Penny-savings system adopted by Chicago schools
fragmented text notes Chicago 111 schools adopt a penny-savings system while referencing 2n de Montfort Earl founder of Ise of Commons and titles related to Great Britain and the States.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
3
fragmented text notes Chicago 111 schools adopt a penny-savings system while referencing 2n de Montfort Earl founder of Ise of Commons and titles related to Great Britain and the States.
Jumbled excerpt shows a editor demanding a different football story where the hero does not save the game or win a wife with a long run. Acryptic exchange ends with a tragic editor’s death from an acceptance slip. Also mentions vast historical population figures and global marriages.
An Alabama senator recounts Jere Clemens's novel The Rivals and a Burr courtroom scene in which Burr confronts a witness with candles and declares “Aaron Burr dares to do nothing.” The piece notes Clemens’s aim to cast Burr as hero and Hamilton as unscrupulous, and mentions four aged Senate leaders Pettus, Cockrell, Vest, and Morgan.
A curious note warns that present congress numbers risk mixing up as many congressmen are involved as in a crowded scene. The unusual abundance of names creates potential confusion in official records and public listings.
An observation notes that current Egyptian agriculture uses the same type of plow as five millennia ago, highlighting enduring traditional farming practices in the region.
The ad proclaims Cascarets as a beauty aid to purify blood and improve skin by cleansing the liver. It touts pimples blotches and bilious complexion relief with a ten cent price and 10c 25c 50c sizes, sold by druggists with satisfaction guaranteed. It also notes heavy use of barbed wire fences in South Africa with U S imported material.
An advert claims catarrh is constitutional and only internal remedies work. Hall's Catarrh Cure supposedly acts on blood and mucous surfaces. praised by physicians, with testimonials and a sales pitch for Taleda Ohio. Also mentions Piso's Cure and unrelated notes about silk and milk on carpet.
A short ad claims Cascarets Candy Cathartic cures constipation with a price of 10c or 25c and promises a refund from druggists if not cured. The note adds a quip about Germany where theft of electricity is not a crime due to no express law.
A New England home feature highlights practical tips for wives. threading a needle between fingers for easier starts. kitchen first in household setup with cheap, neat storage ideas. make a decorative home frame from a palm leaf fan and silk. ends with a note of a Piemaking secret from a Nonsekeener.
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