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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
3
A useful hint explains that coal stored in a dry airy place lasts longer than coal kept in a close airless cellar. When coal lacks ventilation its gas is released, reducing its power and increasing waste when burned.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on peace power heaven doubt and the soul. Notable lines touch Bayard Taylor Joubert Saint Lawrence Brother Lawrence Theodore T. Munger and reflections on life memory and virtue. The text reads as a stitched set of maxims rather than a narrative.
J W Walls Lebanon street commissioner reports lasting relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and back discomfort. He says doctors failed to help before he found quick, lasting improvement, and recommends the remedy for kidney disorders. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents a box through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
The article notes Sumatra style tobacco grown under cheesecloth in Connecticut. A Florida fruit in a pineapple shed revealed taller, finer leaves under lath shade. Soil surveys found a match to Sumatra. Government experts started the industry. profits exceeded 100 percent for some growers.
Mrs Jeannette H Block of Rochester describes a severe skin sore affecting her infant. After failed medical remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting rapid improvement with the soreness vanishing within two weeks.
In a Tit Bits excerpt a couple, the Singletons, admire the newborn as Mrs Singleton quietly comforts her husband by the crib. He mutters about the crib’s cost, noting he cannot grasp how it could be built for eighteen shillings and sixpence.
The longest word in our language is credited to Mr. Glad stone. It is disestablishmentarian ism.
Mrs Mar Haun of Edgerton Wisconsin reports health improvements after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for irregularities and uterine troubles. She notes relief from back and side pains during menstruation, weight gain, and overall well being after two months treatment. Local household eclectics club endorses the testimonial.
A home care note suggests cleaning marble tops by applying a vinegar and whitening paste for 24 hours to remove ugly stems. It adds a wall mounting tip advising to locate brick crevices with a darning needle before driving nails to avoid bending.
Instructions advise pulling flannels evenly on the line to dry well and folding them to hide under other clothes in the basket. Hot irons are said to damage flannel, so air drying is preferred.
An ingenious cook keeps cracker boxes to bake leaf cake. Boxes measure three inches by twelve inches and prevent burning with slow or cool ovens. Paraffin paper lining keeps the cake from sticking and the size suits precise slicing.
Good Housekeeping reports that liquid air and its products oxygen and nitrogen may become affordable for home cooling within a decade. Plants will produce liquid air daily, delivering to large establishments at low cost and later to houses in insulated containers, with ornamental coils.
A vintage recipe collection lists Rag-a-Mafins with maple sugar and cinnamon, Nut Crocodties with walnuts crackers parsley and egg, Cream Oyster Stew with oysters milk butter crackers and mace, and A Simple Salad using Jima beans lettuce and a mustard vinegar dressing.
A Philadelphia Record report describes a mother dragging a young child through a crowded toy store while bargaining for bargains. The child, almost a baby, struggles to keep balance as the mother ignores the discomfort and shuns new books offered by a polite saleswoman.
Mrs Prattle compares her three month younger cousin’s baby manizes of speech with Harold’s. She elicits words like bread fish candle horse father and notes a supposed vocabulary of 22 words while the other mother touts her own child. The nurse soon takes the child away.
In Trinidad, a young Japanese prince is described as eager to learn by stoking a ship’s furnace. The tale, cited from Lady Broomer’s Colonial Memoirs, portrays his initiative aboard the German warship while possibly await ing action under Admiral Togo.
An emphasis on historic Hawaiian methods describes chiefs using human flesh as bait and a ritual process to capture miuhi or man eating sharks. A voyage narrative details loading canoes with baked sharks and awa root, luring the animal to shallow water before capture.
Washington Post notes Wyoming voters favor lively campaigns with dances after candidate speeches. Politicians from U S senators to sheriffs attend and pair off for dances, seen as essential to campaign culture and goodwill across counties.
A column extols the value of the strap over a seat in subway cars, arguing hard work and toughness yield profits. It pictorially links straps to money, urges readers to endure discomfort, and warns against being a hanger-on. The piece ends with a curfew idea from Waycross Georgia favoring husbands’ return bells over children.
An advertisement urges keeping Peruna in the home to prevent catarrh and lung illnesses among women during winter. It touts Peruna as a safeguard and cure with a doctor listed for free advice. Customer testimonials from Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Wilson claim rapid relief from colds and lung symptoms after use.
A collage of ad blurbs extols sunny dispositions and optimism while promising cures and remedies. It touts Dr Bline’s Great Nervehestover, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and Wake Laxative Bromo Quinine. Also notes a British Bible class, a London conjurers journal, and a lighthouse of advertising claims.
A colonial Korean law ordains fifteen years imprisonment with hard labor for failing to shut the door when entering the imperial palace. The statute codifies strict access discipline and severe penalties for breaches of palace security.
Druggists offer refund if Pazo Ointment fails to cure piles in fourteen days. Advert describes symptoms include itching bleeding and protruding piles. Testimonial from J W O'Brien of New Minneapolis Minnesota dated April 6 1900.
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