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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
7
Asserted to cure a wide range of female illnesses including ovarian troubles womb disorders and menopausal change. The advertisement touts backache leucorrhea nervous debility and other symptoms as resolvable by the Vegetable Compound sold by pharmacists everywhere with a warning against substitutes.
Le Gri de Faris reports Dr Wolf von Sctrand believes a Kuropatkin daughter is alive abroad after a voyage with her mother and sibling. The daughter later vanished from her father's home, rumors claimed drowning in the Neva, but she reportedly lived in the United States as a Catholic. Also noted is a frontier man improving a wilderness with heating and ventilation for visits with friends.
The notice touts 86 bushels per acre for Macaroni Wheat and related seeds with high yields in Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana Pennsylvania and western states. It promotes growing hogs sheep and cattle on various soils and invites sending 0.25 for a free sample and the company catalog from John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse WI.
The initials M C 3. refer to Master Car Builders standard measurements for freight cars and equipment such as couplers. These marks appear on many cars and denote conformity to established size and appliance specifications.
An article from Everybody's Magazine argues cold baths cleanse by opening capillaries and promoting circulation. It claims tepid water is ineffective, rubbing the skin boosts blood flow, and daily clothing hinders skin cleansing, with the body replacing lost skin cells.
An advertisement style piece touts Peruna as effective against la grippe and its after effects. It cites testimonials from Horatio J. Goss, Jean Cowgill, and J R Guill, describing severe grip episodes and improvement after using Peruna.
The article claims many housewives fail to nap and presents a method to relax the body fully. It advises lying supine with arms slightly away, loose clothing, possible undressing, and a sequence of abdominal then upper chest breathing. After muscle release from head to toes, focus mind on pleasant thoughts to reach a deep, refreshing sleep.
Mrs. P. Tackett of Brooklyn NC credits Cuticura with curing a severe ulcer once deemed incurable, saying the disfigurement vanished and her daughter’s skin became smooth again. The note appears among miscellaneous ads and notices including a world swimming record and various medical claims.
A discussion on whether a wife should intervene in her husband’s smoking. If the habit harms finances or health, she may try to persuade him. if not, she should avoid moralizing. The piece argues smoking belongs to the physical realm and should be managed at home rather than in public venues.
Portland resident T B McCarver reports persistent back ache and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. A freight inspector notes lasting relief after months of discomfort, crediting a cold as a trigger. Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Speaking at Hixeter England Rider Haggard compares English crowds to wild tribes. An assortment of medical and promotional blurbs spread across the page tout nerve restorers cough syrups and cures. ads claim cheap tonics and baby remedies with prices and addresses for further order.
A dated essay argues marriage is a learned profession requiring training not whim. It blames poor cooking and lack of domestic skill for unhappy marriages, noting bodily comfort and careful meals are foundational. It asserts wifehood is strenuous, needing labor, tact, and unselfishness, with the choice to stay single if the price is not paid.
A man walking averages 2 263 steps per mile, while cycling eight miles with gear equates to 62 percent of his step count for the same distance. The note contrasts stride efficiency between walking and bicycling under typical conditions.
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