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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
6
A Brooklyn woman 72 describes severe headaches and inability to work, praising Peruna as restoring health and strength. The notice cites multiple grateful testimonials and notes limited space prevents more examples.
A collage of old patent medicine pitches and odd ads including Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, Pike's Toothache Drops, Nervona Tisensis for St Vitus' Dance, and Kiine's Great Nerve Restorer. The text mocks millionaire idleness and features a Chicago News critique.
An advertisement touts Maui's Anti Beet Waters as a remedy for stomach disorders and related symptoms. It claims rapid absorption and warns that drugs worsen stomach ailments, urging readers to try the waters as a safe, powerful cure.
Readable parts show a druggist advertisement with references to silver stripes and various remedies. Mentions Antifetfet Waters and a possible address “Andress Munn's Gate Toxte Co., 223 3d Ave, Lock Island.” Text is garbled with many misspellings and partial phrases.
A guide extols proper rest at night to relieve tired bodies and minds and warns against poor sleep. It also surveys Harper’s Bazaar fashion trends, noting princess gowns, corset skirts, taffeta gowns, and new trims, with emphasis on elegance and seasonal fabrics.
An Indiana News piece extols the cheerful girl with a sunny disposition, noting cosmetic practices and color matching. It contrasts ancient cosmetics with modern technique, praising natural charm, musical voices, and the social appeal of a cheerful personality across ages.
The truest homes lie in Rouges not well kept where comfort and happiness of the ladies take priority over furniture. Homes should attract residents so they linger inside. All legitimate means should serve this end, avoiding oppressive waxy neatness that strips home feel and personal freedom.
A columnist argues red suits fair haired women as well as brunettes. Many avoid red due to the belief it is only for Carmen types. The piece urges fair haired readers to try red to enhance sunny gold tones of their hair and complexion.
Do not let the skirt touch the ground and choose a practical walking suit. Dressy blouse suits can be stylish, and materials between Hecht woolens and English mohair look best. Grey is the season’s main color for shop and workwear, with blue and green also popular and dust resistant.
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