Favorite Prescription offered for Woman's Ailments
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is advertised with a $500 reward offer for cure of female disorders including leucorrhhea and womb weakness. The ad claims a century of cures, urges buying from licensed druggists, and promotes a private, cautious medical correspondence through the Women's Dispensary in Buffalo. Local notes report deaths, marriages, and community notices from Phillipsburg and Asbury with brief updates on residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
de. Merce
Zoo
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Pattenburg Hastily Readable Town Notice in Bethingham
A fragment from Bethignem town reports a resigning tone in J Grey, recruitment for district clerk Jotn Johnson Norton, and several local appointments. Notable mentions include Mary Fritz of Huntingdone, Abraham Cowell of Little York visiting, Prof J W Trompson of Montclair, and Ignac B Caen to serve with neededgia. A break in the wagon house theft and a quiet Sunday at Belle wood Park with two crates of beer observed. NM EB gpurdhon preached by Rev Henry Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattenburg
Bethignem
Bunterden Courty
J. Grey
Clarke
Abraham Cowell
Little, York
J. W.trompson
Montclair
la Town
Ignac B. Caen
Neuredgia
Athles
Albatra _Bird
Bellewood Park
Henry Ewing
Local News Briefs From Stephensburg Community
Stephensburg notes list residents visiting relatives and returning to routine. Clinton Florey of Washington spent several days with Lisgonelo Ray Baldwin. Bertha Millker visits Washington aunt Mrs John Haoce. Bertha Emith of Long Stand visits her parents Mr and Mrs J Smith. School reopens Sept 12 with Mrs Ednn Opdyke at Hackettstown. Ethel Balewin visits relatives in the borough. Miss Beam of Schooley’s Mountain spent Sunday with her sitter, and Geo Wynner is mentioned. The Dillers and Millers are noted with extended family visits in Hackettstown and Palmetric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eainesburg
Garfield Bartow
Clare Eitehen
Uger Hound
Eugene Beck
Clyde Raymer
Airs
Reymer
Gon
Blapcho
F. A. Mloglo
Stella
Lena Linaeberry
HP. Klug
B. Linaberry
Maryland
Win
Evana
Kothol
Linaterry
Hawkey
B. F. Ward
Mercan Brock
J. C. Davison
John Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Weitin
H. P. Ring
Warwick
Galena
Alvin Davleon
Lafarette Colene
Asbury
Mixa Grace Eldney
Oherbome
Easton
Jelanda
Bort
Fritts
Wo Aoith End
Wro. Cores
Wistosson
New York City
Joseph Kidd
Allentown
F. B. Butterwick
Crowcroft
Allegton
M. Floyd Rinehart
Newark
Edwin Butterwick
Arthur Mosd
Hamond Butterwick
Schooles 'S Grove
Changawa
M.O. Hammer
Good Springs
Moore
Whipahonas
B. A. Chitson
Louis Fox
Falls
Abe
Mica M Idead Fox
Elale Bilas Bing
Morelstown
Yleiting
Uily Lulu Bowlby
Mica Diinnie Gillispie
New
German Town
Arlog No
Mita Eatharing
Gerry Miller
Dalia
Hackettetown
Willigma Maier
Dire
Stewart Miler
Daughy
Palmetic
Percote
Jscob Miller
Dr Davi Kennedy Estara Solvent ad testimonial
Unsolicited testimonial from Sept 28 1901 purporting to praise Kennedy Solvent for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims quick relief and urges readers to try the remedy, with references to druggists selling at 1.00 and mentions of testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Millar
Davi Kennedy
Rly
William
H, Miller
SOUTH HAINESBURG PAGE NOTES TOWN EVENTS
Local items describe social visits by Mr Tow to lure ladies with rides, fishing near Inte Creek, and entertainment by Meinel in Stillwater. News mentions departures to Washington state, New York connections, and a volunteer fire company meeting in South Hainesburg with officers elected. Eureka Division conductors meet at Oak Ridge Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainesburg
Tow
Meinel
Stillwater
Sama
Steinel
Hakesburg
Garraid Bartow
State of Washington
Joep Wineburga
New York
Hinesburg
Sn Enthusiastic Jr
OOUTH
LT. Wolff
Bouth Halnesbort
Hatnenburg
Eureka Division
Order of Railway Conductors
Oak Ridge Grove
Buniow
Train Route and Local Visits Highlight Sunday Pages
