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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
6
Personal notices list visitors and departures to and from Washington during the week. The column names various residents and their movements, Sunday and weekly gatherings, funerals, visits from Newark and New York, and local society events with numerous names, dates, and places.
An advertisement touts For Your Protection Weophie pile Biber on every package of Scoct's Timishant claiming relief for throat and bronchial troubles. It promises a free sample from Scott and Bowne and cites secrecy and health benefits to entice readers.
Footwear ad touts stylish leather and distinctive styles for women, claiming superior quality over rivals. Highlights budget-friendly prices for men women and children, with a large stock across dry goods, notions, and groceries.
Local grocery departue reports unusual price movements as exchange rates affect country origin goods. Details remain unclear but shoppers notice rising costs on staple items and potential shifts in supplier pricing affecting shelf prices.
A garbled report details Brewster Al Vise Tae ML Anders and a Washington wedding sketch. The piece discusses Klaw and Hilanger promotions of Gen. Lew Wallace works and a Prince of India production. It notes high demand for seats from suburban cities, with a ticket system and reduced prices for children and matinees on Wednesdays.
Readers urged to submit photographs showing scenes and children in unusual poses for a forthcoming issue. The request emphasizes clear, natural images suitable for imitation and artful presentation, with early submission preferred to save time in production.
An aged medicine label bears the signature of Chaa, aged 13, Fletcher, claiming castoria has been in use for over thirty years and remains the trusted remedy with the familiar line The Kind Yet Have Always Bought.
A year into shore sales, the company reports exceptional customer approval across 152 stores with zero complaints. The firm highlights careful product selection and strong business practices, noting widespread goodwill from purchasers and endorsements for its reliable service.
A sheriff sale notices a foreclosure of property in Franklin Township Warren County New Jersey. The sale follows a mortgage on the premises described as bounded by local property lines and conveyed through Oscar Hates and wife and Benjamin Keck. Sale is conducted by Sheriff Andrew Merrick with details dated October 12, 1906.
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