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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
7
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press describes an incident in Newport where a person used shears to cut nails and shatter a wall but caused no injuries to a young man. The report mentions Miss Mary Winsoworth and a department store in the city.
April 12 marks Roo ney's anniversary with Vic over De Grasse and an unlikely ally. A bird named Little Bantie distracted the Formidable by crowing at the Frenchman as the line broke. For his service the brave hen winged pet was spared the cook and spared the galley life.
Inquisitive Acquaintance asks what to do if a gas bag collapses high above. Daring Aeronaut suggests descending by the shortest possible route to terra firma, a bold exchange in Chicago Tri-Dune.
Mrs Clyde Pixley of Belding Michigan describes severe bladder inflammation with backache headaches dizziness and bloodlike kidney secretions. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills she improved within a week and recovered fully, avoiding an operation. Sold by all dealers at 40 cents a box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
France bought substantial raw cotton from the United States last year and funds a three year old Colonial Cotton Association project. Seeds were sent to Algeria Tunis French Sudan Senegal French Congo Madagascar Indo China and Canada to test growth. The colonial office provided 13000 dollars and areas in Sudan and Ivory Coast were mapped for future production amid transportation challenges. Best results came from Mississippi Louisiana and the Sea Islands.
The white marble McKinley Monument in Niagara Square Buffalo will be formally dedicated Thursday September 5 as the centerpiece of Buffalo’s Old Home Week September 1 to 7. The monument cost over 150000 and was planned by a commission of prominent men. Former Buffalo residents and the public are invited to attend the dedication and weeklong events featuring civic and military pageantry carnival sports and patriotic decorations. James W Greene chairs the Old Home Week Committee and asks former residents to send names and addresses for a souvenir invitation. railroads will offer excursion rules to and from Buffalo.
A North American Review passage argues that milk's bacteria are often harmless or beneficial, while some can cause illness. The piece also discusses Henry Dwight Chafin on commercial education, and Canada’s proposed imperial service with Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, seeking a fast English trade link with Halifax, Vancouver, and subsidized routes to Asia.
The Independent argues that small towns benefit from disease prevention through organized health departments with adequate powers and funding. It notes a lower infection death toll in modern times compared with twenty-five years ago, praising preventive measures that keep thousands alive who would otherwise have died under older rates.
The piece recalls bygone Charleston stories of soldiers dancing with ladies after battles and supper rituals, with a tale of a hungry male prisoner overheard by the mistress in South Battery. It then explains fog and mist differences and ends with a quip about reform and spending.
The Negritos of Malaysia are depicted as primitive wanderers with no fixed homes. Their marriage ritual includes dances around the bride grooms companions and a final brutal act where the groom abducts and binds the bride before a wedding feast.
A Cleveland Pain Dealer quips about a boree thief and a stickler for correct English. The line hints the average man’s sympathy lasts as long as he can trim a bat, echoing a wry view of judgment and language.
The fragment discusses an heiress who calls prettiness inherited from her grandfather’s money and notes the contrast with her own self view. It includes garbled lines about leather rubber substitutes and a Commodore-Hldridge T. Gerry age 70 who visits his estate, reflecting a late era social texture.
A report recounts a parliamentary question by Dr. Tanner about the Duke of Cambridge resigning and Major Jones of Penzance challenging him to a duel. Telegraphic exchanges describe threats and counter threats with taunts and travel to Constantinople for a midnight encounter.
An old ad touts FIIs and St Vitus Dance as permanently cured by Dr H K R Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer. A $2 trial and free treatise are offered from 931 Arch St Philadelphia. The note ends with a remark about hippopotamus teeth.
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