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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
3
A dated ad urges immediate relief from dandruff and itchy scalp with Dandeliné after ten minutes of application. It promises visible hair regrowth in weeks, claiming new hair, fullness, and a soft luxurious appearance, touting Knowlton's Dandeline sold in small bottles at drug stores.
The article emphasizes thorough spring cleaning for homes using soft water and mild soap, promoting a home-made polish of one third wood alcohol vinegar and olive oil, with linseed oil optional. It covers cleaning mahogany with pumice and oil, regimens for marble baseboards, and tools like a carpet sweeper, vacuum, and hearth brush for matting care.
A garbled fragment hints at a conversation about home life and income tax. The text includes misstatements and stray phrases about children and money, suggesting a casual chat with incomplete thoughts and unclear context.
A graphic, period piece notes hats inspired by globe millinery with black and white groups and colorful brims. It highlights white hats with peanut braids, Turkish and Tuscan braids, and empire trimmings, plus a revival of the little breakfast coat in taffeta and dotted Swiss with ruchings and narrow fringe.
An advertisement extols a tea mix with sage and sulfur for restoring gray hair to a natural dark color. Instructions say dampen a brush and apply gradually, claiming gray hair disappears by morning after one or two uses. The piece also notes a Scribner’s Magazine excerpt describing a WWI era march and a Prussian guard encounter in broken English.
An advertisement extols August Flower for a disordered stomach and inactive liver with symptoms like sour stomach headaches and indigestion. It claims the tonic acts as a gentle laxative, aids digestion, purifies the blood and bile, and is sold worldwide. The piece ends with a humor snippet about a sour-faced old maid and a quip about Gower and a rubber plant.
Fragmentary phrases mention Mothers a Sareen aeeds Sati of Examine Bears a signature used for over ninety years and a Fletcher castor reference. Additional lines cite family league, voting, and a boat query. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, identities, or dates.
A dated forecast imagines wireless telephones in everyday use with people hearing distant voices as if nearby. Mrs Peabody jokes that her first call will be from a relative arriving for supper, reflecting social humor of the era.
A humorous exchange recalls Jim being keyed up to the highest pitch after he was locked out. The dialogue includes playful misstatements about taxes and a quip about syptax, reflecting a Boston Evening Transcript tone with local wit.
The article praises the apple as the king of traits in value and appeal to lovers. It notes a 1018 crop value estimate with a hearty three eighths of the value attributed to fruits.
In a clipped dialogue, Mr Groweher jokes about a long walk boosting appetite while lamenting the cost of a fine appetite. The terse exchange hints at social norms and money constraints without further details.
A whimsical line shows a sprite singing as he discovers his bridle on the bench and declares he will nagle his bit while smashing the anager emithereens.
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