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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1897
Page
4
Local column lists residents and visitors from Washington with many names, trips, illnesses, and social events. Reports cover illness recoveries, family visits, travel to Philadelphia and Allentown, church and school activities, and community notices including a funeral and a concert excerpt.
About seventy members of the Ute Tribe Improved Order of Red Men gathered in their wigwam to observe Tammany Day despite rain. Men like Sachgin Jompson opening remarks praised Freedom Friendship and Charity while Grat Past Sachem J A Russell read an historical sketch of Tammany the famed chieftain admired as the tribe's patron saint.
The University Association and World's Congress Extension plans a local centre to bring university methods to homes. Promoters include Lemuel Fellows and C O Bonney, with instructors from Yale, Columbia, Chicago, and more. Courses span literature, history, astronomy, and economics, with weekly meetings and exams for certificates.
A Philadelphia woman, Mrs. Bonsall of 9393 Jefferson Street, credits Cap suloids with reversing a devastating illness. After years of weakness, neural pain, and weight loss, she reports rapid improvement and weight gain to 117 pounds following treatment, aided by her husband and physicians’ initial doubts. The piece cites Dr Campbell'sCapsuloids as the iron-boosting remedy, claims it stops disease progression, and notes price and availability through druggists and the 101 Downing Building address in New Orleans.
The illustration shows the Abraham B. Stewart monument recently erected in Washington cemetery by Charles Force, a renowned marble and granite dealer. It is described as the largest, most handsome and costly monument there, highlighting Force’s artistic craftsmanship.
The Bee Hive store promotes spring stock with vivid claims of value and honest returns. Offers include Muslin, Calicos, Outings, and millinery items with emphasis on plain profits and limited lots, urging customers to act quickly while supplies last.
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