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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
3
Medical examiner Lewellyn Jordan endorses Peruna as a unique internal catarrh remedy. Prominent doctors, including Robert R. Roberts, M D, testify to relief from catarrh and related diseases. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice and purchase details.
The article traces Sally Lunn from Bath famous cake seller to legend. It notes her early basket delivery and a later shop in Lilliput Alley becoming a popular haunt. Dalmer, a paker and musician, bought the business, wrote a song, and helped popularize the cake before retiring.
New York woman claims Cuticura Soap and water give a healthy, bright complexion. Mrs. R. Reichenberg of Fulton Street proudly says she followed a friend's daily routine and found skin soft white and clear with no redness. Also notes impatience wastes effort and health. A Munich Journal ad teases with a "Wanted A second hand grave" line.
Pennsylvania counties seek legislation to make coal companies liable for paupers and criminals brought to the area by mining operations. Across anthracite and soft coal regions, many assaults robberies and murders burden county treasuries and hospitals. Proposal requires mines to post sureties akin to shipowners for workers safety and public protection.
Veteran Joshua Hetler of Urbana states in 1899 he used Dean's Kidney Pills to relieve kidney trouble and back pain. He notes repeat success after warnings of attacks and endorses the product again, with Yester-Milburn Co. Buffalo proprietors selling it for 56 cents per box.
A piece by Cr W Burkett promotes home reading as practical education and family bonding. It urges establishing nightly sessions where all members take turns reading from books, magazines, or newspapers, arguing it strengthens literacy, discipline, and state welfare.
The article describes a vivid orchid journey along the Guineca Rio Negro and Amazon regions. It highlights Cattleya schroederae with white blooms, harsh dangers from wild Indian tribes, swampy mosquito seasons, and the perilous Orinoco travel environment as depicted by Harper's Weekly.
The article lists Chinese populations abroad by region with figures for Formosa 2,600,000 Siam 2,500,000 Malay Peninsula 985,000 Sunda Archipelago 600,000 Hong Kong 274,543 America 272,825 Indo China 150,000 Philippines 80,000 Macao 74,568 Burma 40,000 Australasia 306,000 Asiatic Russia 25,000 Japan 7,000 Korea 371, total 7,642,630.
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