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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
3
The New Ireland Review notes that simple, inexpensive meals fuel the Japanese success in both hemispheres. It attributes the achievement to living on almost nothing per day, emphasizing wholesome food as the main factor.
A late size atrman develops a pneumatic hammer concept aimed at killing animals humanely, proposing to apply this method as a humane alternative.
A concise moral note asserts that artificial evils and evils born of lack of thought require remedy through contemplation and thoughtful action. It frames thought as the key to curing social ills.
A new 500 page humor collection titled Memoirs of Dan Hice by Marla Ward Brown promises broad laughter. It features jokes, harangues, anecdotes, songs and scenes from the sawdust era including Old Dan Rice. Postpaid edition available for $1.60 from Book Publishing House, 134 Leonard Street, New York. Swiss water power capacity notes 250,000 horsepower harnessed and 500,000 more exploitable.
A Chicago News reprint recounts Lem Harkins of Possum Trot reporting a county dispute with the Hightowers. He recalls a night of gunfire as his wife sees the five men outside, and he retrieves a Winchester to confront them, then later finds only four remain.
A 1920s briefing notes that mass production now makes a pair of boots in four minutes with labor costs about 35 cents. It explains division of labor across many workers, each expert in a single task, including precise button placement. Also mentions Hogarth sign art and inn signs seen near Cambridge and Norwich with faded colors showing caricature themes.
A Bloomington Illinois youth, recently gathering courage to propose to a local girl Harriet, finds his moment interrupted as the couple is joined by Harriet’s parents. The scene unfolds with nervous humor as the request hangs in the air.
The Battle Creek Nature Club, eight years old with about fifty members aged 8 to 80, operates without bylaws. Meetings weekly in winter indoors and seasonally outdoors feature talks, discussions, and picnics, with sections for botany, zoology, and hive studies. A banker served as chef at a picnic supper. a judge, a letter carrier, and a veteran hunter are among noted members.
A St Petersburg tale recounts a romance where Baroness Urusoff rejects suitors until a peasant girl pretends to be a maid. The girl, later revealed as Maximoff, a Russian nobleman in disguise, befriends the baroness and wins her engagement and marriage.
An elderly estate owner visits Hatsworth with Martha the housekeeper. Martha studies priceless pictures with silent intensity and declares she cannot bear to see a speck of dust anywhere, much to the amusement of the party. The tale appears in Lippincott's.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer scene shows a pompous colored woman entering a cloak department asking for a plain calico wrapper. The manager clarifies gown types while the customer insists she wants a simple washing garment rather than tailored or evening attire.
A doctor regrets not sending for Dr. Gawkins earlier and jokes about making 492 of him as an accessory after the fact. The patient responds wearily with a wry remark, highlighting the humorous absurdity of the situation.
A nurse with experience warns that mirrors must be kept out of the sickroom. Parents should not let patients see their own face during illness, as the shock can worsen condition and hasten decline, from an Indianapolis News clipping.
Describes front windows with soft pink madras curtains in a small allover design. Over-curtains are German blue linen with simple appliqued linen in green, rose-pink, and purple, outlined by green and yellow thread, adding a glow to the redwood finished room.
The Delineator notes many attractive border uses for bor dures beyond skirts. A shell-pink foulard dress featured two border rows down the front fastened to a narrow linen panel, while the bodice showed an open V-neck and scalloped Valenciennes edging.
A collection of domestic hints from the Indianapolis News includes guidance on making parasol coverings from discarded ends, child bath practices with towels and stools to ease bathing, growing parsley indoors in a window box, and simple recipe ideas such as Potato Pudding and Baked Indian Pudding with steps and measurements.
About 45 percent of other imports to China in the previous year paid duties at Shanghai. This indicates a high level of tariff collection through Shanghai customs facilities.
A column of claims for eczema cures and skin treatments from various remedies and tonics. The notices promote Cuticura products, Murine Eye Remedy, Allen’s Foot Ease, Jones Family Medicine, and Hamlins Wizard Oil with testimonials and pricing notes. Includes references to old dates and patent medicine marketing language.
The excerpt discusses the famed long sentence in Benvenuto Cellini description from Dumas Impressions de Voyage and notes its length, multiple clauses and many verbs and names. It also briefly mentions weather warm air and a teething syrup advert plus a Berlin club of 300 divorced members.
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