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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
5
Belvidere notices report visits from Katherine Winener to Mendham, repair notes on a fire at a local chafing event, and social rounds among town youth. There are appointments, travel updates, and a focus on community clubs, illness, and church events in a compact flow typical of a small town column.
A fragmentary old advertisement asserts that Yoane Girls, young alder women, praise a remedy from Dr ng as the world's best cure for sick and nervous headaches. It promises purity, stronger nerves, and overall health benefits.
Rev C C Cain of Oxford to fill pulpit next Sunday morning. Lattie's VanTomn sister Suella Hone hosts cousin Mary VanTomn Friday to Monday. Epworth League events led by Miss Lesta Coss Friday night. Warren County Teachers meeting set for Panburg to session Monday and Tuesday. Concrete work on bridge span to begin this week as form work advances.
The article lists numerous residents and guests visiting relatives and friends over a weekend. Names include Chas Beers Fletcher, Harriet Tush, Joseph Rush, Mrs. 3. M. Rush Spence, Mrs. White DeWitt, Fred Calyer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tra B Cale and daughter, Shinty, Mr. and Mrs. Petar Cole, Amz Rush, Flossie, J AE Rush, Geo W Larson, Edith Larson, Dortha Saron, Mrs Were Culver, and others, with gatherings at Harker Hollow, Harmony, and Gatontown. The piece reads like a social roundup of local visits and salon-style hosting.
A bustling display of new silks and dress goods invites shoppers to select from a wide range of fabrics. Highlights include chiffon faille silks in bold colors for waists and suits, cashmere diagonals, and prussian goods with striped patterns. Numerous textures and shades promise appealing varieties for tailored and dressy needs.
Fragmented text from a millinery section hints at ahead growth and distinctive offerings. Mentions department store emphasis and sales gains over prior seasons. Details are garbled but imply strong performance and unique selection attracting customers.
The ad touts carpets, rugs, linoleums and more with large assortments and low prices. It promises fashionable Velvets, axminsters, Brussels and tapestries, claiming quality fabrics at highly affordable costs and a broader selection than elsewhere.
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