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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1903

Page

10

Busy Wash Goods Store Offers Fair Judgment on Quality

The Busy Wash Goods store invites shoppers to judge merchandise themselves with about fifty best items in stock for the next weeks. It advertises ready to wear millinery, white and colored lawns, ginghams, dimities, and an array of black and colored dress goods with prices from 2c to 65c. Silk gloves and various new weaves are highlighted as affordable, with weekly restocks and a promise of customer money backs.

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Specials List From Local Merchant Prices Cited

The listing notes various items and prices such as unbleached muslin at 4 3/4 cents, Gent Calicoes at a stated per cent, toweling at 3 cents, red table damask at 2 cents, corset covers and lace curtains with price ranges, curtain poles, and small discounts. The text presents value claims showing how specials have built the trade to its current proportions.

Blairstown Notes and Local News Briefs

Blairtown reports attendances at church events and a first quarterly meeting, plus school and road tax actions. It notes a marriage error correction, a disorderly conduct case, a funeral with multiple relatives, town improvements on Main Street, various moves and employment changes, and community notices from nearby towns about schools, churches, and social groups.

Local paint promotion offers liberal quantities for churches and institutions

A brittle ad text promises liberal quantities of Longman Martinez Pura Painta to churches and institutions supported by voluntary contributions. It notes a 27 year history and outlines inexpensive costs about $1.25 per application, with linseed added and free sells through listed agents across multiple towns.

Joncina Washington Stone Stewarteriile Ge DE McClallan Hackettatown Johnson & Bon Bontrestown

Local notices and social items from Bampton region

Harry Melick of Jersey City visited his parents, John Melick, and William Wayant and Farm headed to Lebanon. Charles Snyder returned from Lake Hopatcong. Celeste Riddle, a musician in the Wollmates orchestra, came home after rendering Bach at Bethlehem. The Moravian church concert drew praise and photos appeared in a Philadelphia paper. Thirty five friends gathered at the Presbyterian manse to honor Rev and Mrs Umiberger on their 2nd wedding anniversary with refreshments. Light rain affected crops Monday evening, some fields still small due to drought.

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Amputation avoided by Dr Kennedy remedy claim

A patient from Poughkeepsie recounts avoiding leg amputation after decades of varicose ulcers using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. An accompanying physician extols the product as a nerve and digestion booster addressing nervous debility sleeplessness dyspepsia and female health issues, with bottles sold nationwide.

Aibin David Kennedy Joseph H Mulcox Church St Poughkeepsie N.Y N. XL Triad David Kennedy Corporation Randout

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