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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1906
Page
4
A jumble of notices and editorial commentary on Newark politics. References to Bryan, Gompers, and reform, plus local items about dog pest control in Nutley and complaints in Plainfield. The piece critiques factions, suggests political maneuvering, and mentions Rockefeller and a planned portrait.
An old-style column mocks political and economic themes from Roosevelt’s advisory planning to accusations about trusts and socialists. It jabs at Russian securities, Thaw case talk, and mentions figures like Stokes and Sinclair in a satirical sweep.
The Republican voters of Newark should back Richard Wayne Parker for Congress over Jono Gibson. Parker’s service in the House, loyal party work, and high character are contrasted with Gibson and the anti machine argument. Gompers and labor leaders oppose Parker over a labor injunction bill.
An advertisement from H. T. Lefferts touts ABB-AN-TIHE-HEAD Tap-LETS as a headache and neuralgia remedy. It claims relief within 15 minutes with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied, emphasizing safety and certainty.
The Paterson Press notes that William J. Bryan is a radical opponent of the protective tariff and a persistent advocate of free trade, contrasting public views on tariff policy with his long standing stance.
An advertisement touts a 25 cent box of Laxakola tablets as improving complexion. It claims the product freshens skin, adds color to the cheeks, cures constipation, and yields a clear rosy healthy look. H. Leiferts.
A Philadelphia businessman recalls two telephone companies in the city and narrates a humorous incident. A new office boy answers a call, then reports to the boss that he was needed on the phone by the boss's wife. The man asks which line, while the boy stammers unsurely. The Evening Journal Jersey City reports the tale.
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