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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
2
Hackettstown community column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and attending services. Mentions of interment plans for Mre May, church events, school activities, and local visits to doctors and hospitals. Readers note travels to New York and Brooklyn, plus planned farewells and congregational meetings.
Mrs Okra Grays reports relief after using a touted diet product from a NewsVersey article. She cites improved appetite and strength and notes others including her niece began using it. The claim centers on a remedy promising digestion relief and weight gain.
The obituary lists Carrie DevalwaIe EMenhoid as the widow of Stolnr Brands and notes her funeral services were held with interment at Creseu cemetery. It mentions mourners and family events, including a Sunday gathering and church activities. Additional names reflect a broad local network and community ties.
A crowded social page lists visits and family events across towns. Mrs. Wagner hosts a gathering at her residence while others plan visits, meetings, and domestic activities. Names, dates, and locations include Cape Bent, Amboy, and Pillerton with various households noted and community figures mentioned.
The Sty and World faced a $2.2 million purchase round as talks progressed this December. Key figures remain unnamed while parties negotiate terms and potential outcomes for the acquisition.
A testimonial letter from Mrs. W. B. Lassi of Noamila praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women. She reports relief from backache, fatigue, insomnia, and emotional distress after using the remedy, claiming improved health and energy enabling her to work and care for her family. The letter invites other women to write for confidential advice.
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