The clipping notes a Lake Shore Railway timetable with a train every two hours between St Lone Chicago Buffalo and New York, urging tickets read Via the Lake Shore. It also lists numerous social visits across Hackettstown Belvidere and surrounding towns, naming residents by name and town with several engagements and callers over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tno Oaal
St. Lone
Chicago
Beffalo
New York
Lake Shore
Lake Shora
J. W. Daly
B. A
Buffalo
Local Notes From CalifoNia And Nearby Towns
Mrs Belle Phihawer nqaister and Mrs Charles Si¢h5 attend a spongy Sunday at Laks Bo satcong while Harry Hann fends off typhoid fever and Charles Walton returns from the Philippines where he served as a schoolteacher. Arnold Heiman, seven, injured by a stone from his brother, medical aid given. Central tailor reports winter uniforms via Algh Bridge, Jesee Williams opens harness repair shop in Frank Pita Building basement. Leroy Howard of Staten Island visits, families from Iowa, Bellawood Park visitors. Baseball game at the park features High Bridge club vs Eason, final 10 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califon
Belle Phihawer Nqaister
Charles
Jerry Heiman
Dr. Johnson
Algh Bridge
Turaday
Charles Compton
Wharton
Balyidere
Jesee Williams
Frank Pita
E Leroy Howard
Staten [Aland
Iowa
4. Nelb
Mer. A. Sutton
Bellawood Fark
Lewis Heffman
Edward Elmery
Eason
Local Notes From Meadville And Vienna Area
Meadville and Vienna social mentions include Amy Cosk in Meadowview, Emanuel G. Cumnins visiting from New York, Andrew Warner at HACR sttatoma, Vida Bel Gaummiinayyaa hosted by Anna M. Flumerfalt, Mrs J A Cumming shopping in Eas ton, Edward Bird's two boarders returning home, John Apgar visiting daughter Mrs J A Compdon, Lake Grinnell picnic trip, and J A Cumming shipping large quantities of celery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna’s Puett
Jursey City
J. A. Cumming
Easton
Edward Bird
John Apgar
Sirs
J. A. Compdon
Lake Grinnell
John Peubslowere
New Village Socials and Local Plant Closure Report
A fragmented notice describes a village gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs James Rush with multiple local attendees visiting from Brewartaville Easton and Philadelphia. It reports the cement plant planned to close indefinitely Saturday night, risking layoffs just as demand rises. It notes trolley workers on Land Improvement Co grounds and lists several local families and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Village
Mra
James Rush
Albert
Rush
Bart
Brewartaville
William Kiley
John EB
Pearl
Mire
J. H. Rush
Anya
Mary
Mia
Michler
Easton
Mir
John KE. Smith
Washington
Land Improvement Co
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Michael Palvoy
Esston
Palugsburg
John Tuth
South Maly Aires
Umuba
Neb
Frankiin Bhicy
Weat Nercer Street
Board of Education
Ste Renort
Fillmore Street
Hacopmitica
John Laser
Ie Belog
Vrorknen Liwaa
Bla
Envtoo
Chester Etria Han Eiven
Dr. Care
Port Murray
Charles Waldren
End
Sheppard
Lews
Ceath
Epalo
Squire VanBilliard
Dusa
Patrick Prendergast
Frank Crocuby
Jos, Mollpaney
Lawrence AtoNames
Alpha
Veo Bultard
Plumer
John Curl
Casper Sutton
Port Colden
Axford’s Grocery
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Humphreya
Humphreye’ Medicine Co
William and Johny Sts
Vannatta
Belvidere Avenue
Dorough Elerion
Warren County
New Jersy
Uni
Lee Ion
Trictar
Preciort
Coiyoty
Warren
Plate
Alturnogn
Ping Ofelock
Sousty
Andrew Menuchy
County Board of Election
J. Jielias Ai Ear
Pre ‘Tee
J. W. Kinnaman
Grocer
Lincoln A Avenue
Jon Cash Sales
Mr. Flummerfelt
Mee Flummerfelt
Geo
Parke
Hackettstown
Bello Berecash
Florence Wooleybee
Geo. Geman
Amoe
Millar Rash
Theodore McCathern
Daniel Weiler
Hackettatown
Mre
Dayia
Thureday
Harry Bently
Meaers Harry Humphrey
Henry Miller
Newrek
Mradecabeatty
Myrtla Slack
Phillipsburg
Lillie Beatty
Welter Wilavarla
Jersey City
Castle
T. Rough
Loula van 3Ycklo
Raaton
T. Rosh
Bamuel -Whitmore
Loula Vanycke
Broawry
Wm. P. Rash Mod
Snyder
Srass Cantle
Biliah Coz
Vienna
Banday
Ting
Sss
Niater
Doremor
Garonel- Opdyke
Bethel Church
Gardnor
Bondoy
Ste
Lion Coffee
Masa Woolson
Toledo
Onc
Lion
Woolson Spice
Camyens
JDO. Prista— Loc Priaca
Dolson Spicer O
Toledo, Ohio
Christine
Langer
Mail Order Department
Christine's Jewelry Hote
Washington, N
SALE
Jayne
LA Cetpen
Bier and
Traweekly
Tribune
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