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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1905
Page
7
The new superintendent R Young says one can remain polite in all duties including firing a drunken coachman. A Philadelphia Bulletin anecdote recalls a friend who dismissed a driver with courteous wording noting months of sobriety and the need to focus on employment.
The White House line of laundry grows large with Mondays and Tuesdays bringing drying breezes behind the executive offices. Washington housewives note the envy of long clothes lines in the city with limited backyards. The wash appears sizable and details of each family member’s garments, from the President to Quentin, are discernible.
The New York Sun faces rumors that terrapin soup price declines stem from a recipe using muskrat meat. Critics ask if muskrats are substituted for turtles, noting muskrat use beyond fur. The piece questions municipal bravado in culinary deception.
The African explorer Skillings set a meat bait to trigger a camera flash, capturing images of forest animals as they touched the bait. Lions and leopards were photographed before escaping, with many rare species photographed in this Marner.
A housewife writes of nervous stomach and brain fog improving after switching to Grape-Nuts. She credits better digestion and phosphate-rich grain nutrition for weight gain, calmer nerves, and clearer thinking, citing a complete change in daily life after the diet shift.
Instructions describe cooking six eggs for half an hour, preparing a white sauce, quartering the eggs, placing them on buttered toast, pouring the sauce over, and serving piping hot. The method emphasizes timing and serving temperature.
Six or eight cold boiled potatoes one third the bulk of celery one egg one teaspoon salt one teaspoon powdered sugar one half teaspoon white pepper one scant teaspoon dry mustard two tablespoon oil four vinegar stir salt sugar pepper and mustard into the beaten yolk of the egg add the oil a little at a time then the vinegar lastly the beaten white cut the potatoes and celery into small bits mix and pour the dressing over them garnish with parsley or celery tops.
Prepare and mould spinach then turn onto lettuce nests. Surround with egg white rings and press a star of mayonnaise in each center. Dust with jerks sifted over the tops and place at the round ends of the whites.
A Victorian guide describes rose jelly using transparent gelatine with rose petals and two marmalade receipts. The first uses twelve Seville oranges and two Valencia oranges with sugar to gelatin, the second combines Seville oranges with lemon for zest and jelly. Both yield preserves for piddings, tartlets, and toast.
A compilation of practical tips covering cleaning, cooking, and health. Advice includes polishing furniture with beeswax, whipping egg whites with salt, reviving milk, selecting landscape fabrics for upholstery, safe suede cleaning, and simple remedies for faintness and heart palpitations. Also notes on resting properly and soup clarification.
In a Senate testimony on May 4, Hugo R. Meyer of the University of Chicago warns against restricting rail expansion. He argues large rail growth created markets for western farmers and spurred eastern industry, cautioning that a bureaucratic ICC could misread regional value shifts and hamper development.
A jumble of romantic dialogue, a Stanford vase pledge, and multiple advertisements. Mentions a couple in suspense, Stanford students buying a bronze vase for the mausoleum, and various medical and consumer products including Dr Kline’s nerve remedy, Allen’s Foot-Ease, and Piso’s Cure for Consumption amid a river of brief notices and trivia.
A Canadian voice cites the Interborough’s $356,000 earnings over five months and notes prophets doubting the subway’s viability. The piece surveys stocks, ship turbine debates, and Japanese educational edicts while contrasting meat eaters versus vegetarians in world progress. It closes with Atlantic liners, immigration, and 1901 export data totaling $951.6 million.
Mr Mortimer of Farnham Surrey exhibited 800 plants of a remarkable new bloom with English rose scent and wallflower foliage at the Royal Botanic Society show in Regent's Park. A single admirer bought the entire collection within minutes of opening. Mortimer noted high seed demand but no stock until the next harvest in about three months. most blooms are doubles that do not seed, making seed scarce and costly.
An advertorial note attributes cures to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It links rapid living and overfast daily pacing to irregularities and female derangements, claiming the remedy helps with such conditions. The piece emphasizes the modern woman’s hurried lifestyle as a cause and positions the product as a cure.
A reader recounts a dramatic improvement after using Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and swelling linked to kidney issues. She notes a doctor warned of Bright's disease, but after taking the pills for a few days the severe ache subsided and she recovered. Sold by Foster Milburn Buffalo at 50 cents.
The article identifies the leading rice producing region as concentrated in localized zones within Louisiana and Texas, marking a shift in national production focus. It notes these areas as the core of U S rice output and implies regional concentration drives national supply.
The fragment notes seasickness and contrasts American and English girls as a rule being more successful, reflecting a dated comparative remark. No clear event or person is identified.
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