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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1905
Page
7
A newspaper ad notes that many women suffer from a dyspepsia that resists common remedies and is linked to uterine disorders. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, framing the condition as needless agony and urging treatment specific to female health.
The New York Tribune notes Mrs Maggie Wright of Brooklyn reports complete cure from long standing dyspepsia after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It claims the tonic also has uterine effects and cites broad endorsements. Also mentions Gov Folk and brothers with brief biographical notes from the New York Tribune.
Joseph McCauley of 144 Sholto Street Chicago, Sachem of Tecumseh Lodge, says two years of backache weakness loss of appetite and sleeplessness ended after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He claims a complete permanent cure and urges suffering humanity to try the remedy. Sold by dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Practical guidance for repairing garments and household items from the Indianapolis News. Darning knitted wear with crosswise threads, making patches, and replacing finger tips. Instructions for making library paste from glue alum flour lavender oil and variations with gum arabic and lead compound. Guidance on cleaning flatirons, storing them, and using kerosene salt for polishing. Tips on smoothing tinware seams, staining glass, lampwick care, breadplate washing, telephone mouthpiece cleaning, and washing curtains in winter with dry corn meal.
A recipe section presents a chicken broth custard using three fresh yolks, seasoned lightly and cooked to thicken without curdling. It also gives a delicate egg yolk and sherry invalid preparation, a sea moss blanc mange with cinnamon and flavoring extract, and a chicken jelly made from slow boiled chicken stock, seasoned, strained, and molded with diced chicken folded in.
Create a central gathering space for the family with an open fire if possible, soft reading lamps, and a comfortable lounge tucked in a quiet corner. Include durable seating, warm lighting, and a layout that encourages conversation and easy access to common activities.
An insectotherapy style claim recounts years of severe itching bleeding eczema finally cured by Cuticura after initial relief from a bath and a single application. The testimonial cites Mrs A Et son of Bellevue Michigan and promotes Cuticura products. Also notes Collier's Weekly view on insurance control and 1904 premium totals for old line and assessment companies.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers state F. J. Cheney is honorable and able to honor obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. testimonials, price 75c a bottle. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills. In Dublin, voting requires a rentable room with a door. portieres do not satisfy the rule.
The Elkins law imposes fines from 16 dollars to 20 thousand dollars on railroads that pay rebates and on shippers who accept them. It also bars shipping freight below published tariffs. The Interstate Commerce Commission can detect and prosecute violators, and President Knapp reports rebate payments have become rare since its passage.
At the Louisiana Purchase Exposition a man from Arkansas arrives with a large brood of wife and seventeen children. A barker offers to bring the elk out so the family can see them, as the crowd of boys and girls watches in astonishment.
The excerpt contrasts tipping across borders, noting that foreigners miss the idea that servants have souls and deserve tips. It remarks that in America a servant can be as rich as others when aware of money, and suggests wealthy families with crests reading I serve may have tipped into real estate investments.
A Texas physician admits bias against ads for foods and shares his postive experience with Grape-Nuts. After trying it in Corpus Christi, he eats it weekly, reports no stomach problems, stronger health, and improved digestion. The note credits Postum Co. and promotes The Road to Wellville life book.
Grace MacGowan recounts a Folk Tale from St Nicholas about a little old couple on a tiny farm with a cow a horse and a dog. When the woman is kicked and injured by the cow their clever dog Tipsy runs to fetch the master who returns home and with the doctor cures her. The couple reward Tipsy with food and later sell the cow while he visits his old friend daily.
In a James Street cable car a thin man schemes to maximize comfort for the most people at the expense of the fewest, insisting one should stand rather than two. He wagers the fat man will next time be squeezed, while two women enter the carriage as a light returns in their eyes.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer extract praises a young soda fountain employee for keen attention to small details. He customizes atomizers with colored strings to match customers, praising his service and perceived skill as a standout worker.
Henry Savage Landor recounts in Harper s Weekly the ascent of Mount Lumpa in Nepal near Tibetan territory where explorers reached 23 490 feet, the highest altitude for humans. Twelve started but only some reached the summit as the party endured rarefied air, impaired hearing, and heart action. an avalanche narrowly missed them.
The King of Healy has ordered the issue of new postal stamps for the kingdom, UPIG.
An excerpt notes that many illnesses arise from weak nerves and claims Peruna can correct digestion to nourish nerve centers. It argues digestion feeds vitality and builds strong, steady nerves, praising Peruna especially for women under stress.
A terse notice urges buyers to seek full benefits from a product named Perund and directs complaints to Dr. 8, BL Hariman, in Columbus, Ohio, outlining steps for recourse if expectations are unmet.
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