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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
3
The article notes an epidemic of serious thought making people anxious to appear witty. Many women dabble in philosophy to craft quotable phrases, turning drawing rooms into venues as prolific as the St James Theatre for epigrams.
W L Jackson a Parkersburg merchant describes years of kidney pain and urinary troubles after bad weather. He says doctors failed to help until using Dean's Kidney Pills, which restored urine flow and eliminated pain. He claims eight years of cure and remaining active at over 70. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A London physician contends that hald headed men rarely become lunatics or criminals and few imagine themselves music geniuses. The Louisville Courier Journal quotes the remark as commentary on character and talent.
Readers are assured by a period piece that Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only demonstrated remedy for catarrh, claims success in curing constitutional disease, and offers a one hundred dollar reward for a case it fails to cure. The text then notes electricity's impact on city lighting and promotes a doctor book by J Hamilton Ayres offered for sixty cents, describing its contents and medical guidance for common illnesses.
A Queen notes the pursuit of health can become a vice as continuous worry weakens the constitution. The commentary compares such obsession to habits like meorphing and drunkenness and warns it undermines well being.
An advertisement claims indigestion symptoms from overeating alcohol anxiety and fatigue can be cured by Mulls Anti-telch Wafers. It promises a free sample box with no drugs, claiming the wafers absorb odors and stimulate stomach action to aid digestion. It warns the offer may not reappear.
The article discusses cow pea cultivation as a soil renovator and forage crop, stressing the need for mineral nutrients and inoculation with bacteria. It recounts a June sowing on varied soil, the growth pattern, lodging and rotting issues in wet weather, and notes cow peas as a satisfactory protein source for horses and cattle.
Practical tips on poultry health with clean water, salt in feed, and lime to dry coops. Advice on fodder like kafir corn, mulching to control weeds, and grass as a money maker. Notes on land treatment, seed germination, composting, and field-specific crop needs.
A seasoned cheesemaker explains that salt shapes cheese beyond taste by reducing moisture and controlling fermentation. Too little salt yields rapid, uneven curing and flat flavor, while excess salt drains moisture, lowers yield, and produces dry, mealy cheese. Proper salting achieves slow, even curing.
Wisconsin dairy leader W D Hoard argues price drops result from keeping unprofitable cows. He says eliminating poor cows reduces surplus and urges growers to cut production costs to influence the dairy market. He stresses that farm management decisions, not market forces, are controllable.
Walter B. Reed of Madison Indiana describes a hack to stop aggressive horses by threading the main line through bridling rings and pulling to make the jaw hurt, claiming it lets a mule be worked in under a day.
The Red Weithersfied onion tops early hardy onions along with Yellow Strassburg Yellow Globe Danvers and Southport Yellow Globe as popular market and home use varieties. White silver skin white pearl and white green mainly for family use and pickling sales. Australian Yellow Brown Globe described as new extra merit globe onions with light brown skin and good keeper.
Galls on horses result from ill fitting saddles and harness. The collar should fit well. a loose girth allows shifting. Inspect harness after work and keep equipment in good condition to prevent galls. remedy depends on removing the cause.
The article argues caponizing raises weight by four pounds per head and price by ten cents per pound with similar feed. It advises capping all nonbreeding cockerels, notes little pain when done skilfully and timely, but criticizes unskilled pupil bungling at a poultry school and condemns performing the operation on live birds without practice on dead ones.
Instructions describe preparing a well fertilized sandy loam ground and forming ridges for corn-like spacing. Plants are set 18 inches apart in ridge centers, watered, covered with dry dirt, then cultivated between rows before vines run and mulched heavily to finish.
Importation of bananas into England in the first quarter of 1906 reached 1,182,000 bunches, up 303,263 from the same period last year. The increase was nearly all from the West Indies.
A woman devoted to animals offers kitten care tips. Keep newborns out of darkness to prevent sore eyes, avoid damp or cold bedding, and feed the mother warm milk and water free of chill. Begin with warm food for the dam for two days and increase portions as kittens grow.
A Farmers' Home Journal correspondent recounts a colored laundress recipe for quilt washing. Use dry day, start early, heat fog rain water with plenty of soap, machine wash about ten minutes, wring, rinse three times, and line dry. The quilt dries clean and enduring, chosen for personal comfort over others.
Guidance on changing bed sheets for a very ill patient. It describes removing the upper sheet, rolling the under sheet toward the patient, positioning the near sheet, unrolling and tucking the new sheets securely, lifting the patient if needed, and spreading the clean sheet evenly afterward.
Cooks learn hard water firms vegetables and soft water dulls flavor. Hard water leaves peas and beans tough. onions lose taste in soft water unless salt is added. For meat broth use soft unsalted water first, then salt water for boiling. Recipes include Sponge Cake Heston Cookies Sour Cream Cake Cocoanut Kisses Breakfast Rolls Turtle Bean Soup notes.
Three hundred nine Portuguese students are invited by French peers to arrive in Paris next week. The visits are described as happy, highlighting youth’s ardor curiosity generosity and the friendships formed between hosts and guests as useful for the future.
Stephen E Boynton of Santa Deerfield Massachusetts celebrated his 103rd birthday on March 14 and remains active with a clear memory. He recalls joining volunteers for the War of 1812 under Capt Elisha Mayo and boarding a front line march. He later lived in Hadley and North Brookfield and recalls the region’s first temperance address and watching the first Connecticut River Railroad train pass through.
A boy called Tommy a liar and challenged him to fight but Tommy restrained himself repeating a vow to his mother while the other boy fled around a corner. The scene shows temper and restraint amid a playground dispute.
Mrs Alex Week Jr reports her seventeen month old baby suffered severe eczema with rapid weight loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Resolvent the child began to mend and regained health, with the family praising the products as indispensable. Neighbors may attest to the statement's accuracy.
A witty saying notes that sweet gestures like candy and flowers fail to fool an older woman beyond thirty. The line reflects playful dating humor from mid century social commentary.
An evening gathering introduces Mr. Yancy to a woman his friends call a splendid conversationalist. The admirer notes her quick wit and the lengthy exchange, while the narrator jokes about being far behind in the dialogue. Snowden King, in Lippincott's.
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