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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
4
Washington hosts a state health officers conference focused on tuberculosis. President Lewis argues prevention through public education and lectures could cost about 37 408 yearly, cheaper than sanatoria at 40 000 annually, and help curb contagion nationwide. He urges a nationwide awareness campaign to reduce future cases.
The snippet outlines budgetary and political remarks. It mentions the Imperial navy, a crowd described as Kanucks, Mr. Addicks withdrawing a Senate bid, delayed good news, Secretary Metcalf and a China coal claim, a claim about advertising by an Agiatic Association press bureau, and a Canal Commission preference for foreign supplies over domestic options.
On Sunday the pastor Rev. Wo. Stuart will preach at 11 a m with the subject The Vine to Miniature. A 7 45 p m Mass Meeting in Park School Auditorium. Sunday School and Bible Class begin 9 45 a m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7 15 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
An advertisement offers a 25 cent bottle of Crombie's Cover Cars with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The Siogie dose is claimed to loosen the cough soothed by reducing inflammation and aiding sleep.
The article notes Civil War veterans on pension rolls are declining rapidly as observances fade from survivor involvement. It highlights the 129th anniversary of adopting the U S flag on June 14 and calls for flag displays and patriotic school programs to honor Old Glory and its meaning.
Hillside Pleasure Park opens this afternoon for the summer season. The main attraction is a touring equestrian combination assembled for the year’s display at the popular amusement resort.
The program gathers Miss Olive Swan, former Buffalo Bill show rider, with Onlene Cady and other top riders and horses for a six week daily summer program. Acts include Pony Express, Cupid the high stepping horse, running races, fancy roping, Bucking branches, The Slide for Life, parachute drops, and a ten cent park admission plus a sacred concert Sundays. The Academy of Music in New York will host Shakespearean festival with B. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe, four week run, prices 50 cents to 1 50, opening Romeo and Juliet and a season of major plays.
The regular meeting of Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will be held Monday evening the 28th at Masonic Hall Franklin avenue and High street. After regular business a debate will occur on the resolution That Fraternal Insurance Is Better Than Straight Life Insurance.
Miss Susan Lyng daughter of Annie M and the late Jaudine Lyng died at her residence on Hillside avenue. Funeral service to be held this evening at six o clock from the chapel of the National Funeral Directing Company Brooklyn N Y through the local press.
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