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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
3
An aged testimonial from a retired man in Bolivar describes kidney pain and backache eased after trying Doan's Pills. The ad promotes quick relief and notes wide dealer availability, with Foster-Milburn Co. linked to the product and U.S. cigarette usage mentioned in a related fiscal fear line.
A mixed narrative of home remedies and household tips for skin itch relief, wardrobe care, and cleaning methods. It passages advice on moth prevention in wardrobes using turpentine blends, plus dress-care hacks with muslin coverings and hanger hooks.
Military circles discuss a case of discipline involving an officer ordering an enlisted man to go As a Professiona student of lan guages I have no hesitation in engine that Modern Irish is 'More direyt than Ancien Greek. Manchester Geordian.
A Maine man writes that after nine months on Grape Nuts with cream and a little sugar for breakfast his dyspepsia improved significantly. He claims it cured or eased his long liver disturbance and says he will answer letters from readers enclosing stamps.
The piece argues that Peruna contains ingredients like Hydeastis canadensis golden seal and Corydalis formosa used for chronic catarrh and related mucous membrane diseases. It cites the United States Dispensatory labeling cedron seeds copaiba and os copaiba as tonics and stimulants with purposes in dyspepsia diarrheal and urinary issues. It invites readers to request a free book of testimonials endorsing Peruna as a catarrh remedy.
A collage of sensational ads and notices mentions an imagined tunnel under the Great Wall, patent tonics and cures, honey prices, and laxatives. It cites Dr Eline’s nerve restorer, Pites cures in days, and Home Quine laxatives, with varied claims and testimonials.
A collection of aphorisms on law ignorance opportunity and gender roles from a Gentle Cynic in the New York Times. The notes critique self made men philosophy public figures and the dynamics between men and women with wry humor.
Dr. Anatin Peters, state cattle commissioner, urges a higher dog tax in a semi annual report to the state board of agriculture. He condemns current dog management for rabies, calls for fines of 5 to 10 dollars and premises confinement, and argues dogs should be a luxury not a necessity. The piece contrasts sympathy for dogs with concern for victims and other property. Also mentions a humorous note on government workers clubs in Washington.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts and her Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ills. It cites long suffering among women with backaches headaches nervousness and irregularities and claims the remedy has cured many and offers free advice from Pinkham based on her experience treating female issues.
The Musical Standard laments selling quack pieces for high prices and mocks English buyers for valuing tuneful trash over true poetry. It notes the first international amateur athletics meet in New York in 1895, where eleven events were held and the United States won all.
Massachusetts lawmakers introduced close to two thousand bills in the current session signaling broad legislative activity. The large volume reflects varied topics and aims as representatives push policy ideas forward.
After General Min Yeng Whan died in November the sealed room was opened to reveal a bamboo shoot rising over four feet. Koreans view it as a omen and recall a Songdo legend where a patriot died on a bridge and bamboo sprouted between the stones years later.
A brief comic exchange between Tommy and Mrs. Danks ends with the line that the father broke the vase. The quip showcases a playful backstory as the mother contemplates punishment while Tommy reveals the real culprit.
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