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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
3
Sunbury Ohio mayor Brouku asserts Pesrina is a good medicine and urges trial. An attorney for Parmer Bank and Sunbury Building and Jaan Ov endorse the remedy, claiming high confidence in its virtue. The note cites weather linked ailments and lists free period alines for 1907.
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar cures hoarseness coughs colds and sore throat. The standard remedy used for generations. 25 cents 50 cents or $1.00 per bottle. At all druggists. Refuse substitutes.
Rail news notes that 291 miles of track were laid in Louisiana during 1906. The update highlights economic growth linked to new lines and regional development.
John S Woods of Brooklyn testifies that Cutieure Remedies cured his tropical itch while in the Philippines where he served in the Corps of Engineers as a telegraph operator. The account mentions symptoms on toes and skin, recurring after leaving the tropics, and notes a plant graft at Chiswick producing underground potatoes and above ground tomatoes dubbed a tompot.
A Colorado man from Colorado Springs recounts twelve to fifteen years of back and kidney pain with extended attacks. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports lasting relief and permanent cure, purchased locally at 50 cents a box from Foster-Mitburo Co., Buffalo.
The Brooklyn Irving Square Presbyterian pastor Rev Ira W Henderson argues the Ten Commandments are timeless divine law shaping human action. He asserts Moses received a universal code behind all law and that Christ upholds and deepens the Decalogue, urging steadfast loyalty to God.
A compact religious reflection on placing trust not in personal holiness but in Christ’s work and ongoing advocacy. It emphasizes that rest lies in Christ’s nature and redemptive actions rather than in self, urging faith anchored in the Savior before the throne.
Sturvenant Fish, famed for modesty and vast wealth, is linked to the square deal as he reshapes his fortune in finance. Born to Hamilton Fish and descended from Peter Stuyvesant, he rose from clerical work to leadership at Morton Bliss Co and Illinois Central Railroad, while his wife rose to New York social prominence. He remains devoted to the railroad, treating its welfare as a life work and personal hobby.
A widow, Mrs. James L. Kernochan, inherits $150000 from her late mother in law for not remarrying, joining her substantial annual income of $73000. The saga follows a rumored engagement to Jack W. Forster and his subsequent departure to England.
A collage of humorous lines and snippets mentions Jane’s antics, a train incident, a teacher’s metaphor about good deeds and weeds, and a light note about gloves. The text blends poems and stray quotes from various papers.
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a potent remedy for female illnesses. It claims decades of cures for irregular menses, weakness, ulcers, backache, and indigestion and invites sick women to write for free advice from Lydia Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented extract discusses an educated tramp in a New Jersey schoolhouse and incorrect cures for catarrh, promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure. It then recounts Joseph Choate as a young lawyer facing a cross examination that ends with a shopkeeper’s insult about his son. The piece blends medical ads with a courtroom anecdote from Harper’s Weekly.
Foreman John Mcarthy and crew near Grover lane cut witnessed a deer bolt along the Fitchburg flyer track for about 500 feet. The express overtook and struck the deer, throwing it down a fifty foot embankment. The animal rose and leaped a wire fence into the woods despite the impact.
Wigs report the demise of the old square rigged ship amid changing times. Advertisements flood Eastern journals for ships and barks for sale often dismantled into coal barges. From 622 American flag vessels, only 290 remain. a U S Navigation official foresees near total disappearance within twenty years.
A five foot milk-white cobra was killed with great difficulty by local peasants at a junction near the canal bridge on the Lahore Mian Meer road on Sunday evening. Hooded snakes of large size are very rare in the Punjab according to the Lahore Tribune.
The story notes Manchuria as a productive farming region in China with Dy Consul General Sammons praising its farming potential. It parallels China proper and the American West, citing vast agricultural areas and Iowa's population supporting Chinese workers. It also mentions Chicago streetcar deaths totaling two hundred twenty five in nineteen months.
Fragments report Prof. L Gaurrigue, a French physician, claiming discoveries in tuberculosis treatment. An advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer and Dr. B R Kite products with trials and a pamphlet offer. A. A. Green’s Sons of Atlanta promote a dropsy specialist in a separate notice.
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