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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
3
A Philadelphia Record item notes family joys of winter evenings and Grandpa’s stories by the fire. It details a curious scene with two young alligators that only eat fed on a stick and two wood turtles that only eat from a floating log, illustrating odd animal habits observed by a reader.
A discussion on Vandyke’s Louvre portrait and Rosa Bonheur describes her as a premier woman painter born in Bordeaux. It notes The Horse Fair cost a fortune, bought by Cornelius Vanderbilt, and housed at the Metropolitan Museum. The piece then explains bird bone structure and flight buoyancy with experiments on a sailing bird.
Sunday School lesson on Jesus power over disease and death in Luke 7 1 27 focusing on the centurion's faith the healing of the servant and the widow's son The narrative highlights Gentile inclusion miracles distant healing and the response of watchers in Capernaum and surrounding regions
March 22 marks the birthdays of two great painters, Anthony van Dyck and Rosa Bonheur. Van Dyck, born in Antwerp around 1599, left nearly 1000 works and served as court painter to Charles I of England before the king's execution. Bonheur, famed for her realistic animal scenes, emerged in 19th century France and became a leading figure in realism.
A London News writer explains money’s evolution from barter and nonmetal values such as wine oil eggs rice and animal skins to metals like copper brass bronze and gold. It recalls Sweden’s copper plates as currency and coins, and notes early coinage bypassing mints. A separate Los Angeles Chinatown riot stems from Japanese shooting galleries displaying American flags.
Fragment from Marmion Canto 6 describing a woman as uncertain coy and hard to please. The speaker notes her variability like shifting shade, with light quivering aspen and pain. A ministering angel appears amid anguish.
A favorite tune titled We’ll Work Til Jesus Comes is cited as popular with many women. The remark links daughters’ habits of idleness to potential social outcomes, suggesting a critique of maternal influence and upbringing.
An old classified style page advertises Mull's Anti Belch Wafers with a coupon offer and a certificate worth 25 cents toward more wafers. It also lists Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials, price per bottle, and wholesale druggist mentions. London charity funds noted.
A Hungarian inventor unveils an electric gun-laying device claiming perfect accuracy in all weather. One operator can direct a whole battle. Trials occurred at Spezia with future tests in Germany and Portsmouth. Admiral Fisher ordered two units, Germany three, Russia five. deliveries begin next month.
Citizen from Sioux Falls narrates how Dean's Kidney Pills cured a year long kidney illness after doctors warned of six weeks to live. Ad claims the pills relieved pain and swelling, improving appetite and weight. Includes dealer price and pharmaceutical sender Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also notes a barber jailed in Wisenach Germany for unsterilized razor and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claim with price.
In Haine's editorial letter from Egypt, three handshakes mark a greeting lip touch for discretion heart touch for truth and head touch for intelligent friendship. He observes veil practices, noting thinner veils for attractive women and thicker veils for older or less attractive women, reflecting strict church rules.
A plea that women address menstrual and abdominal troubles early to avoid surgeries. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as a proven cure, with letters from readers like Miss Ruby Maushrush and Mrs. Alice Berryhill describing relief from irregular periods, ulcers, inflammation, and general debility, urging others to consult Mrs. Pinkham for advice and medicine.
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