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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
4
A letter discusses misunderstandings of the word strenuousness and praises Theodore Roosevelt as a quiet, sincere leader with vast knowledge and firmness. It contrasts public bluster with his reserved approach and notes the Equitable Life case and banking concerns as broader issues.
An editorial argues James Frazier of Tennessee should be elected to the upper house. It quips that such a move would envy rivals Gasman Addicks and Senator Elkins and comments on presidential travel expenses and security costs.
A clipped, opinionated line likens Togo's naval hits on Russia to the ineffective destruction of boll weevils by Guatemalan ants, highlighting skepticism about wartime claims and tangible outcomes.
A New York press reading argues that $5,000 in gold cash will have greater impact in Albany than all the Niagara Falls splendor.
Mr Bryan notes it is premature to decide 1908 measures while the present concern centers on 1905 progress. The administration and public press for tangible steps now, shaping future policy.
Mouth wash and stay fresh formula hydrogen peroxide offered in quarter pint bottles for 20 cents at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy, serving local customers with a compact antiseptic rinse option.
A strawberry festival and lawn fete will be held on Prospect Street at Mr. William J. Kinsley’s grounds on Thursday June 1 from 3 to 10 p m. Strawberries ice cream short cake candy fruit stand fortune telling grab bag and more will be featured. Grounds admission is fifteen cents and includes a plate of ice cream.
Mrs Mary Dailey of South Boston testifies her four month old son suffered colic and poor digestion until using LaxaLoLA, which she says calmed him and let him sleep. She praises Laxanova as safe for children and adults, affordable at 25 cents a bottle, with money back guarantee through H T Lefferts if not benefited.
Vesper at 6 45 p m with officers installed at 7 45 p m District League officer address anticipated Class meeting at 9 30 General prayer meeting Wednesday 8 o clock Junior Epworth League Friday 4 p m Planned activities reflect a full week for Epworth League groups with emphasis on devotion and youth involvement.
Foley Co of Chicago originated Foley's Honey and Tar throat and lung remedy. Due to its popularity many imitations appear. ask for FOLEY'S Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes as none match. It is mildly laxative and contains no opiates, safe for children. Henry T. Lefferts, druggist.
H T Lefferts promotes PepsiKola with a money back guarantee for dyspepsia cure. He states strong demand and claims few if any refunds, touting benefits like better digestion, appetite, complexion, and relief from biliousness and headaches. Consumers urged to try ten days and return quarter if no improvement.
On Sunday Rev William Stuart will officiate at the morning service Mrs E A Braddock will speak The pastor's evening subject at 745 pm is Run Down None Run Up But Onue Sunday School and Bible Class meet at 945 am and 715 pm Sons and Daughters of the King gather Wednesday for prayer at 8 pm led by J H Hull Esq
On Sunday at 10 30 a m preaching by Rev Mr Johnson of New York Sunday School 230 Epworth League follows with worship and activities for youth and adults in the church program
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo describes years of kidney and bladder trouble with kidney stones. After taking Foley's Kidney Cure relief began, bricks dust passed, and pain disappeared. He claims the remedy has done him $1,000 worth of good and endorses it for kidney and bladder diseases.
Notice shows twenty six changes in traffic department promotions, all from within and none from outside. The policy underscores civil service rewards and boosts morale among about 30,000 Erie employees, fostering esprit de corps and the reputation of Erie as a happy family.
Burglars entered through a parlor window at the home of William Clements on Hillside avenue. They stole a silver watch and some cash from a second story bedroom on a Wednesday afternoon.
Neighbors saw intruders flee from one residence while a servant worked inside. That same night Mr. Otto Bluhm on Whitford Avenue woke to a ransacked home with jewelry and cash missing. Chief Knabb leads the investigation into both break-ins.
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