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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
11
Advertises Bee Hive Curling shop coats season selection with styles and materials for wood trade. Prices start at £5 and rise to $20 with a $10 coat claim unmatched at other stores. invites customers to browse and try on without pressure to buy.
A local retailer touts a large wool sweater line for men women and children. Prices range from a bargain 1.98 to 3.00 and up to 6.50 with heavy mannish weave and double shawl collar.
New stock of dress goods and suits for men and boys invites shoppers to visit before buying. The notice emphasizes value and value for money with friendly wording.
A fragmented item describes a rural wedding rumor tied to a hatchery. It references a farm setting, a wedding tour, and superstitions about bad luck if certain wedding orders are not followed, with scattered names and locales implied in the damaged text.
A surprise birthday gathering for Mr Wildrick took place in Buterville with an elegant dinner and formal tributes. Friends and neighbors praised his Christian faith and long friendship, musicians performed, and attendees sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again on the veranda at Miss Howell’s residence.
The G2 annual meeting of the Warren County Sunday School reports 74 singing members, 1355 scholars, and notes treasury concerns with a small balance. Elections list several named officers and teachers. county and town updates include West Portal and nearby communities. A Thursday meeting and a Friday dance event are mentioned with limited details.
Miss Lou Smiley daughter of Mr and Mrs GC Cyapi Witteirnrtaed held a home gathering on Broadway. Music and games featured the evening with refreshments served to guests.
Fragmentary OCR describes an American missionary in Trauble Turkey facing theft and violence. It mentions a Greek group attempting to seize the mission and locals beaten. Phineas Seinya, a native from As-Dury, is named as pastor of a South Presbyterian church in Easton.
An old newspaper blurb touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. It claims rapid relief when taken as directed and notes the product is available for sale by local dealers.
A patient recounts indigestion and nerve fatigue from improperly cooked meals in hoarding houses and restaurants. After trying various diets, Grapefruit? Grape-Nuts improves digestion, weight, and overall well being, with a testimonial of significant weight gain and renewed appetite, praising the product’s benefits.
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