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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
4
Buy your stove or range here before you decide to equip your home for steam hot water or hot air. Place your order now and be glad later. Our labor and materials are the best. We offer oil heaters house and kitchen furnishings hardware tools and more at Uchlein Block 53 55 E Washington Ave.
A dubious medical ad promotes curing catarrh deafness and many illnesses by specialists in Canal Street Easton Pa. It boasts cures for asthma stomach liver kidney complaints and more with a 30 to 60 day timeline. Free consultation X ray examination and sample treatment are offered for a limited time at the First National Bank Building Easton Pa with hours listed.
Frederick Hollman of Weat Beston and Nellie Cornish wed at First Presbyterian with plans to reside on Madison Street. Parade duties, local incidents include a fire company parade, a missing girl found safe, hospital visits, school openings, and various community updates across Phillipsburg and Knowlton township.
Fragmented report lists residents and actions across Delaware and nearby towns. Mentions William O Ward planning move, James Riachison grief, Mrs Carlisle Auf moved to Morris Plains, Julia D Bowne of Manunkachuck visiting, missionary society meetings, Porter's Japan optics display, and local farm trade shifts.
List of real estate transfers shows multiple deeds with dates from 1904. Parties include Jacob Gaorbart to Thomas Nawman for property in Phillipsburg, Oscar Jeffery as administrator to Edward Taylor, and others. Considerations range from 50 to 72,009 dollars, with properties in Alpha and Allayinghy areas and buyers such as Margaret Mowrey, Gertrude M. Eleilier, and Frank Staples.
A chaotic local column notes gatherings and personal visits across town, mentioning J N Blogs, WB McCleary of Phi Imibure, and multiple residents. It describes a Thursday evening event drawing a good crowd, church activities, a pig supper price, and varied visits by families and parishioners to St. Louis, High Bridge, and other towns, plus health updates and job-related travels.
A reliable businessman warns that counterfeit one dollar bills exist while F N Jenkins offers Howard’s constipation and dyspepsia remedy at half price. He promises a money refund if not satisfied, asserting the product will regulate digestion and restore vitality, though Jenkins may not afford refunds without proof of efficacy.
New Jersey briefs report on state and local developments including a proposed building project in Paterson, a census breakdown by race and birthplace, and discussions of infrastructure and policy. Notable notes cover a New Jersey population total, the Warrall Military Academy transfer, and indictments related to a Riverton Gun Club case.
In Stephensburg and nearby communities, residents such as Mrs Shabseca Oulling, Henry Crocker, Mrs Pageon Hartshorne, J B Bamp ton, Mrs Wine Widner, Miss Bartha Miller, Miss Auda Lindaberry, Gideon Wrauer, Jacob Miller, Mrs Arthus Hings Aidgon Jowph, Misses ya ly ad, and Drs Stewart Hanea are mentioned visiting, hosting gatherings, and attending family events across Sundays and weekends, with multiple homes in Naw Hampton Norton and Pleasant Grave noted for visits and entertaining friends.
An odd advertisement promises blood cleansing and kidney liver purification for a dollar, claiming a healthy glow. A Cosmopolitan November piece by General Colbin critiques matriwang among officers with low pay and urges National Guard reforms amid the Bull Run era maneuvers near Manassas Virginia.
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