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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
4
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. A writer argues that labeling people as queer or eccentric reveals more about observers than those judged. A devout Christian man praised for charity is called atheist for choosing a quiet Sunday at home, highlighting how quick judgments assign labels.
Town Council warns owners that the Day Ordinance is to be strictly enforced. All dogs must be licensed under the ordinance or face penalties. Dated Nutley New Jersey January 11 1905. Councilman-at-Large Wilson G Kierstead signs the notice.
A writer denounces the idea of individuality urging people to conform to local norms. The message scolds those who value personal ideas and distinct dress, calling for colorless living and chasing superficial standards rather than meaningful concerns.
Local dealer Mr Lefferts hawks Pepsixola and Pepsixola Nutley tonic pills claiming 60 percent cure rates for indigestion and related symptoms. Each box provides a 10 day course with money back if no benefit. prices cited at 25 or 26 cents.
Cure claim promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough and lung healer claiming pneumonia prevention and incipient consumption cure. Recommends refunds if ineffective and notes safety for children, sold by Henry T. Lefferts druggist.
The text argues that deviation from common customs is inherently wrong for "the very nature of things" and urges conformity in manners, household care, and childrearing while labeling nonconformity as eccentric or queer.
Foley Co of Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. Many imitations claim to be genuine but FOLEY's Honey and Tar remains the trusted choice praised for safety, mild laxative effect, and suitability for children and delicate persons. Henry T. Letterts, druggist.
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