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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
2
A long readable fragment covers church events, bereavements, announcements, and social notices from Penwell and nearby towns. It references residents such as Mrs. Turner, Miss Lee, and Mrs. Madan, with church gatherings, concerts, and obituaries noted alongside travel and family milestones.
The report details a local obituary and funeral notices with residents including Mir and Mrew Le Eatrand Dauehrer and family friends gathering at the home of Mrs. A Lesciaes. It notes Peter Hoppanich's death and a funeral held Monday with interment. residents reflect on life and community ties.
A testimonial letters claim Dean's Kidney Plus cures back pain and kidney trouble. The speaker describes relief from lower back ache after using the product, praising Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and urging readers to remember the brand.
Local railway and town notices describe residents visiting relatives in Hackenstown and Wilson town. Families including the Laverin Cooke, Mrs Win Suvereno, Mrs Circles of Wilson town, and Mrs Sha ward Walters guesting with kin, with several guests at the Kerr and Adrian Cooke home from Wednesday to Friday.
Mrs Lina Kennedy and Mrs Gee mourn the death of a family member after a sudden illness. Funeral services were held at the local church with many friends in attendance. Andrew Culensia and Guas Culensia are named among the children, with the community extending sympathy to the Culensia and related families.
Readable fragments describe a spell of gatherings and meetings near Tryntas with Mrs. Arthur Spangenberg leading a practice session and Sunday iterate events. Mentions include Miss Biddle and Mrs. Frank, with references to Catherine Tid and Joseph Juddle at a brother’s home.
An old advertisement extols honey and tar as a cough suppressant that heals strengthens the lungs and helps prevent pneumonia. Vague product wording and misspellings obscure specifics but promote respiratory relief.
An OCR fragment promotes Dr. Shemian claiming quick permanent cures for asthma catarrh deafness and many ailments. It lists illnesses from throat and bronchial problems to stomach disease cancer tumors eczema and blood disorders. The ad touts private consultations and demonstrations of ability to treat a wide range of chronic conditions.
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