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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1904
Page
4
Nutley residents share travel notes and piece together upcoming events. Frost observed in Nutley, Atlantic City trips, Ocean Grove attendance, and state and national observances noted. Local clubs, real estate speculation, and shifts in public health policy also appear amid social notices and neighborhood updates.
Nutley and neighboring towns prepare for the State Republican Convention to select gubernatorial candidates and presidential electors on September 29 at State Street Theatre Treated New Jersey. Towns Nutley West Orange Montclair Irvington will choose freeholders at ward conventions. Belleville Masons plan to move to Old Masonic Hall and erect a new building. Andrew Wickham buys Franklin Avenue property for Wickham House relocation. Kearney Town Council signs ten year water contract with East Jersey Water Company at $92.59 per million gallons, Jersey City Water Company offering a cheaper alternative. The Nutley Sun thanks The Star editors Roger Stuart Brown and John Paulding Brown for their quarterly publication joint byline.
Notice announces the Erie Railroad Worlds Fairy service inauguration on Sunday June 5 with vestibuled trains sleepers and dining cars. Describes Train No 47 departing 23rd Street 12 10 AM and Jersey City 12 15 ending St Louis 7 30 AM. Train No 3 departs 23rd Street 2 25 PM or Chamber Street 2 30 Jersey City 2 45 then St Louis. Train No 48 departs St Louis 2 30 PM arrives Jersey City 11 25 PM. Train No 4 departs St Louis 8 30 AM arrives Jersey City 4 52 PM. lists chambers and stops. Signed H Barto Traveling Passenger Agent.
Over the coming weeks Proctor's will host important foreign vaudeville acts at its New York venues. Despite heavy stage draughts, Proctor adds top native talent and soon-to-be-mature foreign stars, many debuting before American audiences. Vaudeville at Proctor's commands high salaries and draws large crowds, enabling expansive programs and modest admission compared with London prices.
Readable text notes a combination ticket for Coney Island and Rockaway priced at 75 cents. No further details on dates, providers, or specific inclusions are available in the fragment.
Schedule details for West Nutley Hillside Ave Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale and Chambers Street in New York showing station times on weekdays and Sundays. Times list morning afternoon and evening intervals with specific departures and one Saturday only note.
An advertisement for H. T. Lefferts Drug Store touts instant relief from summer colds and asserts that taking time to do a task well is never a waste.
Mr. J. S. Philips of Chicago writes that years of eczema kept him from touching cold water and required gloves, but Banner Salve cured him and his hands have been trouble free since. WT. Lefferts Druggist.
A brief musing notes that individuals often overestimate their own knowledge compared with peers, highlighting a common cognitive bias observed in social groups.
Mr. B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana writes that five years of kidney and bladder trouble left him weak and near death. After three doctors failed and a 50 cent bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure, he found relief and a second bottle cured him. Druggist H T Lefferts reports the case.
Victims of hay fever may gain swift relief from difficult breathing as Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to ease inflamed air passages and provide immediate benefits even if full cure is not achieved.
The Park Carriage Company offers palatial observation autos for seeing New York with three daily trips from 241 Fifth Avenue. Cars depart at 10 am 2 pm and 4 pm on Sundays and weekdays, with tours offering upper or lower New York and a complete lecturer accompanies the party.
The Park Carriage Company promotes tours to upper and lower New York with a seat rate of 1.25 dollars. Patrons receive free tickets for Central Park carriages and Fifth Avenue stage by special arrangement, limited to those applying during ticket purchases. Information and applications are at No. 241 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
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