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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
4
A 1905 opinion piece argues social socialism grows as employers throttle workers and trusts gain power. It credits President Roosevelt for advocating reform, urges Republicans to curb capital and transportation abuses to avert radicalism, and asks readers to support his measures.
A fragment surveys Chicago public sentiment on municipal ownership of street railways and broader calls for government control of transportation. It cites opposition from Railway men and figures like Yerkes and Bryan, wryly noting ideas and politics intersect as society contemplates major reform.
The Dowager Empress of China urges Chinese lawyers to study law. Some professionals here receive similar advice. An Anti-Saloon League plan to abolish noise marks Fourth of July. A professor patents a harmless cameo for celebration. A cyclone hits Philadelphia as the fastest event of the year. Roosevelt town in Wisconsin will absorb Grover and Cleveland.
Nutley notices report a horse accident on Washington avenue, a new Wickham house opening for guests on Franklin near Vreeland, and a rummage sale by Epworth League on May 2 in the Barney building. It mentions a High School Alumni dance, a library trustee omission, a Typhoid death, a May Night of Music at St. Mary, Walsh's Ice Cream at Masovic Hall, and upcoming Women's Missionary Society meeting at St. Pauls with social tea.
A H Thurnes, coal operator of Buffalo, Ohio, reports kidney and bladder trouble for years with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure the brick dust passed, pain ceased, and he declares it has done him $1,000 worth of good. H T Lefferts, druggist, endorses the remedy.
Mrs Mary Dailey of South Boston writes that her four month old baby suffered colic and couldn't keep food down until LaxaLoba was used. She praises LaxAKODA as safe and effective for children and adults, noting a 25 cent bottle and money back guarantee if not benefited, from H T Lefferts.
A girl named Beatrix injured her right arm last Saturday while playing at home with her siblings. Physician Philip B. Adams attended, noting his Boston terriers at a Paterson dog show where he won one first and two second prizes. Adams declined offers of 500 dollars for his top dog Nohoka and 150 dollars for six puppies. He planned to exhibit at Atlantic City but couldn t due to Moschowiski an prized dog treated for an abscess by Dr Mott of Jersey City valued at 1000 dollars.
Foley Co of Chicago markets Hoovey and Tar throat and lung remedy as the genuine product to avoid imitators. The advertisement touts its merit, mild laxative nature, and safety for children, urging buyers to demand FOLEY'S Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes.
Danial L. Hart, author of The Parish Priest, brings his latest play At Old Point Comfort to the Empire Theatre Newark for a Monday matinee next week. The pastoral three act romance unfolds in Virginia with scenes set in a coastal area.
Nutley store claims Pepsikola will cure indigestion and dyspepsia or refund quarters. H.T. Lefferts says demand is high and reports customers relieved after ten days, with a bold guarantee offering money back if not benefited.
Around Fortress Monroe, famed Civil War site, a strong cast delivers standout performances led by A'bert McGovern John & Wooderson and a company including Joseph & Treacy Henry B. Walhall Roland Edwarda Charles W. King Margaret Pitt Cecy H Maver Olga Kilday and Margaret Evans Matinee Monday Wednesday and Saturday
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