Medical Plague Names and Remedies Listed in 19th Century Text
The article cites various diseases such as fever and diphtheria and lists remedies and pills. It references figures like Humphreys and Reticle Co. and mentions locations including New York and Europe. The fragmented OCR preserves a catalog tone typical of historical medical ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
Diarthea
Begets & Berretley
Gelplince
Mttons Callescsi
Iranchty Meare Caidh
Tavgmalete
Balt Heise
Exaytiytia
Biyati
RhowewAtes
Mantel
Uelgary
Towlaches
Humphrets
Local notes reflect county events and incidents in 1900s New Jersey
The illuminated page records various items from Hunterdon and nearby counties. It notes election results, road construction between High Bridge and Whitehouse, a foundry expansion in Flemington, and notable local incidents including a house fire, a fatality near Raven Rock, and injuries from a street accident. It mentions the Women's Club sale, legal cases, and business developments in Dover and Flemington with scattered community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Blegard - Bow
Bob Liverton
Galgon
Lambertville
Lebanon
van Lowen
Lute Hais
Ugh Bridge
Seaton
Iigten
Whitehouse
Iunterdon
Fterington
New York
Pathenburg
Tancooe
Burlington County
Chas
Suiphin
Blemington
Court
Konding
Raven Reel
Eeuntordan County
Lumberville
Hichardson & Boynton Co
Dover
Woman's Club of
Flemington
Widding
Puble Plicey
Dim Heaverskot
Alice OG
Jenson
Sussex
Miuveun Co
Boston
Tylor Iron& Steel
Thankselving
Finniineton
roMmery
Barriss
Gray's Attorneys
Flonitiston
Celal Thi
eWitt Cruse
Jett Furn
New Jersey Briefs Amid Noise and Holiday Changes
New Jersey updates note 11 legal holidays, with New Brunswick Board of Education weighing tooth brushing for pupils. The item mentions welfare concerns, parental views, and local anecdotes about holidays and school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Try This In November Quaker Oats Health Boost
An old advertisement urges families to eat Quaker Oats daily for thirty days starting November first to gain health vigor and strength. It claims children should share equally and promotes various sized family packages.
Notice to Stallion and new owners of Wer ren Gomnty
Notice to owners and breeders concerning stallion examination and registration. It declares that for a stud ownership transfer and renewal, proof of ownership and a foal pedigree certificate must be presented to the Secretary of the Beart. The notice cites Chapter 214 and 1968 Acts and is dated October 4 in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Gomnty
Saul de
Washington
Uotal Wieser
Respection
Inna
Cates
Reniae Gutivea
Almions
Local notices and community life in Belvidere and Riverton
Belvidere residents mingle with winter visitors Harvey Crane returns from Atlantic City. Jean Love hospital confinement at University Hospital Philadelphia. The Rev Dey Moulsdulavnle delivers a lecture on John Wycliffe at the M church. Local incidents include a brush with diphtheria for John Flavens and a highway accident near Delaware Bridge. Election talk, church notices, and public road repairs accompany obituaries and township matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Ming Katherine
Widehor
Harvey Crane
Athintic City
Win
Anderton
Journal
Office
Delaware
Tyne
Dow. Smith
Depie
Watt
Reivdere
Ming Jean Love
Riverton
University Hospital
Phila
John JcMurray
Assembly
Russell
Uamn Jing Boett
The
Hudson
ron'Og
Bele Jvidere
John Flavens
Chas
Flavens
Delaware Bridge
Dey
Margaret Cruttx
Keldidtere
Jerry Anthony
Watl Street
Bamford Bros
Buckhorn
Lelaware
Phillipsburg
Sam
Bowen
Epworth Tiensuin
Ptensie
Bouden
Butlers Bridge
Arey
Borger
County of Watt Pee Loltowys
Philipsburg
Phidinsburs
Tha University Hospital
