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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1914
Page
7
Chicago Tribune discusses theories that diet and drink influence skin color across peoples. It cites Beretivid and ancient diets among Africans, Indians, Mongols, and Caucasians, linking pigments to meats, vegetables, milk, and salt intake with bleaching effects.
A Pulmotor device restores breathing by delivering a controlled oxygen mix, stimulating heart and lungs when breathing has ceased but heart action remains. It uses a 60 percent oxygen blend for up to forty minutes, overcoming limits of standard artificial respiration.
The Pennsylvania Packet from July 5 1776 notes a war office appeal seeking people who know where to obtain dint stones for tires. The issue also lists Jamaica rum and sugar for sale, a horse reward, and a poster about stray cows. Sheriff's sales fill space as publisher warns of likely cessation for nonpayment.
A compact, period tone item notes Emory Sturra quipping that a locomotive crossed cow yields the world’s most valuable animal. It then sketchily contrasts Armenian peasant life with primitive village housing and a stray humorous street remark about reform.
A fragmentary exchange reports opinions on fashion and propriety in a satirical tone. Dialogues reference uncomfortable footwear, widowly attire, and a photographer in a dark room. The piece parodies public discourse and social norms with clipped remarks.
A New York Post summary notes ongoing uncertainties in wireless telegraphy. The ether shows constant pulsations with very long waves whose origin is unknown. Some theorize extraterrestrial or Martian sources, while practical issues include weather effects on signals and daily ether behavior complicating tuning and reception.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century text shows a speaker recalling a missed message to someone, with a quip about memory and a reference to a maiden and a magazine title, implying domestic or conversational content.
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