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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
6
A garbled page compiles obituaries and social items. It notes deaths including Mrs Weller and mentions weddings, family relations, church events, and a county festival. Names and places appear in weary OCR form, with scattered dates and locales, reflecting a dense but unreadable late 19th or early 20th century local scene.
A flood of fragmented city notes covers Buttzville and nearby towns. Reports mention visits by residents to relatives, church events, school notes, and social calls. Names such as Mrs Saath, Wiltlelt, Hridles, and Mrs Bargow appear amid scattered references to meetings, holidays, and community activities.
Community updates mention misses and Mrs Seibs visiting Velitable, Mr Bulper of Oxford visiting relatives, Mrs Mackay and family, and Mrs Muskey at Lake View Farm. Health news notes typhoid and totillitis concerns, with a broken region healing. Religious events include a Mission Band meeting and Children’s Day services at Oxford First Church with exercises.
The poorly legible clipping lists names and places including Allamuchy Dover Newark and Greate Meadows. It mentions a postmaster inquiry after July 1 and various social, academic, and civic references amid scattered phrases and dates.
A historical advertorial extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for women and nervous disorders. It markets benefits like stronger nerves, better sleep, relief from anxiety, and cures for menstrual and pelvic issues. The piece promises free consultation by mail from Buffalo New York and highlights hormone-based tonic ingredients.
Dense fragmentary text records a 1907 property mortgage case in Warren County New Jersey. It mentions Andrew J. Primer and William Palmer, deeds dated 1800s, a complaint by Irwin W. Schulte, and dower claims involving tenants and named parties such as Benjamin Strader and Catherine Fulmer, with dates around December 17, 1890 and May 15, 1907.
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