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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
11
Raders Easton Delaware River area advertises women’s suits and coats with winter styles, fabrics, and prices. It notes strong fall demand for suits due to style, fit, material and moderate prices, and mentions new shipments of desirable items arriving this week.
An advertisement touts Reliable Furs as a trusted house with extensive fur stock including coats and small furs. It claims genuine seal coats offered reliably, notes Russian pony skin cuts, and asserts price advantages due to past purchases. The copy stressesAvoiding wrong buys by shopping at a reputable dealer.
Local shop advertises a complete curtain fabrics draperies and upholstery department with a broad range of goods and services. It emphasizes unique offerings in drapery work and invites customers to visit for up-to-date selections.
Fragmented notes describe a vague epidemic rumor in Hackettstown area with scattered items about local people, court actions, divorc es and property dealings. Mentions include Mrs Rate Taggers of Maghetty town, Chugley Ty for divorce, and insured business leasing near Belvideros.
A garbled 19th century item describes court actions and property notes in Monroe County New Jersey. It mentions a park, Brook Stone Co of Monroe, a Cleveland home on Lakewood land, property valued at millions, and a charity fund for children. It also notes a damage suit against Jas Powschors of Franklinville and a St Thomas church vestryman facing annoyance from posted accusations. The Woodly trial found malice in a related suit outstanding.
A dated ad notes a cough remedy called Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow package. It claims to stop coughs and break up mucus quickly, stating it contains no opiates and is safe and sure, sold by druggists.
A garbled dispatch notes oyster production showing large yields and claims that advances in cultivation could outperform old methods. It mentions a national post office clerks demand for eight hours daily and a month of leave, amid references to the Taft era and Sugar Trust scrutiny.
A garbled clipping lists relatives visiting Grace Moyle in Pittston and social visits among Norton families. It mentions Mrs Broter and Iva angat, High Bridge residents, and several Rodenbaughs, Almond Rounsaville, and TranSve families with scattered references to April or Friday events.
Fragmented items from neighboring counties report dozen minor events including town officials arranging a chamber of commerce, a bakery proposal, a winter home move, a large grant to a rural area, and a horse robbery. Also noted are church, road, and civic concerns, with several scattered mentions of figures and places such as Dover, Whitehouse, Lambertville, and Mile.
Rail industry chatter notes L. Warner appointed and Virgil Chenain tied to new oversight roles. Reports of a fatal freight accident near Jersey City heighten concerns as Pennsylvania and New York lines explore schedule shifts toward St. Louis and Chicago. Plans for a grand hotel project at Seventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street surface, potentially bisecting avenues and affecting access near the new terminal.
In gastro ria the signacreaf Chas H Fletcher has reportedly used a craft or signmaking tool for over thirty years. The text mentions products and a purchase, referencing a familiar maker.
Fragmentary local notes mention Ray Baldwin taking a job with Se WEEE BAT Hy coos and a voyage to Dover. References include Mrs Wing Marl visiting Penayy, Ann and Mrs. Phil of New, and Arie Baldwin with Miss Baldwin in Washington. A hunting incident and a Sunday driving mishap near Rockport involve Geo Harman and Chay Carpenter with farm wagons damaged.
The item reports testimonials praising Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for back pain and kidney trouble. Don Warren of Warren County endorses the remedy, noting quick relief and satisfaction from purchases at a local drug store. The piece frames positive citizen testimony as strong proof of the product’s value.
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