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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
2
A fragment from newspapers describes do it yourself cleaning ideas and household hacks. It mentions broom hangers using spools and wallpaper cleaning with water to form a paste and rubbing with a sponge for shade spaces.
A New York Press note explains glycerine added to the batter improves cake texture. Four drops per pound of flour and a teaspoon per pound help cake stay tight yet light and prevent crystallization during fruit mixing.
A fragmented column offers home remedies and simple recipes. Directions include lemon juice with milk for facial care, salt and lemon to treat stains, and brightening brass. It also lists dishes like butter cake, hominy rattle, potato croquettes, puff paste tarts, and poached eggs with tomato flavors.
A Washington Star item recounts Suz actor recounting a short anecdote about Conried. The exchange features a question about preference between death and blindness and a witty reply from Conried about continuing to work amid applause.
Fragmented text blends lyrical passages and old world imagery. The verses juxtapose nature scenes from the Rhine and legends with musings on Delia and a lover, mixing translations and stray phrases in a collage of poetry and prose.
The Countess of Kinnowl, famed for hospital visits, befriended a 16 year old patient with hip disease named 4 month. Their uncommon correspondence grew into a planned wedding though illness and time altered their paths. The soldier sweetheart later visited Canada and sent letters, cherishing memories of their bond.
The German Society of Wireless Telegraphy announced a successful wireless telephonic communication between Berlin and Nauen, twenty four miles apart. Prof Slaby described the experiment as eminently easy and predicted future global wireless speech as possible. The method used the milerophone in conjunction with standard wireless apparatus.
Irregular, garbled text discusses perceptions of women's bodies and crowding around a mirror. The fragment references a very fat unit versus a thin one and suggests a misaligned or unclear reasoning about appearance and self-perception.
A collage of quips and jokes from various periodicals. Fragments include wry exchanges, humorous exchanges about travel and manners, and short squibs reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor. Notable lines touch on metempsychosis, marriage, traveling, and stage life with light, non graphic tone.
A London Jewish World note traces early suffrage figures such as Zelophehad’s daughters and Mrs Ernes ting L Rose cited as pioneers. It then examines Queen Alexandra's private affairs under English law and contrasts royal duty with individual womanhood. The piece also lampoons the modern woman while surveying fashionable styles and colors in European dress.
The piece links health and happiness to beauty, arguing that poor health causes fretfulness and dull features. It says blood quality affects health and beauty, urging readers to monitor general tone and avoid disease. Source cites New York Press.
United States Consul William Barder in Bamberg notes Germany has many mercenary marriages due to high population density and poverty. He contrasts with America where fortune hunters are rarer and a 2000 mark income cannot support a wife, highlighting expectations of dowries and inheritance in German marriages.
A clergyman extols college girls as a boon to the race and recalls christening a married college girl's baby. He jokes about rehearsing the infant Elin for christening with a pail of water, noting the baby's quiet behavior and the couple's playful prep.
The piece urges keeping bedtimes calm and happy with motherly presence. It stresses a mother should tuck in with a kiss, say prayers, share stories, and avoid punishment. It notes bedtime shapes mental vigor and the soul, and offers gentle, confiding talks as a corrective tool.
A young painter complains that critics praise his work yet no one raises a strong criticism. He doubts if he is producing genuine art while discussing audience reactions and the notion of authenticity.
Claiming to ease constipation and improve related conditions, the advertisement asserts Man-A-Lin offers gentle bowel action, reduces need for drastic laxatives, and supports bodily ailments such as skin issues and headaches. It suggests one or two doses for mild fevers, flu, and colds.
A fragment from the Alma Chronoscope notes coyotes mating with birds dogs in town. It claims one puppy descendant of a bird dog is priced high due to feared growth into a premier hunting hound, while other stray pups are described as mixed blood coyote and dog.
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