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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
7
C C Hayden of Albert Lea Minnesota reports severe back weakness and persistent pain. He began using Deans Kidney Pills and found immediate improvement with restored kidney action and no back trouble since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A syndicate of Pittsburg capitalists has secured a Peruvian concession to develop a large vanadium deposit. Vanadium, a grayish white powder, melts at high temperature and strengthens iron and steel when alloyed. It promises lighter armor plate and projectiles, with potential for broader chemical and industrial applications as supply increases.
The article extols the hen as a productive farm animal able to lay 700 eggs in five years. It promotes breeding for crops and income, and advertises a 25 cent book from Bock Publishing House, 124 Leonard St New York City, claiming it proves profitable to raise fowls.
English scientist John Aiken studied airborne dust with a counter on the Eiffel Tower. A thunder shower reduced dust counts, pulling upper air down and leaving Paris air unusually clean, supporting the idea rain cannot wash air to such extent.
A New Haven Register letter from a club woman counters an Italian psychologist who blamed reduced mirth on modern life. She argues that laughter wanes as imagination and reasoning shrink distortion, noting controlled imagination dulls humor.
Description attacks the appearance of a members' reading room at closing time. The article compares its untidy, dilapidated state to a careless act of mutilation and mocks how a woman handling a newspaper could ruin it for use.
The Topeka Journal notes a goat that seems prudent by eating cans but not the contents revealing a curious distinction between can material.
Minister Edward Dowlug preaches on The Secret of Peace from Psalm 23 at St James P E Church. He urges personal appropriation of the psalm, describes God as shepherd, and promises divine guidance protection and comfort in present life and beyond.
The sermon view notes the prodigal as a symbol of sin and the elder brother as selfish self righteousness. It traces the journey from departure to repentance and the father’s forgiveness showing God’s mercy to returning sinners and the Pharisee critique.
A fragmented note argues that singing and dancing were once essential to education but now lack of discipline or mastery shows virtue cannot be restored by mere vindication. It hints at a critic stance on modern methods and moral standards.
Mrs I B Palin of Speers Perry Virginia details a ten year hand eczema and body outbreak cured after using Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent. She reports rapid healing by the third bottle and urges others with skin or blood disease to use Cuticura for quicker recovery than doctors.
Notice to bondholders offering to buy maturing U S Government bonds at 103 percent of par, equating to 1032 50 for a 1000 bond. Claims favorable reinvestment, low long term rates, and prompt payment for large holdings with wire inquiries encouraged.
A short devotional line by John Flavel asserts the soul, like a ship in a narrow river, lacks space in created things yet finds fulfillment in Jesus Christ who satisfies vast soul desires and allows full exploration without fear of hitting bottom.
The New York Press notes the King must change outfits frequently, sometimes a dozen times daily, never fewer than three suits. The commentary mocks the tireless wardrobe ritual as a strenuous fife.
The British joke notes that good servants are scarce and mocks an American heiress who disinherited her son for marrying her maid. The quip reflects class satire and transatlantic satire common to early 20th century humor.
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