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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
3
A prominent business man from Monaire accepts the role of superintendent of street cleaning in Cincinnati, seen as a notable example of municipal reform by the Cleveland Leader.
Mrs W Wright of 172 Main Street Baverhill Mass recalls 1869 misery from back pain dizziness and irregular urinary flow and monthly distress. She credits three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills as curative after initial use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Largest painting ever completed by a Fresch artist after eight years at Tabor.
Allen Ridgeway of Barnegate Station New Jersey reports severe barber’s itch that resisted doctors and cost about fifty dollars. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for one set costing one dollar his condition cured completely and he praises the remedies for families with children.
A vintage remedy titled To Cure a Cold in One Day by Taka Laxative and Eromo Quinine tablets promises a fast cure. Druggists refund money if it fails, with E Grove’s signature on each box.
A ring tail cat described as markedly different from a wildcat was trapped by Herman Thiele of Negaunee at Goose Lake in northern Michigan. The animal has silky gray fur, black back stripes, and a notably long bushy tail over a foot in length. The Thiele family has forty five years of trapping experience.
December 6 an Orlando to Jacksonville freight on the Coast Line met a large bear on the track near Ocala. The bear moved off then returned as the train approached. The next morning a northbound passenger train found a 400 pound bear. its skin was kept by the freight engineer who had it cured. St. Petersburg residents later ate bear meat.
A Duluth resident reports a coffee induced illness relieved by Postum. He states headaches, dyspepsia, and nervousness vanished after switching, with energy and stamina improving. He credits Postum alone and mentions the product from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the book The Road to Westville.
A poem from Harper's Magazine imagined as a plea to an omnipotent Madam Testing about youth and aging. The speaker asks why elders interrupt their play and warns that time will urge wisdom if youth is wasted. Death and the tomb loom as the present happiness fades.
A University of Toronto party canoeing in Lake Big Spoon encounters a mysterious passenger in the bow during a night voyage. White, the paddler, survives a capsizing and cold swim with a small bear clinging to the craft, then reaches shore to safety as the camp beacon shines.
The article references Sars Topeka State Journal debates as serious for women similar to past male concerns. Mention of Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer and Dr B A Evime treatments promises cures and guarantees. Chinese students in Japan exceed 3000. testimonials cite Piso’s Cure for Consumption. The Telephone system expansion for the Ohio Central Railroad is noted.
The article notes a Japanese yearly rice intake of about 20 pounds per person versus seven pounds in the United States, highlighting diet variety and cereal use. It references Rev. J E Beard of the Newberry Methodist circuit detailing a strenuous year with 264 pastoral visits, 180 sermons, 25 prayer meetings, 269 services, 12 funerals, and 3 350 miles traveled by buggy.
Readable bits mention a woman in a church setting and a president’s stance on incarceration. A quoted line refers to personal goods values with a complex phrase about a wife and the term gay in London. The text is garbled but signals social labeling and reflective opinion.
An advertisement extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments including inflammation types and backache. It urges readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham for confidential guidance and promises relief across a range of complaints.
A fragmentary collage quotes a youth seeking inspiration and a chorus of brief clipped vignettes. Included are a punning exchange on genius and inspiration, a London inquest tale about a collie guarding a dead man, and a whimsically misprinted column on cold notions and a fish tale with a pawn ticket.
Report from Rockford Register Gazett e summarizes Dr William Langherst Aurora treatment of a man with partial optic nerve loss allegedly caused by coffee intake. Patient struggled with severe vision decline after years of heavy coffee consumption and warns others to quit coffee to avoid further nerve damage.
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