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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
2
The piece warns against odd plant remedies for rubber plants and advises proper soil, light, and dust removal. It then pivots to social essays on gratitude, women’s appearances, and hair care, followed by fashion notes on wraps, pockets, and post holiday fur deals with practical tips for women’s attire.
Residents applaud Congressman Gardner as an appropriation moves toward inclusion in the omnibus bill, aiming to relieve cramped post office quarters. Ice yacht race on North Shrewsbury River ends with disqualification over course rules. Crub and Georgie contend for the challenge pennant. In Ventnor, attorney George A Bourgois pays $200 for two quarts of milk after his town is cut off, hiring Archie Burrell to brave ten foot snowdrifts to deliver.
A train disaster halted service after a blaze swept the baggage car with four large mail sacks burned. Fireman Michael Dolan suffered facial and head injuries while conductor Alexander Billet was knocked unconscious. Passengers trudged through deep snow drifts to safety as the line remained blocked. Word reached Freehold and stage routes were organized to reach the area.
The lesson traces Jesus' journey to Jacob's well near Shechem and His dialogue with the Samaritan woman. It explains the well's history, the meaning of living water as the Holy Spirit, and how Jesus breaks caste barriers to offer spiritual thirst quenching salvation. The commentary contrasts Jewish prejudice with Jesus' inclusive message and notes the perpetual, inexhaustible supply of the Spirit for believers.
A letter from 1837 cites Merina as a cure for catarrh and promotes Peruna via Dr. Hartman, claiming army and navy endorsement. The piece also mentions Imperial Geographical Society remarks on the Babist sect with its 1844 Persian origins, language unity, and demographics. It closes with Austrian army plans for armored motor cars carrying quick-firing guns.
An advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures fatigue and ill health in women. It asks how many women you know who are perfectly well and suggests constant tiredness is common, urging use of the remedy.
A testimonial from Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge Ohio praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for uterine trouble and general female health. The letter urges women to seek the remedy and contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lyons Massachusetts for guidance.
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