Mole People and Products List in Mixed Notices
A cluttered page notes various goods labels and prices for hosiery belts and grip supporters, plus multiple local names and places in a crowded community column.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
11
A cluttered page notes various goods labels and prices for hosiery belts and grip supporters, plus multiple local names and places in a crowded community column.
The readable fragment describes a deposit offer with related interest terms and dates. The wording is garbled, but implies a monthly draw of interest and a large amount, possibly 1,1009 or similar, with a surplus note. No clear entities or precise dates can be confirmed.
The fragment notes visits by Miss Litelta Mershon to her father and sister over Columbus Days with Geo Apgar and family in Morris County. Ice cream social and sale items planned for Prigay evening. Also mentions Miss Nina Tidebrantaya visiting Mr Hawl of Maston and Mr and Mrs Read.
Hackettstown community notes reveal visits and guests from Newark Philadelphia and Plymouth Va. including Carl Currig Youndy and Mrs Richter with multiple family sightings. The piece covers church events school reopenings moving pictures and upcoming parish heating plans with regional names and addresses.
The text sketches a busy social scene with Grace Hoagland visiting Paquest and returning home last Sunday. Mentions Mrs Kate Blackwall, Mrs Wim Thompson, and a trip by auto to a nearby vicinage. Notes ongoing work on a new Macadam road and assorted local travel anecdotes.
At a recent trustee meeting in an Alabama church Henry Aten was elected trustee for three years. A Ladies' Society event is planned at the home of Mrs Stormy. Various community notices mention photographs, photography and social gatherings, with several residents and visitors named, including George Andress and Mrs Opdyke.
The column records social visits and entertainments among residents. Mahala Castner hosted her daughters Mrs Simantin and Mrs Tinehart on a Wednesday. Additional notes mention visits to Juli nith’s and interactions with local figures in a mix of garbled names and places.
An excerpted testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills as curing kidney troubles and back pain after failed remedies. The writer credits a Warren County drug store and a New York company as distributors, claiming dramatic relief and renewed health.
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