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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1909

Page

2

Frugal Ice Preservation Method From New York Telegram

The note describes an improvised freezer method using a can packed in ice and salt. After chilling, remove ice by scraping, then cover and press the can with a crosspiece and damp carpeting to keep it submerged. Stand an hour before serving, and drain and re-ice for longer storage.

New York Telegram

Household Hints From a Faded Page

A fragmented column offers obsolete domestic tips. It suggests using half kerosene for glass, lemon juice to remove rust, washing white feathers with ivory, airing dried items in sun, and tape to track wind. Also notes clover tops for stomach canker, soap and salt for mildew, and half flour in meals to prevent rottenness.

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Wisconsin Couple Finds Health Boost with Postum

A Wisconsin couple explains how switching from coffee to Postum improved their sleep, nerves, and mood. They say relief grew with continued use and reduced coffee cravings, noting health changes over time.

Smile and fashion notes from New York society pages

A survey of expressions and social trends outlines how genuine smiles convey emotion, contrasts polished manners with provincialism, and argues for more accessible evening dress. It also discusses Paris gown styles, growing oversized handbags, and Australia’s women’s vote as a global suffrage milestone.

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Exercise and water for healthier skin in Vogue advice

An article excerpt from Vogue urges vigorous daily exercise to boost circulation and sweating, plus drinking water and reduced meals to improve skin. It advocates cool baths, facial manipulation, and regular brushing to refine complexion, noting benefits for both men and women and warning against sedentary life.

A Pretty Good Horse Or Else This Tennessee Doctor

A Tennessee doctor named Bernum praises his horse Charlie as the wisest mount, detailing how the animal understands patients and follows the doctor on rounds. The horse reportedly helps with ailments, guides the doctor to homes, and shields him from storms, while recognizing neighbors and children in the area.

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Women as swimmers gain popularity across classes

An era notes rising interest in swimming among women in London and beyond. The intermediary examination by the Royal Saving Society tests offered merit awards to 74 and 43 women, including fully dressed swims and tests like towing a person, 860 yard swims, and undressing underwater. Factory girls in the North celebrate, while Bath Club hosts lessons and exhibitions. Age does not hinder training. a club team aged 215 years across members proves the sport’s appeal.

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Fashion Notes On Skirts Fur Stoles And Accessories

Fashion notes describe trends in skirts and materials, fur stoles worn in serpentine wraps, and new hair ornaments like enamel laurel leaves. Turbans reveal front hair, patent leather shoes with tan tops and pearl buttons, and colors including deep cream and chalk white. The leather waist trend shifts toward three piece suits, while housewear favors shirtwaist dresses of linen or lawn.

Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Confusion at Station

A garbled OCR passage references a protest and hostile intent at a station. It mentions a guard, an investigation, a stranger, and an Argonaut color cue, with several disjointed phrases and unclear events. The readable elements suggest a disrupted report or crowd scene without a clear outcome.

Piles Case Prompts Mail Order Health Claim

Fragmentary ad style text mentions itching piles and a product claim. The readable parts suggest a postal order promotion for a remedy with a price of 32 dollars. No clear event or identifiable organizations are shown.

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