice mentions a family gathering and social events with names such as Mrs. Abram Wittons and Myra Ward. It notes a patient visit, a sermon preached at Belvidere and Presbyterian services, and a death in the area with references to local homes and kin.
A fragmentary OCR of a small town newspaper page lists meetings, individual names, and social notes. It mentions a church event, a missionary dress test, and a trail of personal references with several unclear spellings and broken phrases.
A fragmented London style cluster lists names like SUE PHENSBURGS Varley Petty and Hinehart of Ponwell Wisa among scattered social mentions. The text references visits, entertainments, attendances at gatherings, and family routines with several incomplete phrases and unclear dates or places.
Notices from West Washing Tate outline inquiries and orders for light and power contracts. The brief item signals prompt attention for forthcoming projects and potential public works.
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