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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement urges kidney pills as a cure for irregularities backache and other kidney ailments. It cites Robert G. Milter of Danville Pennsylvania praising the product and claims it restores health. Also mentions Milburn Co. selling at six dollars per box and Dean's name multiple times.
Readers join a family on a Broadway excursion to Fort Washington Heights with a picnic and river views under the Hudson. The tale shifts to a farm scene with Mother Biddy hatching six chicks named Snow Snow Daisy Brownie Spotta and their lively play, rain fears, and a child’s wonder.
A Missouri youth Charles Godloye from St. Louis has entered a lightweight six foot circle sixty pound motor for American rights at the Patent Office. The engine is air cooled with no valves and ignition via air compression, promising strong power with light weight for airships and automobiles.
The piece catalogs heights of notable figures across politics science and the arts, noting Lloyd George, Asquith, Barrie, Kipling, Abbey, Alma Tadema and others with precise inches. It compares rulers like the King of Italy and the King of Belgium, and mentions figures from law, military, and entertainment.
A Birmingham speaker recalls Bishop Wilmer of Alabama known for wit. He described a Rich mond private dinner tale about the rector at Upperville who disrupted a Sunday marble game by challenging youths to a keeps match, using his own marble prowess.
A faded Washington Herald item recounts a quirky scene where a man pockets supposed winnings and tells opponents he cannot play marbles tomorrow. He adds a quip about church, leaving readers puzzled by the odd finale.
Anglers in Winnebago and Fox River districts report a sharp decline in game fish after years of bountiful catches. Locals blame rough fish like carp and sheephead for the drop and debate methods to protect perch and curb rough species while the state has begun planting pike fry.
The region from Lancashire to Newcastle forms the Earth’s busiest industrial belt. Coal, iron, steel, textiles, and pottery fuel vast mills and shops. Manchester serves as central market and clearing house for 177 towns, with eleven above 190,000 population.
A child on a steamer awakening to mountains above the sea quips they look like bills. A 300 pound sturgeon near Albany is being protected and propagated to restore spawning grounds and revive local fishing for steady, affordable Albany beef in season.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a man and woman debating statistics about railways. The exchange centers on understanding a figure near eighty and the puzzling nature of the data. The text hints at miscommunication between husband and wife over numeric reasoning.
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