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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1904

Page

6

The Ideal Salesman in Millinery Trade Review

The article outlines key salesman traits including prudence magnetism and trust in customer reading. It stresses good dress manners sincerity cheerful attitude and sound credit judgment as essential for sales success amid keen competition. It notes managers value informed credit knowledge and warns against hazardous accounts while praising net results and the pursuit of the almighty dollar.

L. D. Vogel E Hough

Japan Considers Broad Military Service Reform

A fragment discusses Japan's potential move to compulsory military service, noting millions of able-bodied men and the Mikado’s leadership. It describes widespread public mood, mobilization logistics, and a cautious stance among conservative factions. The text includes garbled imagery of uniforms and rails.

Japan

Army size debates in Japan and Russia enlistment figures

Harper's Weekly notes Japan's 630000 men with active training and draw by lot, leaving out conscripts. some leaders claim 300000 can be mobilized while enthusiasts push to two million. The piece reflects anxious public mood as trains carry troops and families face separation.

Japan Lot Russia Hms Harper’s Weekly

Handicapping Boys By Strina Warns Against Unlucky Names

The author argues names can burden boys with diminished stamina in life and sport. Borrowing names from great presidents or foreign aristocracy often leads to lagging behind, while aristocratic names may cause less severe effects but still hinder success. Parents are urged to avoid such names.

Cyril Marmaduke Percy

Spiders and distant voyages ignite a curious gaze

A colorful miscellany discusses ballooning spiders spanning great heights and long distances. It mentions Beagle voyage spiders along with ships near equatorial seas. The piece also notes remarks on Japanese cranial shapes and contrasts luxury in New York with wartime generosity and a thief hiding in a mummy case.

Leonidas Hubbard ST. John's. N Aurora Whale Factory Cape Charles Labrador Wesleyville Outing Fiubbard Dillon

Jonah and Nineveh Sermon on God's Universal Love

The Rev. Dr. John R. MacKay preached on Jonah 1 12 arguing ridicule damages causes and people. He urged believers to extend God’s love beyond Jews to Nineveh and to answer the call to home mission work in their own community and nation.

Vatus N.Y John R. MacKay First Presbyterian Church MacKay Jonah God Israel Jonan Jerusalem Nineveh Jonahs F Jonah

Loyal Woman’s Quiet Faith Inspires Deaconess

A frail elder woman in a humble room shows a royal soul through simple faith. She sits with an open Bible and a Good Shepherd picture, telling the deaconess she often gazes on Him and the little lamb, hearing Him say He will not forget her.

Handibann Aba Ceaconess Good Shepherd

Speer Passaic Wines Praised as Superior Medicinal Family Brand

The Speer Wine Company of Passaic New Jersey promotes its Speer Port and Burgundy as the finest wines in the world. They claim doctors nationwide and in Europe endorse them for medicinal use and for family consumption, noting a single-vineyard stock over forty years. Sold by druggists and grocers.

Speer Wine Company Passaic N. J Speer Europe

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