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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1904
Page
6
A folksy chronicle traces English Washington lineage from Odin myths to Laurences in Northampton and Garsdon. It recounts a damaged Tuscan style tomb shield tied to Washington ancestors, seized briefly for shipment to the United States, and later restored by church authorities with dating to 1588 1648.
A San Francisco collector owns a Washington family shield from Garsdon Wiltshire linked to Sir John Washington who left for America in 1657. The relic ties George Washington to an English lineage with tombs at Little Brighton and Garsdon and invokes the heraldry behind the American eagle and the flag.
The Speer Port wine and Burgundy are described as the finest in the world with rich body and high character. The text claims medicinal and family benefits and notes physicians across the country and Europe recommend them. Distribution is through Druggists and Grocers WM. F. DITTIG Nutley New Jersey.
Moving service expands to all city and country routes. Horses pastured and stabled with prompt attention to horses and related care.
A box of Pepsikela offers relief for indigestion and dyspepsia as devised by twenty physicians. Chocolate coated tablets stimulate gastric juice and saliva, help the stomach work, and tone the digestive tract. Cost is 25 cents with a free dyspepsia guide included.
Meltsers expert lore at the Metropolitan Opera prompts a young actress to ask about saying I saw or I heard an opera. He says safe phrasing is I attended the performance. The Nordstrand islet hosts what may be the world smallest school as ocean erodes a fishing hamlet shrinking to about fifteen residents with attendance fluctuating in recent years.
In the Malay peninsula natives measure time by a coconut shell with a controlled leak placed in water. The shell fills and sinks over about an hour, prompting a watchman to start the timing again. Minutes are rarely observed, and asking for the time yields the shell is half full.
A new boot design features a permanent upper sole with a ridge enabling an overlapping slide on the under sole. Inventor claims the device meets demand for durable resolable footwear suitable for long campaigns and rough use.
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