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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
15
A column by Jessie Roberts Mune discusses women seeking work how to train for honest office roles. It stresses restraint in advertising, choosing high quality goods, and building a strong customer base to earn superior earnings.
A fragmented discussion traces word origins from the term Tartars to Tartarus and relates this to legends of invaders. It notes how bravery and fearlessness inspired the phrase catch Tartar, used for surprise captures, with references to medieval lore and prophecy.
A German surgeon visiting Rew Vors praised New Yorkers for daily baths and wearing fresh attire, noting cleanliness as a pride of the city. His remarks highlighted habitual hygiene practices as a defining local trait.
Garbled text references ten cents per card and sending copy with a payment. Mentions Abe Pecusun Kom Wolter and repeated harping. Likely an old, incomplete classified or promotional note with unclear names and terms.
Hackettstown and surrounding area residents are listed with moves and gatherings. Key names include Mrs McCracken, Mr and Mrs Stubble, and Mrs Died Tiana. The piece details church events, the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting, school updates, property sales, and summer visitors from Newark and New York City.
Newiork and nearby towns recall visits, family gatherings, and church events. Miss Mary Gray ends a Sandy visit at Mrs Hammond’s. Mink Cray plans a September return to Atary Lyon school. Columbia University attendees visit Lake Hapiuteong. Presbyterian church notices and a local wedding are noted among residents, with several families traveling and hosting relatives over summer.
Fragmented text notes a local team named Bullsville preparing for a season. Mentions players, a coach, and upcoming games with limited readable detail.
A testimonial from Mrs. Drier states Don's Kidney Pills improved her urinary condition and back pain after years of discomfort. The ad claims the product strengthened kidney function and reduced symptoms, with endorsement from Foster-Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
Saturday home games and social visits mark a quiet period in Hackett town. Mrs Harper Neyfirt of Hackett visits her mother Mrs Florence Afton. Grant and Raymond Pary return from Delaware Water Gap. Mira Tormpking and family from Princeton socialize locally. Emma Allen expects a birth. Jacob Cum Linkus visits with Mrs Lester Smith. a humorous note about a bald man spending money on hair tonic.
A Springfield Massachusetts woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and aiding a safer later pregnancy after a physician warned needed surgery. The letter, signed Mrs. M Natale, extols the remedy and urges others to try it. Also notes a probate notice for the estate of Wilhelmina Wilherorst in Warren County and cites executors and six month claim periods.
In the matter of the estate of William Hamlin late of Warren County New Jersey executors Arthur J Twin Tasydah Hamlin and Louisa Hamlin publish a notice to creditors. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within six months from the order date to the subscribers in Philipsburg.
Mansfeld Township in Warren County New Jersey opens bids for a road project from Washington Oxford Road to Kaysville. Estimated cost not less than 3000 dollars, with bids due September 24 at 1 PM. Specifications available on request from Engineer Velvidere and Clerk Lyne Velllekor. The township reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The executor Lewis B Hoagland Sr presents the account of Charity 1O deceased for audit and settlement by the Warren County Orphans Court. The hearing is set for Friday October seventh at 10:00 a.m. in the surrogate’s office, with dated August 3.
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