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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
3
An OCR fragment describes a 20th century rural community scene with references to trains, politics, and local figures. It mentions Mildred Coyle, a pastor, and local assessments such as crop yields and prices. The text is garbled but centers on community affairs and agricultural concerns.
Mrs. Andersen aged about 40 and family from New York receive support as she improves slowly. Frank Shorter and others visit while church activities resume. A school reopens with Elizabeth Crevellag of Stroudsburg as teacher and Miss Pratt from Philadelphia joining the primary department.
A Spanish war veteran describes years of intense itching and severe eczema on face and body. He reports trying six doctors and various remedies before Saxo Salve stopped the itching and showed improvement, claiming a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The testimonial includes names such as Win Delaney and druggists Jon King and Meeler, with addresses in New York and Washington.
A fragmentary notice praises a tonic or remedy for women and injuries, referencing Mr John Dowling of San Iraveleen and urging readers to seek the product at Merker's in Warren County. The text appears as an unrelated, partial advertisement or testimonial.
Tuesday events in Trenton include visits by M H e henor and Christopher Windten of Westfield. Relatives in Fredon hosted weekend gatherings with Prenk Graver and Mrs. John Holt. Mrs. Wildrick Diddine and Fred Diling attended family visits in Irvington and Hackettstown guests joined Mrs Kishpaugh. A new daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Olver Phitnertelt, formerly Drake, in the region.
Sunday visits shape a lively scene as Miss Eleanor Cherry hosts guests in Stewarts with Mrs Win Dewkty and Lydia Rialls joining. Miss Vieln Vetty spends time with Phil Yosburg and neighbors while Rose trader Alfa Petty and Hinnetroor attend Stroudsburg events. Harvest supper planned at Presbyterians next Wednesday. Upper Harmony schools feature Mrs Helen Raub as teacher.
Help needed for printers rollers and cleaning rags at the Stur office. Workers sought to collect and supply cotton rags for washing and printer needs.
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