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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
7
An advertisement touts Peruna as a household friend in over a million homes with daily growth. The almanac claims Peruna as a trusted old remedy for catarrhal diseases of the head throat lungs stomach kidneys bladder and female organs.
The Rev Ira W Henderson at Irving Square Presbyterian expounds Mark 4 3 on Christ parables as enduring tools for truth. He argues parables cut through pretence, reveal life facts and guide listeners toward repentance and spiritual insight through the master teacher’s words.
An epidemic of malarial fever grips Tananarivo Madagascar where a city of 60000 reports a death rate averaging 8 0 per month and increasing.
A family recounts an eight month battle with eczema in their one and a half year old daughter. After multiple doctors failed and one eye damaged, they tried Cuticura Remedies costing $1 and saw rapid improvement within a week, though eyesight could not be restored.
An eighteenth century ad lists a “good situation” in a popular winter resort for a one armed man or preferably a man with no arms. It mentions references and a required cash deposit.
Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut reports severe kidney disease with constant pain and dizziness. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills she improved after the first box and was fully cured after five boxes, with the product available for 69 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The Christian life is a continual renewal and ascent. If the mountain is immeasurable the summit is never reached, yet the ascent remains a privilege of persistent hardship and forward movement.
A fragmentary quotation notes that if a fraction of war expenses had funded reason and Christian principles, humanity would have avoided centuries of terror and moral decline, reflecting on history from Horace Menu.
Quote by Thomas Lathrop urges living with divine peace each day. It asserts that heaven is not postponed until death but can be carried into everyday, ordinary scenes through faith and perception. He emphasizes practical spirituality over distant promises.
A fragment urges prayer for others as essential to proper prayer for ourselves. It emphasizes compassion as a core duty to God and calls on readers to extend spiritual support to those in need. The wording reflects exhortation style common in religious publications.
A street corner census in New York City shows 1 247 bicycles around Broadway and 72nd Street between sunrise and sunset on a September day nine years ago. A recent careful recon finds only four bicycles and 243 automobiles passing the same point.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Ball’s Catarrh Cure and promotes Fall’s Family Pills for constipation.
A Cambodian royal tale notes Cambodia as tropical yet recalls a Paris visit where the king endured heat. His swollen inflamed feet forced the cutting of patent leather shoes, attributed to the heat and perhaps to the climate more than the leather itself.
A fragmentary newspaper page notes Putnam residents hostile to automobile drivers. The piece also skims in short items on piles remedies and cures, ornamental needlework tracing four centuries in India and China, nerve restoration by Dr Eline, flowers on brides in Australia, a cold cure claim, and infant teething syrup.
An old fisherman notes that fish act as weather prophets. When a storm nears, fish stop biting and remain quiet until the storm passes. They also signal cold or heat by moving between shallow and deep waters to keep temperature stable.
A Wisconsin woman credits Grape-Nuts with recovery from cerebro spinal congestion and other ailments after two years of a white bread ban. She details long illness in 1887 1889 and her cure after a new doctor prescribed Grape-Nuts and a glycerine remedy. She has remained well and eats Grape-Nuts daily urging others to read The Road to Wellville.
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