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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
3
An Englishman named John Barthey confessed to obtaining 5008 pounds from a 1900 Geon don bank robbery. He traveled to Paris with the money, lost it to a trusted English friend, and later shot himself in Capelle square after the betrayal. He died in Jamboisere Hospital.
A Denver reader describes relief from chills fever headaches and indigestion after stopping coffee and using Postum coffee substitute. She says liver congestion improved and headaches disappeared for months. Her daughter also reports improved memory and vitality after quitting coffee and using Postum.
A widow and a middle aged man exchange pointed words about flattery and attraction. He praises her while she resists, insisting she dislikes pandering talk and emphasizing independence. The exchange fades into a discussion of youth, strength, and mutual appeal.
The article notes Chicago exports 40 percent of its food to England and 20 percent to France Germany and Austria with other shares to the Latin States Rus sia the Orient Mexico and Central America and colonies. It claims Chicago sends more food products to the world than any city and is the nation’s natural trade center.
In a quiet suburban street children play as the professor notes a shift from nicknames to surnames in Christian given names. He cites six boys under fourteen Sewall Horton Ford Horace Worth Clarence and explains parents now prefer distinctive ancestral names, reshaping everyday address norms.
The article recalls Daniel Webster’s frustration with unscrupulous creditors who took no receipts and demanded nothing. It mentions a past incident with a sharp editor and a familiar bill. Also notes Palisades cantaloupe in taste, a banana-like flavor, a giant carpet in London, and the London Zoo receiving a dimming bird.
A Minnesota testimonial from Mrs A Heiman of Stillwater touts Dean's Kidney Pills as curing back pain and illness after years of weakness. The ad notes modern conditions of disordered kidney secretions and mentions sale price and distributor.
A fragmented note discusses a tire surface and its limited impact, indicating practical ineffectiveness of the tire’s wear or design on the given testing surface. Details are sparse but suggest minimal performance difference.
Fragmentary report mentions a bald spot issue and a treatment with several applications. Personal details include a partial address 204 T. 14th St and a name Cullen Spalding. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A disjointed OCR fragment presents quoted exchanges about affection and recognition. It includes stray phrases about kissing, a rich baby and a poor baby, and a request to reach someone not yet identified. The passage lacks clear narrative context or identifiable events.
Frank J. Cooney swears he is senior partner of F J Cooney & Co Toledo firm promising to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimony and testimonials cited. Cincinnati and Toledo druggists sell the cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation. May 1886.
An assortment of vintage ad snippets and consumer tips urge farm branding via name and address stamping on envelopes and stationery to boost product reputation. The collection also notes contests, patent medicines, and quirky items from rail-edge news and catalogs, reflecting early 20th century commerce.
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