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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
2
A fragmentary page lists weddings and family notices from Blairstown area including recollections of Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Warriet Pullis, with other names such as Robert Pool, Misa Edna Bernina, and Rev O. M Wort. It notes deaths, funerals, and community events, with references to Philipsburg, Keowilton, and local churches, plus road and bridge mentions and a May/June timeframe.
Miss Florence Thiman of Orange visited here last Sunday. Miss Clara Jones spent the past week with her brother. Mericle spent the day recently with Mr. Dynes Malone. Timantins returned home after seven weeks with relatives in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Henry Waldron of Stroudsburg is visiting her mother who is seriously ill. Anson Jones moved from Scranton to Stroudsburg for work. Fred VanDorne manager at the Dink Girl’s Hoof has adverse news and will return. Mrs. Anna Leek, lately ill, moved to the home of her daughter Mrs. Jos. Holt. she is improving. Read, son of Read, Blairstown, died Monday after a week of illness.
Obituary notice lists Castorla Buars and Pletcher with long service, mentions Miss Jaigete and Harmony. It describes a Sunday school attendance, visits from Mrs. Watton and Mrs. Shoemaker, and a funeral service led by Mr Amy Faroe at the SLE on Washington Street. Relatives express gratitude for support during their sorrow.
A Maine reader reports suffering from organic troubles and severe female weakness. The doctor suggested hospital surgery, but she chose Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. After three months use she felt cured. The ad claims the medicine has aided women nationwide for thirty years and invites sick women to write for advice to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn.
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