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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions missing words and unclear subjects, suggesting incomplete text. It offers no definite events, names, dates, or locations to anchor a proper news item or summary.
The article surveys cleansing agents from antiquity to early modern times, detailing biblical borith and nether, natron sources, samphire ash, soapwort sap, and urine. It notes Roman laundries, lye washes, and the social status of soap, plus early soapmaking by the Gauls and Romans, and Galen’s reference to soap with earths in facial washing.
The article describes the introduction of the dahlia from Mexico to Europe. It notes Vincent Cervantes sent tubers to Madrid, the plant’s tall form with yellow-centered red petals, and the naming split between Dahl in Sweden and Wildenow in Germany. The German term georgina arose from Humboldt’s exchange, influencing cultivation.
The fiscal year sees 600000 dollars spent on roads trails and telephone lines in national forests with the same appropriation for 1909 10. Trails route to maximize ranger patrol control and lookout lookouts. Telephone lines connect supervisor offices to ranger HQs and peaks aiding fire observation. Cooperation with states counties and communities builds wagon roads trails and bridges expanding accessible mature timber. A new 96 mile Horse Atlanta Wagon road near Atlanta Idaho cuts snow months and showcases scenic scenery.
A youthful assistant recalls customers who seem socially important but are viewed as financially poor. Florists prioritize fresh blooms, resell returned orders, and cash in on expensive flowers. The piece cites the New York Times noting refunds and resales to cheaper shops as people exchange flowers for money or basic goods.
Leonore O'Reilly, vice president of the Women's Trade Union League, commends the organization's work in New York predicting a century hence its members will revere today’s women. She cites progress amid era references and notes a broader South African labor movement forming in London with 12 branches to boost trade and industry.
A historical survey contrasts the old National Guard culture focused on social drills, weekly gatherings, and camp feasts with a modern model stressing harsh discipline, frequent drills, physical standards, and limited visitors. Officials note the shift from pleasure and business to pure military readiness.
A historical note describes three general pain control methods for surgery. Ether or chloroform for complete insensibility. a spinal nerve block with a local anesthetic for lower body numbness while the mind stays active, using cocaine or a proposed strychnine and morphine mix. and surface anesthesia with cocaine for eye or dental procedures.
A Paris feast featured every dish made from potatoes, including brandy and savor, hosted by Parmentier with guests Ben Franklin Lavoisier and other luminaries. Louis XVI supported his cause, even wearing a potato flower, while guards lured visitors by day to prove potatoes are safe.
The Carnegie institution’s current year book reports a distribution of 086 500 for the previous year. About three hundred people participated in scientific research activities conducted by the institution.
A distorted ad for Munyon's advertises a free medical examination blank to be filled and mailed. It claims eminent doctors will diagnose thoroughly and promises no obligation to follow advice, listing Munyon's Philadelphia address and urging prompt return.
Mrs H R Whitaker of Winchester Tennessee reports that her two and a half year old daughter suffered a painful facial and leg eruption beginning in October. After two doctors failed, two weeks of Cathorn Hemedict treatment left the child entirely well by February and she has had no recurrence. Cuticura remedies advertised by Potter Drug Corp Boston Mass.
A collage of old ads and quips features snow to water, foot powders, teething syrup, camel counts, joke books, and a cartoon gag. Prominent items include Allen’s Noot-Ease for shoes, Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for teething, and a promotion for Dan Rice humorbook with postpaid offer. Also notes a Puck cartoon line about eternal peace and a Creednaught joke.
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