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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
3
The readable parts reference a lecture and concerts with mentions of a man in office and a regular schedule. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to describe further.
Edward Johnson picked up a land tortoise bearing the initials D R Johnson and the date 1846 on his Pennsylvanian farm near Centre Bridge. The tortoise is believed over fifty four years old, linked to the Johnson family for more than a century and thought lost for years.
An advertisement offers free postpaid delivery of Know Thyself a male reader specific medical text with mention of this paper. It promotes The Science of Life or Self Preservation prize treatise a medical book available in paper and library editions with engravings and prescriptions priced at 25 to 70 cents or 1 dollar, from The Peabody Medical Institute Boston Massachusetts urging readers to write for health guidance.
A court in Pennsylvania recently ruled that a contract formed by telephone is valid and binding. The decision emphasizes the enforceability of telephonic agreements when essential elements of a contract exist.
Daily family note promotes Jell O as a two minute no bake dessert with lemon orange berry and strawberry flavors at 10c. The ad mentions house mail box use in St Louis with two signal flags for carrier and homeowner. Also suggests Beeman's Pepsin Gum for dyspepsia and notes chewing it improves mood.
The piece profiles a famed convict now a multimillionaire bank and railroad owner in Honduras. It recounts the William Allen bank heist in New Orleans, suspected pardons, and a warden's warning about educated criminals with daring, foresight, and no conscience, plus notes on country names and explorers.
Summary of key court rulings: a state ordinance restricting heavy vehicles is invalid unless the restricted street portion suits the purpose. a jury of eight in noncapital criminal cases complies with due process. future profits cannot be counted in land damage awards. states must honor gold warrants once accepted. and municipal waterworks franchising affects legislative power over municipal acquisitions.
Chemists report a method to extract rubber from a wild African plant Jandol fia. The find, aided by native copperas near Montipelia, could have high commercial value. A. Geologist Otto Kunzte notes native copper deposits near Montpelis Iowa form from iron pyrites oxide under dry cliff overhangs.
A weathered coal study shows exposed coal loses a third of heat in a month while two tons left in different conditions lose nearly half. An Italian journal reports a rich prehistoric site on Wirrapina in Northern Croatia with jaw bones, teeth, tools, and bones of several animals. Professor Raoul Pictet of Geneva unveils an apparatus to decant oxygen from air using liquid nitrogen and carbon dioxide and nitrogen as byproducts.
The Imperial Geographical Society of Russia reports MT Kosloff led an expedition across Central Asia to map the Great Desert of Gobi. The 1,500 mile by 500 700 mile expanse lies between Andijan and Pekin with lakes newly found, wildlife seen, and harsh winter cold to heat.
A humorous fragment shows a circus man declaring a fervent love with grand adjectives and asking for marriage. the woman softly agrees, ending with a whispered yes. The line calls the suitor a circus man capable of a strong argument for love and partnership.
A Pennsylvania woman seeks to end her marriage without murder as a modern witch in England reportedly runs ledgers listing clients who want spouses dead. Payments range from two to six dollars for fatal outcomes, reflecting unchanged human superstitions across centuries.
Fragmentary ad text urges readers to ask their procer about a package of Guabr-O and a new Arfet set, suggesting a promotional claim. The wording is unclear and appears to be an OCR reading with errors.
A garbled ad touts Artien's Foot-Hase as the sole cure for swollen smarting tired aching hot sweating pests corns and buntong. It claims a powder to shake into the shoe and offers free samples by mail from Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N.Y.
An old advertisement notes Fell O brand lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors priced at 10 cents. It mentions an asparagus farm of 206 acres near Charleston Illinois as a big money maker.
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