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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
3
A garbled but promotional piece touts the Atom Radio Institute at Haston offering a treatment claimed to cure rheumatic conditions. It describes a device called the Atomoscope and urges readers to visit in person or write for testimonials from patients who report dramatic improvements.
Skalla's Amusement Park hosts a 9 o'clock dance next Saturday with skating for 15 cents and 10 cents pavilion admission. Thanksgiving Eve features an American dance, Haston Select Orchestra provides music, and roller skating is available. Open Wednesday nights with free pavilion admission. invites all respectable patrons.
The clipping lists numerous names and relations connected to Bloomshury and nearby towns. It mentions Audice, Mrs Chirts Etulslaer, Jer, Barton Che ues, and a baby girl born to a local family. Several relatives, including Mrs. Smith, Pegsiee dit Mes, and Alillie Ag, are named among attendees and kin. The scribbled fragmentary text references visits, a funeral or wake, and community notices from a Sunday and Monday period.
Rockport notices list Watefield winning a race and updates on local residents. Mrs Mitchell Suny and Miss Flossie Zullors appear among social mentions. several names connected to Elizabeth, Kosovlie, and Mark Gulick are noted as visitors or guests. A funeral is mentioned with service at the house on Tuesday.
Community happenings report various visits and gatherings around Sarepta and nearby towns. Names of residents, church groups, and social clubs are listed with recipients including Mr and Mrs, Miss Lillie Sumorfelt, Epworth League members, and church workers. Sunday activities feature guests, family visits, and a list of attendees with scattered details.
Fragmented OCR yields social items and arrivals from Newark Paterson and nearby areas. Mentions include guests at Mt Hermon and Teeletts in Newark along with weddings births and visits, plus a note on a Monday event and a city notice about a local paper subscription.
The text records scattered items including funerals visits and family movements across towns such as Blamistown Wilkes-Barre and Belvidere. It mentions a funeral conducted by Les Ww Psition, interment at Hazun, and references to relatives and neighbors in a disjointed local notice style.
Collvin family visits New York relatives and friends at Mr Pleasant. Miss Cora Klovener of Philipsburg spends with Miss Myrile Gat. Jacob Suller visits his daughter Mrs Hugh Hughes in New York. The Capes youth returned from the Sunny South. A fire on Saturday night destroyed furniture and bedding valued at 798 dollars, neighbors say the blaze started around seven.
Executors Edwin M. Paulus Sybilla A. Seay Abraham Paulus advertise a public sale of lands and homestead in Warren County at Union Square Hotel Philipsburg. The deeded parcel includes riverbank and canal lots with detailed boundary descriptions and farm outbuildings. Sale conducted by the executors on a Saturday in the afternoon. terms preserved by the will.
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