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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
3
Women praise Bamberger wash frocks with charm and indefinable beauty. June collection features plain striped and polka crepe, figured voile, batiste waistcoats, organdie vestees, white dresses, and rich wash frocks priced at 7.93 to 10.98. Rich crepe, ramie linen, and embroidered fabrics offer varied silhouettes with fashionable trims and Russian tunic details. Third floor Market Street.
The article explains cancer as one shape of abnormal growth driven by cell independence and unlimited expansion. It distinguishes malignant cancer from benign tumors, notes cancer can spread via the bloodstream, and cites World sources on its stages, hereditary questions, and the limited cures beyond surgical removal.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a sign linked to a cave office and a three of business. The passage quotes lines inviting readers to act tomorrow and mentions youth’s comment on value of a day. The readable content hints at a public notice or advertisement.
A brown humming bird saves a fairy from a giant spider in a tale set in Fairyland and a garden. The fairy rewards the bird with a silvery purple and crimson suit, and the story notes the bird’s continued plumage after winter.
A compact relic of a page on folklore and word lore. It discusses a lionlike lion pretending care for appearance through a pun and the limpets vacuum sticking to rocks. It also notes the superstition about spilling salt linked to Leonardo da Vinci and The Last Supper and the gesture as a sign of friendship or enmity.
The New York Sun outlines two easy tests to judge water quality at home. A tumbler of water with a lump of white sugar held overnight should remain clear for purity, while a small amount of potash added and left for an hour should keep a rosy color if clean. any brownish tint signals potential impurity.
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