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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

1

The Harm That Flies and Public Health Urges Cleanliness

Citizens urged to combat the common house fly due to typhoid fever and cholera transmission. The piece warns for urban sanitation, citing flies breeding in manure and garbage, and recommends thorough cleaning and lime treatment to prevent outbreaks, with references to Dr Howard of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and wartime health concerns.

Teddy Washington Ugeesay Alesana Howard Uo 5 Department of Agriculture

Health Crusade Promotes Civic Sanitation Past War

Dr West led a large Washington meeting urging sanitary control to combat typhoid and other diseases spread by flies. Officials warned of dangers from filth and urged cleaner streets, waste disposal, and plantings, while stressing board of health duties and citizen participation in public health.

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Roosevelt visit highlights Washington trip and crowds

Teddy Roosevelt's Washington visit drew around two thousand men, women, and children despite rain. The special train stopped at Dover Philipsburg and Hoboken, with a reception committee from Washington aboard at Dover to greet him and urge primary participation.

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Auction Ad Returns To Reveal Missing Word Count

A fragmentary ad notes a contest titled Only Que More Weel with a prize of 880.00 dollars for readers who correctly repeat the greatest number of missing words. Last week’s rivalry centered on the words exelualye and in during A. Bavidsor’s advertisement hunt.

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Great Garment Store Ad in Easton Offers Ladies Wear

An old style advertisement from Easton, Colorado features a shop listing women’s garments including muslin drawers corset covers and summer dresses with prices from 25 cents to several dollars. It highlights quality workmanship and a broad assortment at 208-207 Northampton Street.

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Local town ball game draws crowd and pride in win

Washington 12, College Hill 4 in a rough exhibition at home, with 18 year old pitcher from McNab showing promise. Notable players include Doewwr, Morgan, Sutton, VanSour, Donnelly, Thatcher, Slavin, Brinker, and Sandt. crowd size criticized as too small for the ballpark.

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Memorial Tay Observance and Memorial Day Events

Memorial Day observance planned with a parade to Washington cemeteries led by Chet Marshal I. R. and the Oxford team. Children plant pots, a school chorus sings, G A R prayers, and remarks by local pastors, followed by an afternoon ball game between Washington and Lackawanna Athletics.

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The Great Garment Store Ant Sitoe House Baston

Timely mention of a few Men's Summer Wearables, excellent values at remarkably low prices. Men's Special Serge Sult, $10.80. Men's Linen Dusters, $1.98 to $2.47. Bour Wash Subs, 4c to 4c. Children's Stray Hats, 40. Men's Summer Underwear 23 to 90. Men’s Soft Collar Shirts 49. Drews Suit Cases 8c to $4.80. Northampton Street.

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Horse Thieves Sentenced by Judge Shipman

The court, led by Judge Shipman, sentenced five Washington youths and two horse thieves for crimes including stealing a hearse and a horse. Sentences ranged from one year to over three years, with fines and court costs attached. some defendants faced further confinement pending next term. Additional cases included for forgeries and larceny with varied penalties.

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Engagement Announced for Miss Radcliffe Daughter of Camden

Mrs Thalcliffe of 364 Broadway Camden announces the engagement of her daughter to Mr. Lester Gullek of Washington. Gullek, a graduate and student at the University of Pennsylvania, is a Sigma Chi member. The wedding will occur after his college graduation. Railroad schedule notes include a return train from Stroudsburg to Washington and a Washington express run Sundays. Mrs Blayett advertises white hats and flowers for summer wear.

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Roosevelt Beats Taft in New Jersey Presidential Primary

The article reports Col. Roosevelt’s strong showing over Taft in New Jersey primaries, with Wilson favored by Democrats. It notes Roosevelt’s near sweep outside wealthier counties, Wilson’s favorable but limited gains, and a low turnout estimated around half of a typical election. Essex County saw a Democratic defeat, while Warren County yielded flattering results for the Democrats. The piece cites county tables, unpledged delegates, and district-specific results, highlighting Republican disarray and potential shifts toward a new county organization.

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Petty Cage Case Postponed Amid New Rochelle Trial Link

In Washington, U S district court delayed Robert M. Petty’s mis application case tied to Washington National Bank. The postponement tied to Adenise Receiver Tillingham, a witness under subpoena in the New Rochelle wreck case, preventing Petty’s appearance until that matter concludes.

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