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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
7
Conaro Andace, a Spanish shepherd near Hagerman, lay four days lost in a desert, leg shattered by a shotgun discharge. His life was saved when his two dogs stayed by him and guided searchers to his body after he was found unconscious and near death.
An American and a Scotsman compare winter cold in Scotland and the United States. The American recalls a frozen sheep leaping from a hillock, stuck midair like ice. The Scotsman counters with gravity, jokes that even the law would be frozen, delivering a self aware punchline.
G. K. Chesterton argues in London News that the lively Saturday night scenes in Battersea Park Road rival Dickensian caricature and practical jokes, capturing the authentic life and laughter of English people.
A nervous coffee addict regains strength after sister secretly swaps coffee for Postum. Over ten days the narrator notes improved color, energy, and clearer eyes, then learns of the health benefits and becomes a Postum believer.
The piece argues athletic dancing replaces ballroom waltzes for health benefits. It praises gymnasium style routines adaptable to home and old folk dances, claiming a half hour equals five miles of walking and improves leg muscles and overall poise. It contrasts beauty with inner virtue and cites New Haven and New York opinions.
The Philadelphia Record notes cloaks for day and evening will be elaborate drawing on French and English court models. Describes an Austrian blue satin wrap with gold lattice cords and a Medici lace collar, plus Bedouin and barners draped mantles and Spanish brigand style capes with gold or silver cords.
British artificial teeth makers produce shades to match any necktie color and rush orders to suit clients from South Sea Island nations to Siam. The export is praised as a bright spot in decaying industries, employing thousands.
Bloomfield New Jersey school board assigns two women to repair all summer damaged books. They catalog eight school buildings, sort by grade, and restore books with paste, needle, and care, leaving piles of repaired texts ready for fall.
Mrs Alice JB Clarke of Garfield County California receives endorsement from the National Institute for the office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction. She is serving her second term as superintendent of schools for Garfield County. Endorsement granted on a nonpartisan basis.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles of all ages. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Phelps of Westfield Massachusetts who claims age ninety two with no kidney symptoms after using the product. Sold by dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A woman’s view of a house centers on a card receiver in the parlor and hand painted salt and pepper shakers in the dining room. the piece notes how furnishings define a home.
A New York friend claims a thirteen year old ate an entire Cuticura box spread on graham crackers during a voyage. The boy recovered with no injury and the note asserts Cuticura ingredients are pure and harmless, urging continued use for health.
The sentence packs every letter of the alphabet into a concise line. It reads Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs as a famous quick mnemonic.
Readers are told Hall’s Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease and internal use targets blood and mucous membranes. The ad promises a $100 if any case fails to cure and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Crenny & Co. Toledo Ohio with drugstore availability and a note on Hall’s Family Pills for constipation and mood support.
An assortment of vintage product notices and medical claims describe cough cures, eye remedies, teething syrup, and pain relief. Mentions Kemp’s Balsam, Marine Eye Remedy, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and Hamlin’s Wizard Oat with various prices and promotional language.
A romantic era promotion extols Memoirs of Dan Rice the clown of Our Dandies by Maria Ward Brown. The 500 page illustrated volume promises jokes, songs, anecdotes, adventures and insights into show life with national celebrity contact. Postpaid for 3.50 from Book Publishing House 134 Leonard Street New York City. Also notes Murray Kentucky fire alarm shift from gun signals to bells and whistles after gun disturbance and rider violence.
A compact reflection notes that true value lies in how one fills a given post of honor, not in the position itself. It emphasizes Providence assigning duties and God rating us by our conduct within our role.
The Paro Ointment claims cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days, with a money back guarantee. A separate note touts the British Post Office Savings Bank holding over 10,060,000 depositors.
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A garbled OCR fragment cites debate over labor priority versus capital. The text mentions 1861 era themes and a contrast between labor and capital, with incomplete quotes about independence and value.
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