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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
7
A traveler on Irish roads narrates two comic incidents, a runaway mare evading a jarvey and a pedestrian dog killed by a car. The mare is calmed and steered toward a river bridge. in the second tale a motorist offers five dollars to settle a dog incident, the owner pocketing the money and leaving.
Doubtful medical claims tout Mull’s Anti Belch Wafers as a cure for stomach trouble and diverse symptoms. Advertisers offer free boxes and samples via a coupon, with prices cited and endorsements from readers and druggists. The text blends other medical product mentions and unrelated notices, including a testimonial about kidney pills.
An OCR fragment mentions Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a promised reward and testimonials, plus unrelated notes about London manufacturing, housing shifts, and a guaranteed cure ad. Names West Proax and Warpina Kiynan appear as druggists, with various obfuscated firm references.
A nostalgic sketch mixes verses from Gran'mother with notes on Christmas by diverse cultures. It recalls Yuletide legends from Rome to Persia, then moves to quaint decorations, traditional English and American menus, and festive verses about St Nicholas and holiday revelry.
Poem by Willis Boyd Allen in Youth's Companion reflects the burden of suffering during Christmas. It contrasts a dark forest with a cross bearing view and offers hope that Christmastide brings radiance, joy, peace, and rest to every mourning heart.
The royal baron of beef always appears cold on the king’s sideboard at Christmas. It is cut from one of the bullocks bought at the annual sale of fat stock in December. This year 450 sheep 100 swine and thirty bullocks available at Osborne sale per Chicago Chronicle.
A fragmentary OK of dialogue mentions Santa Claus and Christmas in Dawson City with lines about mumps and a joking exchange on belief in Santa. The excerpt includes characters Lizzie Mamma and Chilkoot Pete, set around a Dawson City Christmas mood.
Mrs Grabberly laments Freddie has been defrauded after he attended four Sunday schools for three anthcs yet only one will hold a Christmas tree. Mrs Lamberlie questions how it happened as the scene highlights a child’s religious misdirection and a holiday promise.
A playful verse evokes a sunlit Christmas mood with wrapped gifts and smiling faces. The lyric motif highlights festive wishes and bright corners, inviting readers to enjoy a cheerful holiday atmosphere.
The speaker recounts a dream in which they are Santa Claus living with him and listing about one hundred items from Santa's house. Items include a bicycle with bevel gear a gun that shoots real shot skates and a Canosa among others. The dream fantasy ends with the thought it would be great to truly be Santa Claus.
A tale from the Vienna Military Academy recounts the Emperor catching a student stealing a feather from his plumed hat. The student insists on keeping a feather souvenir for friends, and the Emperor offers the entire plume before leaving featherless. A separate note mentions a Chicago man using a pedometer to tally dance distances.
A compilation of medical and consumer ads notes various tonics and remedies. It mentions Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restore with free trial, Bromo Quinine cold cure claims, St Louis Archbishop Dr Glennon, Mrs Winston teething syrup, and an auction withdrawal for Sir Henry Irving’s Keinton Mandeville birthplace at London. The content mixes medical claims and product promotions.
An item touts Cuticura salve for severe skin humor with a Boston user testimonial. It also reports a barber in Eisenach Germany jailed for a month for not disinfecting. A Texas pension note states $906000 will be paid to Confederate veterans in 1906 and 1907.
The poem-like verse recalls a Christmas kiss under mistletoe and notes a bashful mood. Mardeline Orvis is referenced as the speaker or subject, with lines about kissing others beneath stars and the memory awakening.
Fragmented OCR reads as a medical note on tumor treatment strategies and evasive surgical approaches. It references a person named B. Pinkham and discusses delaying intervention until tumor advancement is significant, indicating a cautious medical stance.
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