Piladelphia
Mornius
AE Seo Eieher Roth
Miri Newt Neev
Gubat Couple and Friends Gather at Mountain Lake
Mr and Mrs Geo Parte and Tobias Trenderattot with Miss Sailie Howe visited Mountain Lake Sunday. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold a social on the evening of October 8 at the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubat
Rene
Thiles
Lewis Smith
Geo. Parte
Tobias Trenderattot
Sailie’ Howe
Mowntain Lake
The
Presbyterian Church
Dning
Iran
Local Industry Outlook and Oddities From the Vicinity Notes
The Vicinity Notes itemizes a winding down of the Bridge base ball club with $800 in its treasury. It reports about seventy workers at Mackawanna Leather Co and $1,400 weekly to Meicheltstown workers. Several hundred more are hired at In-Huroll plant in Philipsburg, and notes on local employment shifts. It mentions Lew is Storms, a barber, and other local characters including Davis South and Balenting, plus a judge and a preacher famed for pedestrian feats, with page curiosities and a rash of community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh Bridge Baseball Club
Ita
Easune
Treasry
Mackawanna Leathey Co
Meicheltstown
Davis
Mdwara
Balenting
Thilipsburg
Knayne
Newark
Fom
Thor
Philipsburw
Phillipsbure
Justley Vanabhlnril
Lewis Storms
Finrguille
Morria Pinks
McCann
Loylig
Phipsburge
Ward C. Peabody
Musconelesie
Chirch
Bow Ag
Crom Eli Poh Cid Walteed
Trenton
News Notes From A Vague Era Report
A collection of scattered items covers sports results, celestial events, and local events. Highlights include a decisive victory in a championship race between Jack Sulingon and Stamey Netehel, a notable astronomy sight at dawn, and a Bethlehem Works wage update noting a 1 million monthly payroll impact.
Erie Rail Line Expansion Reported With Delays
The article notes delays on Erie’s rail project and mentions Lackawanna’s passenger service, with increased charges and a rise in costs per ocean compared to prior years. It reports 94 page under trains entering the Holmen terminal city and similar counts for outgoing trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Suesex
Lackawinna
Iligeluing
Tie Pital
Holmen
Foley’s Honey and Tar Advertises Cough Relief
Fragmentary ad copy claims Foley’s Honey and Tar helps chronic coughs hay fever asthma and lung trouble and mentions a warning about persuasion and herbal wigs. The readable text is unclear on context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miss Mertie Freeman and Mt Hermon Move Notes
Fragmentary local items recount Mertie Freeman visiting Mt Hermon and land work by J Hilderbrant. Floyd Banghart plans to move to Bridgeville and work on the section. A worker named Gingles suffered a 25 foot fall causing a severe ankle fracture and inability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville
Mertie Freeman
Mt. Hermon
John
J. Hilderbrant
Banghart
Elizabeth
Avi
Newark
Montelatt
Gingles
Apptes
Foo
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Milady
Bixler & Co
Jewelers
Northampton
Easton, Pa
RUST
Aiea
Hkastos
Humphreys
North Pole
Anne Cuda
Amun
Philadelphia
Dental Rooms
Northamp_ ton St
Easton
NEW. Jersey Briefs
Frederick
Minerers
Scastorya
Vicinity Notes
Genera News Notes
Anarringa
Alvorce
Spuday
Boasetell
Fitishirg
Bagh
Tenny
Varna Gnimey
Leay
Jack Sulingon
Stamey Netehel
Colma
Jolinwane
Maine
Borane
In- Stadtsen
Carden
Drs White
Ghoek
Knights of Columbus
South Bethelshem
Charney al. Sshwap
Bethlehemstel Works
Oyer
wDi
Gre
the Prudential
Furniture Bargains
Ines
Hutchings & Rinehart’s
Hutchings & Rinehart
Vittol
Dows Ark
Svatenay Cunningham
Elder Baptist Church
Kinston
N.C
Jenkins & Meeker
Jenkins & Meeker's
Avery
Dora
J.P. Cook’s Pure Food Store
Washington Avenue
Star Printery
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