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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
7
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco habit with claims of quick relief and offers a free booklet from Sterling Remedy Co. The piece also notes the British navy owning 62 docks for its ships, alongside a teething syrup claim for Mrs Winslow’s.
An old Chicago journalist recalls Memphis during the yellow fever epidemic of the 1870s. Eleven Times reporters died at their posts while covering the crisis, with a shaft later erected in memorial at the Memphis cemetery. The city’s sanitation and commerce later rebounded strongly.
A long excerpt blends reflections on the German emperor and a biography of Mark Twain. It notes the emperor’s interest in courtly dress and a Berlin rowing club, then shifts to Gen Bunker recounting Twain’s early career. Twain published a San Francisco sketch under the name Mark Twain, earning a $100 check.
An experienced horseman, after weeks at winter training grounds, argues horses adapt to climate and should train where they will race. He notes South’s slow pace seen in locals and cites George Leavitt’s view, preferring to train in the same zone as the target races.
Cyrus and Art ns Cobb of Boston are lifelong twins and artists devoted to American art. Darius Cobb paints portraits and historical scenes while Cyrus Cobb is a painter and sculptor famed for the Cambridge soldiers’ monument. They served together in the Forty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteers and married sisters on the same day.
The Japanese Parliament passed a press law prohibiting women from becoming editors and publishers. It cites that the discharge of such work by females is neither becoming nor desirable. A separate note mentions the Maitland diocese banning funeral flowers and a railway prospect in French Guinea.
At Willetts Point an elderly Army veteran, who spent thirty three years in service including underground work in the Hell Gate tunnel, was executed by order of the War Department after years of half rations and declining health. His hair whitened and his voice grew cracked as he endured hardship.
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