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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
3
The Thrice-a-Week World claims comprehensive news coverage and impartial reporting, appealing to both Republicans and Democrats. It promotes serials and home features, offering a one year subscription for 1.00 and a combined offer with The Star for 2.00, address routing to The Star in Washington.
The Hangry Man presents hot soft shell crabs and hot boiled lobsters cooked before you, oysters in every style, and meats of every kind with accessories at low prices. Chicken soup chowder pepper pot and more from select materials, bound fresh over fair.
In Muscatine the writer details cargo and factory life from lumber mills to cattle trade and fruit canning, noting flour mills, box making, and soap brands, then travels to Chicago to study mills, shipbuilding, and a cousin’s telegraph business before a Buffalo stop, summarizing industry, people, and urban contrasts.
The Human and Foreign Missionary Society of Newton Presbytery held its fall meeting in Harmony Presbyterian Church on Thursday Oct 2. Delegates from eleven churches attended, celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary with reports, praise, and a response to delayed plans. The gathering included prayers, a torch service, and speeches by Mrs Bagland Miss Love and Rev Mr Burrowes, with the next annual meeting set for Belvidere First Church.
An issue highlights new gowns and Parisian styles with elegant illustrations. Flegnor West’s story Betty's Escapade provides light fiction, while Household and Boudoir sections offer practical fashion tips. Readers urged to order a copy from Win. Laubsch & Son promptly.
The Delaware river surged during a week of storms, causing widespread damage. On Monday night water rose about fourteen feet, sweeping away timber and lumber piled along the riverfront near Portland. Many residents lost valuable winter stock and faced long cleanup as belongings were carried off by floodwaters.
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