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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
3
Mrs Flora Lewis of Dayton Yar hill county Ore sustains herself and three daughters on a seven acre farm. She keeps two cows chickens and a garden with wheat grown on one acre to feed poultry for the year. November receipts total 48.49 as her daughters attend Dayton schools.
The government plans to buy the land of Marquette in northern Wrouring and use it for a dam site. Marquette, one of the oldest settlements, has about 200 residents. A Denver Fest reference and unrelated quotes appear in the text. The piece also notes Brasil railway mileage in 1906 and an old conversion claim.
A conservative Massachusetts woman praises Grape-Nuts after five years of use for both young and aged. She describes improving health and steadier nerves, with weight loss, and notes coffee habit substitution using cream and hot water. The testimonial ends with the brand and the Road to Wellville reference.
A collage of brief items notes Nancy Byrd Turner verse in St Nicholas, a New York City move to introduce classroom games for East Side girls led by Felix Adler and Mrs. Siegel with a $50 prize won by Max Liebgold for a balloon relay game. Also recounted are dog stories Jim and Nixie contrasting baths and cleanliness, ending with a remark that printed musical notes appeared in 147%?
The passage notes cats commonly live about twelve years with occasional fifteen or eighteen year lifespans. It mentions a Cat Journal editor claiming a cat reaching twenty years, and includes a playful governess anecdote and a moral twist on the fox and grapes tale.
A writer in Home Not s describes a tree called the mayhev in Mexico. Each dark green leaf bears a slender needle at its tip. The needle unwinds a smooth strong thread attached to it as the fibre extends freely.
A 3 1 2 foot Bengal cat named Bengal, owned by Mr and Mrs W H Stearns of Pasadena, endears himself to six month old Elsie and 6 months old Helen, licking their hands and playing gently while preferring women. The pet, though fierce to men, has a history of flea powder clashes and is described as calm and affectionate with the children.
Dr. Kline offers free trial bottle and treatise of Gline's Great Nerve Restorer, claiming cures for nervous disorders. Advertisement lists address in Philadelphia and states postage stamp sales in Pittsburg reach 99,000,000.
Walter W. Poglush of Chicago claims long lasting relief from severe eczema after using Cuthura Soap Cuticura and Resolvent Pills. He describes years of itching and sleepless nights ending with his complete cure and notes the products cost a dollar twenty five. Starfield Texas promotes a spring blood purifier claimed to be simple and guaranteed.
The Mikado of Japan favors English football and supports its introduction in Japan. He is also a hunter and fisherman of note, and skilled at lawn tennis.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that fails Lalis. The page notes F Cheney of Toledo as trustworthy. Also mentions Hall’s Family Pills and a short anecdote about Beethoven’s lodgings and a quarrel over strumming.
A curious wall inscription in Saint Denis rails about fire response. It reads In case of fire, ask for help at the cemetery. Reported by London Bixpress with no further details on origin or date.
Mrs. 5 A Moore of Waterville Missouri credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from kidney trouble lasting a year and a half. She reports back and head pain and continuous loins pain faded after a few doses and a short course of treatment. Foster Kilburn Co. Buffalo New York sells them for 50 cents per pair.
A hospital column argues many surgeries among women could be avoided with Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It cites patient letters praising cures of feminine weakness and urges readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s free advice from Lynn Mass, noting her extensive experience and endorsements.
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