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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
10
A newspaper brief notes a sale by Greater Fitts Bee Hive featuring ready-to-use sheets New dress goods children's items and school shoes.
A sprawling local note section lists residents visiting relatives in Newark and Blairstown, with travel from Philadelphia and New York. Names include Mrs Margaret Conelis and Miss Ella Read visiting kin, plus discussions of patients, church events, school activities, and local farm trades.
Fragmentary notice reports Willard Heath and wife of Morristown and Peter Ktones wife of Washington Aves visiting Mountain Lake House this week. Nearby lines mention Kihel M. Anderson of Philipsburg at the home of their parents during the summer.
Local items record weddings and social visits in Buttzville and nearby towns. Mrs. Phalw Nudliels and Miss Dongeng are among residents preparing for upcoming events. Chas Alten’s surprise party and church notices surface, with several family and neighbor names mentioned in portable social notes.
The notice lists Pravhga Painters and various paint brands and suppliers, detailing products such as White Lead and linseed oil in a mixture method. It mentions sale locations in Washington, Browe, Stewartsville, Garpnaf, McClellen, Hackettstown and nearby towns, with references to a two gallon measure and local distributors like Tonks.
Rev Robert Shyan of Hightstown spent Wharstey and Friday with his brother Roy GB Miman. Mla Sadie damimer returned Monday from a two month visit to her brother Georga ti Dever. Nathan Dalesmple of Qakartown spent Sunday with Mr Hoppouk of the farm.
The text describes inflamed throat tissues causing irritation and persistent coughing. It references taking a cough medicine mixed with an ingredient to ease irritation for a time.
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