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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
3
A lyric excerpt from Phoebe Lyde in Lippincott's describes a hidden stream of love that flows through the speaker's chest. The poem contrasts unrest and night with a powerful, resistless current that governs the speaker's feelings, leaving their true being swayed by one beloved.
Luella Morgan Wright, a self described pupil of Stahlmann, journeys to fame with a piano recital in the city. She grapples with promoter pressure and familial poverty, seeking a real break while Mr. Stahlmann weighs her nerves with a compassionate listening moment.
Mr. Stahlmann praises a pupil as she struggles to hold back tears after hearing his gracious words. He instructs her on purity of conduct and invites her to return for a first lesson after her concert, as Mr. Siahiman guides her to the door.
Dr. Augustin H. Goelet and Prof. E. A. Kenealy report that death in the electric chair is caused by rupture of brain vessels due to alternating current. Autopsy reviews show cerebral hemorrhage and blood-filled cranium, with violence spreading through muscles driving blood to the brain. The finding settles the debated cause of death in executions by electricity.
Case and Comment notes hotel keeper’s bid for an injunction to stop crowing cocks on a neighboring property. No direct damages proven. Brussels offered BGOSE prizes for schoolchildren. first prize won by a Frenchman.
A collage of quirky snippets from historical papers includes a tragedy labeled brief, a post office trip with thrill and a misplaced check, and a doctor patient exchange about insomnia. It also mentions Andye’s tacetiousness and a jail wagon moment, plus a witty Albany Journal exchange about devotion and a Philadelphia Press quip on article timing.
Fragmentary lines mention calls, a long hall with no turn, and duties for men and women with agents sending baggage before a judge. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
A string of brief quips and exchanges from various papers. A teacher asks who Virginia Dare’s grandfather and a smart reply in class appear alongside light social banter about cross examinations by lawyers and public figures.
Mrs. Addie Harding of 121 W Brighton Ave Syracuse NH reports long term Peruna use. She claims it prevented colds and other illnesses, stating she has used it for twelve years and relies on it for health.
A patient notes repeated throat trouble and choking sensations eased after using Peruna. Four cases required a physician, but two years ago the writer first felt improvement and has remained well since, claiming Peruna checks the sensation whenever it returns.
A jumble of ads and anecdotes includes a whimsical Eugene Wood piece about desiring an automobile, a gag about carriages and garages, and a Chicago Tribune joke about marriage prospects and types of wives. Also notes J Lathrop Allen who built the first band instruments in the United States and is living in New York at ninety.
A New Jersey editor chronicles a three year struggle with nervous dyspepsia and claims strict use of Srape-Nuts with outdoor exercise restored digestion and stamina. He says the diet boosts writing energy and daily walking endurance, urging readers to try Grape Nuts as seen in Postum promotions.
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