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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1904
Page
3
A collage of testimonials and notices tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for young women. Includes free medical advice, claims of revitalization, and a Chicago reader letter. Also lists advertisements for sewing machines, essences, nerve restorers, bloodhounds, and a marriage notice titled Spider-Webb.
A London Truth essay explores evolving beauty standards seen in a Paris inspired portrait studio. The piece contrasts lifelike, major feminine features with a solid masculine chin and adopts a cautious stance on the coming aesthetic. It cites a Paris celebrity performer noted for a lifeless eyed allure and a distinctive smile. The column closes with a bread crumb tale about a rice stained wedding hat.
Time to act when back ache and fatigue signal kidney trouble. Mrs W Marshall of Dawson Ga testifies her husband found relief in three days after using Dean's Kidney Pills. A free trial offer is available via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents per box.
A sequence of letters and endorsements from women across the United States claim Peruna cured uterine ailments, restored strength, appetite, and sleep after years of suffering. Eva Bartho and Miss Muriel Armitage describe drastic improvements, while others from Washington to Detroit vouch for its restorative effects and oppose surgical options.
A condensed Victorian era health column from Philadelphia Record discusses skin care, hair brushing, and diet as beautification routines. It cites advice on sleep, bathing, facial massage, hair care, fruit and water intake, and regular meals, with references to Harper's Bazar and Harpers Weekly. It then covers Red Cross involvement by Japanese princesses, royal hospital work, and rest for weary mothers with dilute cow milk feeding guidelines. It also touches on New Orleans women and southern beauty ideals linked to nature and environment.
The article surveys evolving styles in black taffeta blouses and Panama cloth skirts, noting shirrings suit wash fabrics less than wool or silk. It highlights hip down tucks stitched with machine work, selective color contrasts, circular skirts, and a small collar on jackets. Accessorizing features linen collars, English-embroidered links, chiffon or velvet ties, and soft voile.
Louise Morgan profiles lake men who throw ropes to ships rather than cattle. The lariat thrower is praised for skill, calm mastery, and adaptability across nationalities as the vast inland waters shape him into a lake man. He handles freighters and wharfs with precision, lacking pretension yet remaining picturesque in action.
A lighthearted letter from India recounts a mouse that stammered before dying in the post office. The Sub-Postmaster notes that such events precede plague prognostics and requests early disinfection of the office. The author plays on the oddity with a wink at nervousness and fate.
A jumbled clipping notes foot comfort cure amid ads and celebrity tale. It touts Allen's Foot-Ease to ease swollen tired feet and bunions, urging purchase from druggists and shoe stores with a sample offer. A testimonial from Mrs Tuomas Robbins in Norwich, NY mentions consumption relief years earlier.
An advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for acute and chronic catarrh and especially for female weaknesses. It urges women to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio with their symptoms for free treatment directions. The message emphasizes strong health benefits and urges readers to seek guidance from the Hartman Sanitarium.
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