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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
7
Maud at reception prompts admiration as Ethel appears wonderfully composed in the scene. The observer notes the moment took over two hours to arrange, per the Boston Transcript.
J H Bennett of 59 Fountain Gardiner Maine says four months in bed with back pain dizziness headache and bladder inflammation ended when he used Deans Kidney Pills. After three months he was completely cured and has had no recurrence. Also a Paris tablet misstates Napoleon Bonaparte lived at Quai Conti house in 1783. Napoleon III had tablet placed in 1858 revealing the error.
An advertorial tone notes Kemp's Bal Sam as a universal cough cure priced 25¢ and recommended by doctors and nurses. Also mentions Russian secret service employing thousands of women with some earning $1,000 yearly and touts Dragsy Specialists Green’s Sons of Atlanta. Miscellaneous notes on Steal medicine origin 2535 and Winslow soothing syrup. French schoolboys and diligent study routines cited from Pall Mall Gazette.
Advert shows Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal remedy that reaches blood and mucous surfaces. Claims no local use only and cites a physician prescription. Promoted by J Cueney & Co Toledo Ohio with testimonials and druggist sales. Also advertises fake Hall family Pills for constipation.
The passage contrasts springtide youth poetizing and theorizing with manhood ruling from a higher seat and turning thoughts into deeds. It likens youth to the sun that merely lights clouds, while midday heat crowns thoughts with action and continues to shine.
A narrator recalls entering a beloved’s room to find her with others present. The scene shifts from dim corridors to a quiet garden as dawn approaches. Voices murmur of beauty, and figures move with swift, hushed steps while the narrator remains frozen. Sorrow rises as prayerful cries break the tense silence.
In a country house hosted by Eva Wiley Robinson, Reggie Carson woos Miss Alice Benthall while wary relatives debate the match. Eva orchestrates to quiet family opposition, and a summer engagement blossoms into a formal betrothal announced in the Morning Post.
An 1907 advertisement lists Skin remedies Cat cura, Cutieura Ointment, and Cure Resolvent with a healer story of a boy rash cured in two months. It also notes Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion claims and promotes Dan Rice memoirs by Maria Ward Brown with a 500 page illustrated volume for $1.50 from Book Publishing House, New York.
A Philadelphia teacher argues a boy's conscience is not awakened by spanking. The Cleveland Leader reports the remark, noting the remark's context and tone as part of a broader discussion on discipline.
Fragmentary ad text mentions many women suffer backaches and nervous prostration and invites readers to write for a free guide from Mrs Pinkhal Ina. It hints at eye care products sold at 50c and references a book.
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