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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1909

Page

7

Calfon and Newark area notes and band benefit event

CALIFON reports residents visiting Newark and Somerville for business and social events. Local payments and bank news include Calfon National Bank adding a savings department at 3 percent, with accounts starting at $5. Community updates cite visits by Mrs. Morgan and others, barn and house constructions, and a charity show for the Calfon Band Thursday night.

Califon Mim Sutton A. Neigh Thomas Euarton Irvin Mead Hainden J. Rute Crestor Newark Grace Barrett Norin’ Branch Misa Edna Tonman oMrs Jeb Wy Ginger Glen Gardner Mos aAnna Hedavert Lo Phithower Mt Grove Euston Cienids Leh Schurlay Pluni Ington Wells ,Mannerman Eaeto Jen Real Oatuts Harry Gelel Hs Thumb Ster Wich Bridge John Ste Apsan Apgar Elmer Bish Isaiah Apa Prederick Croager Andrew Minit Sinton Inez Mendham Callfan Sines Lower Valley Eoging- Slon Qukesbury M. E Lev. O. J. Shoop Plainfield He Eluircis Schuyler Harver Hoover Lrugsh Canton

Widner visits Belvidere and Washington tales

Local notes recount Miss Myrtle Widner visiting Belvidere and Washington with family. Esther Parry ill with pleurisy. hunting guests hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. relatives and cousins visiting farms and towns. Mrs. James Duncan credits wireless Bitters for long-standing dyspepsia relief after 20 years.

Dusteyvele Myrtle Widner Belvidere Pearl Sharp Osnent Provence Esther Parry Myrtle Widner John Bailey Washington Merl West Piston Grace Fleagle Joseph Widner T. Craig Iene Lelda Geo Jones J. A Jones Iniss Grink June Cook Robert Cook aeGreat Anorhe Ebner Wrec Union Frank Brink Patersot Als Brink York Parcell Dbine Nyiniera James Duncan Haynesville

Easton Fur Offerings Advertised at Laubach’s

Readable fragment markets furs and fur coats in Easton with Laubach’s. The ad promotes Vosduse furs as superior, claims prudent shoppers compare before buying, and mentions showroom location on the second floor.

Easton Laubach

Sparkling Cut Glass Biggest Sale at Our Lasement

The Lasement showcases a major sale of hand cut glass with deeply discounted prices on tumblers tableware and bowls. Highlights include heavy crystal items at 69 cents each, and many other glass pieces priced from under two dollars to about two dollars and ninety cents. The ad markets variety, from bonbon dishes to water pitchers, with numerous nuts and fruit bowls in assorted designs.

Troyes Honda

Silk Rajah sale offer cuts price per yard sharply

A damaged ad copy describes a sales promotion by a merchant who bought heavily to convert stock to cash. It claims the Rajah silk line is protected by copyright, notes a dramatic price drop to 79 cents per yard from 7.25 dollars elsewhere, and promises a full color range starting with black.

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Palette of Color Names Listed as Noted Shades

A long line of color names is presented including Natural Apricot Reseda Green Emerald Myrtle Tan Champagne Beige Heliotrope Wistaria Old Rose Catawba Vieux Rosa Light Plum Lilac Navy Blue Royal Ceil Bian Gobelin Copenhagen Alice Blue Golden Brown Medium Grey London Smoke Taupe Jasper. The list blends warm earth tones with vivid blues purples and grays in a catalog style.

Copenhagen Alice London Taupe

Local notices and community news from Port Colden area

East Orange and Port Colden residents cited in a long list of social happenings. church services, hunting reports, barn repairs, family visits, and local appointments fill a Saturday through Sunday rundown, mentioning Miss Fannie Greenery, Mrs. Ray Tuenards, Jacob Criseny’s injury, and multiple towns including Newark and Bethlehem.

Imei East Orange Oxford Rusitiens Les Comitiutine Clarence Sbury Walter Sealsry Geo Blairstown H H Buniel AL L. Brand Fannie Greenery Ray Tuenards Pew Fov. Tryon Miss Mar van Syckle Newark Deane Jacob Allbert Frein Nous Jenny Jump Gounell Jacob Criseny Redman Wim Barton Ailler Brooklyn Mr. Williams Blue Mountains Hurley Thandemt Gidder MrMuyton Robert, Gough Fred Buckaman Joan Swingon Fred Uetseher

Local News Highlights Incomplete And Fractured Report

Fragments recount illness and recovery of residents including Amal Shatter and Mrs John Sharp. Notes on gatherings, a hospital visit in Philadelphia, and visitors with families. Local hunting mention describes quail and a large five pound pickerel caught at Pequest.

Amal Shatter J. Buigar Smith John Sharp Philadel Faxon John W Frome Chas Teeter Hagen John Gean

Desirable Complexion Promised by Foley Laxative

An old advertorial notes a laxative option named Foley's Orino Laxative as a remedy for constipation and to stimulate the organs, claiming it will thoroughly change the system for better health. It emphasizes quick results and sale by local vendors.

Lake Foley

Scarcity Report and Sermon Notes From Pennsylvanian Localities

Hunters report a rabbit scarcity in CSRPENTERVILLE area while Calvin spent Friday in Philadelphia. Rev Hugh Walker will preach in the Greenwich church chapel next Sunday. Coatesville worker Foy Blood will give a lecture on a Holy Land trip Wednesday evening, November 92. Rev John Blood of Finesville delivers a sermon in the chapel Sunday afternoon.

Csrpenterville Calvin Philadelphia Arine Re Deksonz Hugh Walker Greenwich Church Peti Natinieusirens Coatesville

Christmas Century Discussion for Honorable Leaders

A fragmented note references the Christmas Century and a discussion with Senator Tadiana and Vice President candidates. It hints at serious circumstances and seeking solutions, mentioning a feature about a wheel in a borns peas theme and a world knowledge article.

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Pleasant Grove Social Roundup in German Valley and Nearby

Pleasant Grove and nearby towns share a social week with visits among residents. Mrs Anthony Trimmer stays with her father in German Valley while Miss Doraline entertains Miss Vipeta Apyar at Yaodgien. Mr and Mrs Simpson of Orange visit Mrs Simpson. Later, Mr and Mrs Saunders of Budd Lake dine with Tarant Ar and Mrs M Sergent. Mech Hildabraht and family attend a funeral in Jersey City for Mins Aew Edgar Tored.

Aleson Clark Blasier Gaston Wagner Washington Opdyke W. GO Opdeke Easton Sunalus 2 Aes Apasiie Chas. Culgley Te Orville Cortland Mee M. Starker Jos. Lee Charles Brass Castle Amlray Joseph Scott Pence Port Colden Merbert Brongwayt Ployit Willever Daesh Ondshe Harvey Hartman Jession Wn Gardner R. Ondyke East Orange Arthur Somers Brooklyn Nina C. O Hillmer Fridey Waston Stewartsville Port Calden Kummer Prace Hing German Valley Anthony Trimmer Tathe Arrie’ Post Hockertalown Doraline Viptet Apyar Yaodgien Chas H. Sergent Simpson Orange Ars Jersey City Mita

Local social notes from Bhaltyestown and surrounding towns

Sunday visits fill the week as residents from Bhaltyestown and nearby locales spend time with relatives. Mrs Louise Meorshon, Mr and Mrs John Flymoercelt, Oliver Finmierfelt and others are noted visiting family or hunting trips, with gatherings in Port Colden Hackettstown and Drakestown mentioned.

Bhaltyestown Atghert Mergen Ila Fullier Mig. Hoover Walter Howell Win Hoover Mra. Hoover Jacoh Heed

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