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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
2
A railway north of the Adriatic Sea built by the Austrian Government to boost Trieste trade covers 180 miles and features 579 bridges and viaducts as it passes through 49 tunnels.
A correspondent reports a query on the wood used for mummy coffins in Egypt, identifying the timber as syca Eeyore despite initial confusion. The piece notes the investigation addressed to Kew es regarding the material's origin and classification.
A testimonial from Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland cites rapid relief after four to five applications of Cuticura Ointment following specialist care and other remedies. The notice also includes various consumer product blurbs and a political anecdote from Senator Norris Brown.
A Chicago News fragment recounts Graned Tjarks recalling a late night Welsh rarebit binge ending in a deep nap and a mistaken wakeful fear of a cleaning machine appearing like a fire engine. The quirky episode features a friend’s amused reaction and shows local lively slang.
A reader shares a 19 day trial of abandoning coffee for Postum. The letter claims relief from headaches nervousness and illness, noting return to health after resuming coffee worsened symptoms. It touts Postum as a safe substitute and mentions related reading material.
A discussion on aging and female roles argues women stay mentally and physically fit by active engagement beyond marriage and motherhood. It cites athletic activity, civic work, and evolving grandmother roles as signs of independent vitality shaping society. The Indiana Farmer piece illustrates parental guidance turning theft into responsibility through farm chores and income.
The article notes increasing numbers of women drummers who achieve sales comparable to men, aided by gender bias that favors women in selling sworn goods. It cites areas like corsets and toiletries where female salespeople excel and pride in quick repartee and persuasive storytelling.
Mile. Miropolsky, youngest Paris lawyer, defended Hel eng Jean accused of murdering her daughter. The jury found not guilty as Miropolsky delivered an eloquent closing and controlled the courtroom from start to finish. The verdict marked the first appearance of a woman lawyer in a Paris murder case.
The article notes rich laces and gleaming jewels enhancing outfits. Satin shoe tips are embroidered with jet beads and pearls, buckles jeweled, and gold and silver threads used. A deep lace girdle is popular with slender figures.
A Paris Water Department device described at the Academy of Sciences uses a ground trumpet with ear tubes to detect underground water by sound. Tests suggest wind-like noise from running water. placement and isolation affect results. observers should avoid noise and stay still. Also discussed are Aquarian notes on whitefish egg incubation and temperature effects, with methods to hasten hatching.
A passage describes a potent porch lore in Heatherborn Otters. The rite centers on Lathrop girls hosting a christening that invites a young man to spend the evening in a dress. Being first at the christening grants standing in the Lathrop household for life.
The London Chronicle remarks on Carlyle’s view that editors now rule the world and historians must write of broad sheet dynasties rather than traditional monarchies. It notes Sartor Resartus as predicting editors’ power and references a Victorian description of the press’s secret life.
The article notes Abyssinian monarch Menelik II amassing a vast curios collection including over 2,000 labeled locks of human hair with dates and details. It also mentions his notable taste for emeralds, described as unique in size and beauty.
Alvin P Cole a white patrician man about 70 years old with a long record was picked up by police Tuesday afternoon after drinking. He was released in the evening with Creedon directing him to drive home to Glastonbury before his money was taken, and an hour later he returned worse for drink, fined six dollars and ten cents.
Post Dispatch catalogs a nationwide roster of soldiers homes for disabled veterans and volunteers. It lists locations in California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Washington Wisconsin Wyoming and others. The document cites establishments from Washington DC to remote towns like Bath New York and Hot Springs Vermont.
Mrs Tot Ker accuses Mrs Gadatoni of prying during a social encounter. The exchange fuels indignation as Mr Torker becomes the target of insults and the couple’s mood sours, ending the evening with a silent rift. The New York Times reports the scene.
A fragment from a Phoenix church report mentions General Parker and a sermon begun by Rev. Dr. John at the pulpit. The text is garbled with printer errors and unclear dates or names, but indicates a religious service and a referenced march or day.
Scattered readable phrases mention a town and employer with partial references to a wall, weight, cats, and a vague event. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clearly identifiable entities.
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