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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women suffering from fatigue pains and nervousness. It claims to support the feminine system, aid childbirth, and help through menopause. A testimonial from Mrs Augusta Lyon and an invitation to women to write for free advice are included.
An old advertisement page lists medical remedies and products. It notes King Bilas of Servia as last abdicated sovereign, and promotes various tonics, syrups, and pills with prices and claims. Also mentions Garfield Tea and a cakewalk origin claim.
A Tennessee family recounts using Cuticura products to treat severe eczema in a daughter and a child’s painful sores on hands and arms after oak exposure. They report rapid relief and ongoing health after relying on Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolve, preferring home treatment over a physician’s prescription.
A market scene with Foley replying to a marketman who questions his worried face. Foley answers concisely that he was fired, but explains the boss wanted money for the things he was making, which he says were mistakes. The mood is humorous and antiquated in tone.
A Massachusetts contemporary appears to have found a restorative limeade and gains attention for its refreshing qualities. The Florida Times Union notes local delights and invites New England explorers to pursue further discoveries in the region.
Mia Farrell of GO Ocean Ave Jarser City NC recounts heavy backaches swollen feet puffed eyes and dizzy spells before using Deans Kidney Pills. She says her kidney action secretions and health improved and credits the pills with making her well. 64 cents a box Ester Mulburna Co Buffalo NY.
Readers are urged to write about experiences with coffee to Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Prize tiers include $25 boxes of gold and greenbacks for the top letters, plus larger cash shares for many more entries. Judges will award prizes based on honesty and usefulness of the letters submitted by June 1, 1907.
The excerpt notes Gusy Bagan and Susy begin a biography with a reflective age contrast in their voice. It presents a family memory style declaring a happy household led by a striking father figure as the narrator promises clarity about him.
A brief quip from the Troy Budget features Mrs Anxious asking whether to send Grace and Ethel to the seashore or mountains. Mrs Knowing counters with Sulphur Springs as a prime matchmaking requisite, framing a humorous take on travel and courtship.
A Washington Star quip contrasts excitement in running 49 automobile with the charm of uncertainty. A cheerful citizen notes the thrill while another, smelling of pasolene, jokes about whether they will be late for dinner or arrive at the emergency hospital.
A hedgehog curls into a ball for hibernation inside a grass and moss lined burrow. Spikes protect its body as it conserves energy through the cold season.
The fragment recounts a sailor romance between Susan and William aboard a ship near the Downs. William, beloved by Susan, is drawn to sea duty as cannons roar and battle threatens. They kiss and part with hopeful vows, waves and winds guiding their distant reunion. The excerpt closes with Susan’s farewell as the boat departs.
A Philadelphia Record summary reports French naturalist Seurat’s view that pearl formation in pearl oysters results from a tapeworm. The worm in cysts around the pearl nucleus may require a secondary host, possibly a ray, for development, altering the pearl’s origin narrative.
A manufacturer hired a spy a year earlier and, aside from constant focus on the machine, kept him on staff. Weeks later the worker asks for higher pay, stating he is worth three dollars a week more than the current rate. The exchange ends with a firm question about his true value. The piece notes some girls avoid work except for Christmas and wedding gifts.
In Chicago Daily News style, a couple debates winning a $5,000 automobile by submitting words from unconstrained terms. The wife imagines country rides with children. the husband worries about costs, garage space, a chauffeur, gas prices, and possible accidents.
The Larchmont steamer and the Knowlton schooner collide off the Rhode Island coast during a blizzard. Dozens perish as the storm claims scores in the ocean wreck. Also described are Mecca pilgrimage scenes with vivid details of the Kaaba and the sacred rites, followed by brief notes on a German tale variant and a dying husband’s pious remark.
A mosaic of comic exchanges and everyday scenes. A mix of household chatter, mistaken phrases, and quips about salted gossip, a cow at a family party, a rector and parishioner in the churchyard, and a long yarn about a sharpshooter who taunts friends with a barn door target.
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