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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
3
The Dundee Advertiser notes a 120 ton ingot cast at Manchester Works Openshaw by Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Limited. The ingot was produced using the Whitworth hydraulic pressure system with a press six feet in diameter and 12 000 tons pressure.
A morning glass of cold water after rising and another before bed helps maintain stomach and liver health. The habit is said to ward off ailments tied to a disordered stomach and chronic constipation common to many people.
Daetor Brigham cites widespread physician support for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable female tonic. A Fitchburg doctor and his daughters report health gains and continued use, with Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass offering free guidance to afflicted women.
Vienna police are preparing to test a phonograph as a new investigative aid. Officials say the device could record conversations and gather evidence, potentially aiding future inquiries.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on the blood and mucous surfaces and is advertised as prescribed by physicians. The product is distributed by B. J. Copley & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, with testimonials offered and price listed at 75 cents.
A note from Indianapolis recounts severe skin itching beginning in July with hair loss. After using Cuticura treatments for four weeks the writer reports full recovery and halt of hair loss, dated October 27, 1905, with address at 319 N. Del. St.
A health expert touts blanched almonds as top brain and muscle food and recommends daily use. Juicy fruits are said to aid clarity in lesser amounts while apples supposedly rest the brain. Certain fruits can trigger indigestion in some people, and conditions vary per individual.
An advertisement promises relief from indigestion and belching using Mull’s Anti Belch Wafers, offering a free sample box. It claims drugs injure the stomach and that these wafers absorb odours from undigested food while aiding the stomach lining to mix food with gastric juices for digestion.
A biannual Normandy rite gathers cows asses and horses before the church. The priest leads a procession of gaily dressed peasants as a chart is sung and water is sprinkled on each animal. The event concludes with a village procession and departure.
A dated promotional notice invites readers to mail in a coupon with name address and druggist name plus 10 cents to receive two free samples of Mull's Anti Belch Wafers and a certificate worth 35 cents toward more purchases. It claims stomach relief by absorption and provides the Rock Island Illinois address for Siuna's Grape tonic Co.
A careful observer calculates that in a dance program of twenty waltzes four polkas and two quadrilles two skilled dancers cover nearly twelve miles. The lengthy exertion of the mazy whirlings is noted as a measure of energy expended by dancers.
All druggists, 60c per box or by mail upon receipt of price. Stamps accepted, Henpecked husbands are found even in India.
An amusing tale describes the famed Diva Catalani and her husband quarreling over dinner time. The wife wants 4, the husband wants 6, and a friend notes the compromise yields 6 as the agreed hour that suits neither.
A compilation of brief items on school puzzles and a foxed escape into nature. The piece notes a child’s struggle with the Rule of Three and recalls a clever jay and a cat anecdote, plus a Saint Nicholas reflection on crying days for children and a long meditation on the history of toys from ancient Greece to the Renaissance.
The London Daily Graphic notes otters domesticated from a young age prove most successful. Examples include Captain F. H. Salvin’s otter trained to fish, Duff Asher Smith’s otter at Vaynol that hunted trout, and Mr. Hurley of Killaloe who trained multiple otters. One tame otter aided snipe shooting, outperforming a missing water spaniel by flushing and retrieving birds from pools.
A dialogue about a gown misfit leads to mention of tailors and upholsterers. Angies notes the gown does not appear as promised and plans an alteration. Plumpleigh clarifies Paddem and Go are upholsterers, not tailors.
The text records a garbled extract touching on a ship cask afloat near Gretna and a discussion of railway and railroad wealth. It references Carnegies and fortunes, immigration debates, Spain and Italy emigration, a Cleveland preacher, and cultural observations on dress and style in various contexts.
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