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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
5
Retail notes boast hundreds of hat models from modest to fancy. The millinery department emphasizes large quantity buying to keep prices low and pass savings to customers.
A noisy catalog lists Junior Coats priced from 4.98 to 9.98 with a sales pitch praising the selection. The copy emphasizes small sizes and fashionable fabrics like Boucle and chinchilla, urging buyers to choose early for quality and fit.
The issue lists weddings, visits, and church services across town. Mentions Misses Leniive Nigelow and Jer families, music by The Feupton Band, and a Sunday school spoon offering. Details cover home visits, social calls, and church activities throughout the week.
A promotional note touts Miss Lea Dumas M D urging worn down women and sickly children to try a tonic described as a powerful body builder. It claims rapid improvement after weeks of use, promising strong vitality and satisfaction with a money back guarantee if no benefits are felt.
Ruatrstown notes report residents visiting Philadelphia and Dunellen for work and family visits from Newton to Pierce school, with several households mentioned. Rolls of community events include Puritan group meeting requests, a church supper, and local car trades by T. Ful auto agents. John Warner had a fortunate evening, and several families are featured in weeklong activities.
The notice records a series of informal gatherings and visits across families and friends including Emma Drnne Wing hosting a meeting with special invitation and Tompkins Cove attendees driving in. Mrs Froid and Mrs Brine are mentioned, along with Arley Osraed and Mason delivering a lecture on "Fourteen Vodra In Dixie" under Epworth Lane auspices.
A fragment describes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy claiming to expel intestinal worms, aid digestion, tone the system, and relieve constipation. It references Kickapoo and St. Louis, with garbled wording about health benefits and reliable results.
A garbled inventory style clipping lists items such as beans tea tam elode olive syrup and tablets with vague pricing cues. It references brands and unspecified quantities and includes stray terms like fashion and power.
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