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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
7
Mrs Pare of Glasgow declares she suffered kidney trouble with a hacking cough abnormal secretions and scalding urination. Dean's Kidney Pills regulated secretions stopped inflammation improved sleep and strengthened her back. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
The Glasgow corporation weighs a scheme to exile chronic inebriates to the Islet of Shunt in the Hebrides. The islet, leased to a farmer, has been neglected for a century and lies between Argyllshire and Luing. Climate likened to Jersey, advocates argue it could be self supporting.
A prominent tomato grower near Alloway in Salem County New Jersey reportedly harvested three tons from just one and a half acres of land marking a notable agricultural result for the area.
FiTS permanently cared. No fits or nervous ness after first day’s use of Dr. Kline’s Great Nerves restorer S2 trial bottle and treatise free Dr R Kure Ltd 931 Arch St Phila Pa. Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen’s Foot Base powder. Cures swollen feet ingrowing nails corns bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores 25c. Trial by mail address Allen Olmsted Leroy NC. Deposits of asphalt found near Cordeone Sicily.
A ten car vestibuled Erie Pacific type passenger train weighing 1 208 050 pounds reached 71 mph on entering Port Jervis during a Jersey City to Port Jervis trial. The locomotive and tender weighed 389 750 pounds with 8500 tons of water and coal, touted as the largest passenger engine built. The run demonstrated the best Erie track performance and hinted at future transport gains with new equipment. Newfoundland develops whale flesh marketing.
Mrs T C Willadsen of Manning writes to Mrs Pinkham claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life and expresses deep gratitude. She recounts her need for a remedy and credits the product with a life saving effect.
A woman recounts dramatic relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregular and painful menstruation and related womb issues. She credits free instructions, urges others to write for advice, and cites widespread endorsements and Mrs Pinkham inviting sick women to seek help from Lynn Mass.
The Brooklyn Strong Place Baptist Church pastor Rev. Alfred H. A. Morse preached on "The Secret of Happiness." He outlined two hidden bands, pain and pleasure, and described joys from appetite, work, and living, then elevated a higher joy called blessedness through love, faith, conscience, and righteousness. He urged poverty of spirit, repentance, meekness, hunger for righteousness, mercy, purity, peacemaking, and self sacrifice as paths to happiness and heavenly fellowship.
The Reverend Dr Josiah Strong extols self sacrifice. He argues that a life of self denial appears dull from the outside but, when entered, reveals divine light and beauty through consecration to God for service.
Rev. 1' B. Meyer argues knitting needles, cheap and common, can craft the finest designs in rich wools. Everyday life incidents may be plain, yet on them we build a noble character. What we do matters less than how we do it.
The text recalls General Gordon as a hero in China and Khartum who lived by four rules: forgetfulness of self, absolute sincerity, indifference to world judgment, and absorption in the will of God. It asserts the greatest virtue is surrender to God’s will in Pacific Baptist context.
Reverence matters in worship more than outward attitude. The Sunday School Times urges that virtue resides in a right heart, not a show of feelings, guiding believers to sincere devotion.
The Bas tile fortress was not a grim monument but a retreat where prisoners could rest and even live in relative comfort while serving the king. M. Funk Brentano spent ten years studying the archives, cataloguing over 70,000 documents, many torn during the 1789 mob action. He identified the Man in the Iron Mask as Count Mattioli, an Italian diplomat.
The Chambre Syndicale de l Automobile reports rapid growth in France's auto trade. From 1898 to 1904 freighted output rose from 1 850 to 22 000 vehicles, value from 80 million to 176 million francs, and exports from 1.75 million to 74 million francs. Employment totals include 55 000 workmen, 25 000 miscellaneous staff, and 20 000 chauffeurs and machinists.
A brief note states the Nile as the world’s longest river at about 4000 miles. It cites the ancient river as a measure of global hydrology and geography.
The article argues the government inquiry into Chicago packers yields no concrete charges or proof of illegal methods. It notes benefits to farmers from packers expanding markets and by products, calling Garfield’s report exonerating and urging a balanced view amid criticism. It mentions a coral church and Winslow soothing syrup as side notes, plus San Francisco schoolboys betting on horse races.
John F Boyga of Trinity Springs Indiana asserts no rival medicine matches Piso’s Cure for consumption for coughs and colds. He notes his date February 16 2000 as context for his belief and urges others to try the remedy.
Mrs Carrie King of Darlington Missouri writes that years of biliousness kidney and liver trouble left her with backache and headaches. After a persistent cold worsened pains she found relief with Peruna, stating twelve bottles made her a healthy woman.
The French post office department now operates twenty motor car postal routes across the country. This expansion aims to speed up letter and parcel delivery outside major cities.
A 1217 West 3rd Street testimonial from Minnie Mestias Temas of Minneapolis recounts relief and cure after a course of Peruna for back and side pain linked to pelvic and abdominal catarrh. The letter claims dramatic improvement in a week, with full recovery after seven weeks, and cites numerous favorable messages to support Peruna as a cure for internal catarrh.
Cape Colony approves a loan of 28,878,000 pounds to fund railway works and local improvements. Officials outline aims to expand transport, boost commerce, and support regional development through the borrowing.
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