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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
3
The item notes Signora Granata of Sicily as claiming a total of forty two children. It cites a marriage at twenty six and a daughter in the first year. Ten months later five boys were born, followed by triplets and octets, with yearly additions to the family and a recent presentation of five more children to the husband.
Forty two motor cars were sent to Central Africa to haul goods between Busalaba and Bumaka. The wagons, each about four tons with nine to ten horsepower, shortened the journey from a month to three or four days. The road runs slowly at about fourteen to fifteen kilometres per hour according to a Technik writer.
Fragmentary ad rivulet shows quotes and product pitches. Appears as a collage of quotations and consumer notices featuring Allen's Foot Ease Jell O and Beeman's Pepsin Gum. Local flavor hints at Western farm audience and motivational maxims amid commercial blurbs.
A compilation from the Farmers Institute reports on road improvements. Prominent US voices discuss drainage, tax funding, road labor, and practical ideas from Illinois and New York experts. Generals Miles and Brewster weigh in on road policy and practical remedies.
Two Alameda County clergymen Rev. Carl M. Warner and Rev. Arthur Hicks aided Town Marshal Harvey in arresting a belligerent, liquor- soiled ranch hand on the streets of Livermore. After shedding coats, the ministers joined the fray, subduing the rancher and sending him to jail, while spectators cheered the display of muscular Christianity.
An Italian firm has purchased the patent for a four piece mechanism that converts the Mauser rifle into an automatic firearm. The inventor is Captain Cel, an infantry officer based in Rome. The device uses a gas driven ejector and a lever to feed the new cartridge.
Washington relies on a painstaking 14‑step cable-and-land chain to reach Manila, spanning New York, Valentia, Br iton, Havre, Marseilles, Alexandria, Suez, Aden, Bombay, Madras, Singapore, Saigon, Cochin China, Hong Kong and Manila. The system costs about $400,000 annually.
A testimonial note cites fifty thousand women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pain and vitality. It claims her advice and medicine have helped many women stay strong and cure various ailments.
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