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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
10
The Katehia of Pythian convened in Atinaens polly to cut the required wage for apulicania from gk to 18 and lower the age for eligibility. The move aims to rally membership with new access while gauging reactions from male members and prospective entrants about the altered terms.
Edgar H. Groff a mason from 58 Taylor Street Washington reports severe back strains while lifting stones caused kidney pain and fevers. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he woke the next morning feeling better and says he has used them for symptom relief since. The ad urges buyers to ask for the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy for women suffering from backache bearing down irregularities and other gynecologic issues. It touts non narcotic herbal ingredients and urges readers to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Mrs Biston Appice plans to teach at Beatyextoiyn school and Phe Kehoul repanest for Ale Mabel Golick on Monday in Newark. Families including the Durlons and Jeanette Beyer attend the gathering with Mrs Gertrude Burton and kin. Mrs Hissin boards nearby while Mrs Worey Peel and others spend holidays in Newark. Mr Eis Taylor hosts the latter’s mother from New York, while Mr Hermuti visits. Mrs Davison and daughter Minny anticipate a trip from Atlanta in September. Mrs Apgar plans to teach at Inchettatown public school again. September meeting of the Ladies Aid and C.H. group activities noted.
A string of local residents return to New York homes this Saturday after visits with relatives. Mrs. Florence Meyer joins three weeks with Mrs. Coole then heads home. My aunt Mrs. Theede traveled via Hunterdon county and returns Wednesday. Lori’s Supper is to be served Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Marahill Sercent hosted Mea CG WW Pure and daughter and Racketitown Sunday. William Kinniman shows notable improvement after a week of illness.
KnoWlton Mero and Mrs Raymond Perry visited relatives over Labor Day weekend. Eveland at Newark hosted Eveland visitors. Teatymoud Yung joined W S Perry at Sunday gathering. Mrs Mullen Green died Saturday at Domtu pocomonht. Mrs Saint Cooke plans move to Hope on September 1. Mrs Ta Dualleld relocates to her new home.
Franks letter to Wim Coulty voters defends candidacy for County Clerk of Warren County. He criticizes opponents and logistics, asserts intent to run a clean race, and seeks support while promising to attend the office if elected.
The community mourns multiple deaths with funeral services held in Philpsburg and Thripsburg. William K. Crutt and Perceval C. Prittwaki among the deceased, with survivors including wives, children, and siblings. Burial at nearby cemeteries followed services led by local clergymen.
Multiple local obituaries detail the deaths of Joseph Briggy Belge aged 70 in Brooklyn after a fall or illness and Mrs Louisa Greene 67 of Union Brick from pneumonia. Funeral services for Belge were held with Rev I S Wratharburg officiating and burial in Wanlington cemetery. Greene’s death follows long illness. she leaves a large family including daughters in Crank Loler Stanhope Mee Richards Easton and Delaware. funeral arrangements to be announced with services led by Rev C Hall and Rev C Brown.
Samuel Modine and Samuel Meading Bedines among witnesses as 75 year old farmer Eng lies nearby the barn deck. Authorities report possible murder in a dispute over liquor as two daughters mourn. Wife had died six months earlier.
The obituary records the death of a 52 year old man from Blairstown after pneumonia, detailing surviving relatives including his wife and children, funeral in Mud Creek and graveside at Ridge cemetery. It also notes the death of Mary McClain at 83 in Knowlton town, with family ties to Daniel McCain and a funeral at Mt Hermon cemetery.
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The store announces a fresh line of hats and caps with many patterns and styles. One piece caps are priced from 1.00 to 4.50 and felt and cloth hats for young and older men range from 2.00 to 7.00. Quality is emphasized as readily available.
We boast a fresh stock of ladies shoes in black tan and mous. The fall line includes tall shoes and Brogus Oxfords for young ladies. For men a genuine Cordovan and tan calf options. Our motto is quality first and price second as we present the newest arrivals for inspection.
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