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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
3
The article notes Kansas agriculture and credit strength with 33 million acres of farms and a 463 million dollar crop value. It describes a history of hardship and growth, citing population near a million and mortgage debt around 47.6 million, largely for land expansion.
A collection of humorous court stories cites a Pittsburgh attorney who secured an alibi for a client in a criminal case with such novelty that colleagues and a judge praised the defense. The tale appears in the Philadelphia Ledger and echoes in other anecdotes. The page also reports on 1907 US petroleum production and price trends per the Geological Survey and New York Herald.
Modern storytellers entertain children with tales like Mrs Peary's Snow Baby at several libraries. A young Italian boy asked the storyteller to visit his cousin so his mother could see a woman who had lived in cold places, per the New York Press account.
A shipment of about a thousand alligators, from tiny hatchlings to larger adults, was sent from Louisiana to Los Angeles, California, highlighting a cross state wildlife transfer. The move involves varied sizes described as small ones to full-grown specimens.
A Newark mother reports her six week old son’s face blistered by eczema, tried top skin specialists with little relief, then used Guticura Remedies and saw gradual improvement. She credits the treatment with ending the worst symptoms and notes the boy is seven now. A separate note mentions Holland's population and Georgia peach crop logistics.
A brief item from the New York Press notes a growing obsession with teen hair styles and setting trends among young readers. The report hints at changing fashion norms without naming individuals or exact dates.
The Washington Star notes Bishop Potter, busy in a Vermont country house library, asked a young helper to assist with charity subscriptions and apologized with a whimsical comparison to eating hash from a gold dish carved by Benvenuto Cellini. The Chicago News reports on a theater discussion about a hero's morose stance and a suggested cut of trampling lines.
A fragment lists vague phrases about Putnam Saconta ee and faster colors plus a claim of a never falling remedy for rheumatism. It also notes a nurse, a road incident, and a warning phrase about violence. An advertisement-like passage promotes a whiskey based cure with Toris Compound and Syrup Sarsaparilia Compound. It mentions rabbits’ prolific reproduction with a doe producing seven families yearly.
The text presents a garbled mix of advertisements and legal notices including a promise for a cure, a notary statement, a wedding invitation tip, and stray remarks about clothing shops and manufacturing locations, with many broken phrases and partial names throughout.
A Richmond Iowa woman credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with curing years of backache dizziness and kidney disorders after using three boxes. She reports full recovery and recommends the remedy. ad notes 50 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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