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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
2
The piece notes that initials mask authorship in catalogues. A theological work is attributed to T. P. A. P.0. 4,8. 3% 4. and Arthur Sykes is linked to the role of precentor and prebendary of Alton Horealis in Salisbury. The observation comes from the Loudon Chronicle.
A visitor asked at the British Museum for Oliver Cromwell's skull. The attendant replied none exists there, noting Oxford houses a fine one, prompting the visitor's remark about the oddity.
John A Enders of Robertson Avenue Pen Argyl Pennsylvania suffered six years of back pain headaches and dizzy spells. A specialist told him his kidneys were fine though tests showed brick dust in the urine. He began taking Deans Kidney Pills and says his kidneys began acting regularly and he passed travel stones. He reports improvement but ongoing kidney trouble. The pills cost 50 cents a bottle and are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A quotation attributed to Lincoln references a president’s daunting duties and humility, noting a harder task than any prior leader faced. The line positions the presidency as a burden requiring perseverance and resolve beyond past incumbents.
A garbled advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for cataracts cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and quotes various testimonials. The piece shifts to unrelated local humor about a boy, ending with a joke about a chess player.
A Pittsburg reader reports hair loss after scalp scale from typhoid fever, cured by Culicura Soup and Culicura Ointment. The ad claims scalp clearance and thicker hair, with testimonials dated May 7 and 21, 1908, from W. I. Steese of 5812 Broad St.
Poem fragment by Alicea Rollitt Cae features rustic imagery of willow buds warm winds and sea gulls. The speaker envisions reaching a distant Faraway place while recalling war and solitude before meeting a familiar presence by a thicket. The piece evokes memory and longing amid nature and hardship.
The Tenney family visitors the Quook hotel with twins Phil and Cora, whose lively gifts charm guests and worry their mother as contagion and mischief spread. After the twins befriend many, a measles scare leads to quarantine and mixed reactions from guests, while Grandma Abbott praises the children’s gifts.
George W. Vanderbilt has spent over 2 000 000 dollars to create a vast estate in North Carolina. He has demolished a mountain and built a grand mansion while developing the surrounding lands as farming grazing or timber. Squires Miles of mountaintop country. The estate remains under careful cultivation.
The Manila project draws water from the Mariquine River twenty miles northeast of Shania with a 140 square mile watershed. The rectangular reservoir measures 509 by 764 feet, 20 feet deep, and capacity 50 million gallons. A 10.5 mile conduit runs to tunnels and steel pipe carries water to the city, crossing rivers by concrete and steel bridges. Estimated total cost near 1.55 million dollars and daily flow about 92.5 million gallons to supply residents.
The clipping discusses stain removal methods using water, salt, and routine cleaning. It also includes tips for brick repair with black cement and plaster, and a stove cleaning note. Household readers are advised on practical, low cost fixes and timing for winter use of stored foods.
A bag made of cretonne forms a barrel shape with side opening held by lacing or buttons. Carried by ribbon loops attached to embroidery hoops, it protects sewing materials from loss and adds a decorative touch.
Fragmentary OCR text describes 1908 licensing of taxicabs and mentions Home Secretary figures. The snippet is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or named parties beyond generic references to licenses and officials.
The text describes a doctor advising nourishment during sickness. It details a patient unable to retain ordinary food and beginning a regimen of grape-mats and cream for two weeks, noting improved stomach handling at the first mouthful.
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