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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
3
Students at St John’s school vote to abandon football for the season apart from informal games on school ground. Athletic association resolutions blame the game’s current form for professionalism, fake scholarships, rough play, and demoralizing influences.
In Boston Mrs Nellie Bliffins pioneers a wedding directing service. She arrives before the ceremony to supervise trousseau packing and gown adjustments and handles post ceremony rooms and整理 for the couple’s wedding tour. Her concept gains popularity through word of mouth and design expertise gained from visits to New York and Paris.
British naval expert Sir Philip Watts discusses a century of warship design from the 18th to 19th centuries using the 100-gun Victory as a focal point. The Victory, Nelson’s last flagship, sits in Portsmouth harbor and was built in 1765, later aged for Trafalgar, with a gun deck length of 186 feet 51 inches and 10 tons 2.
A St Louis editor denounces a campaign against patent medicines and notes a biased test comparing alcohol in medicines to beer. The piece questions motives, warns of fraud, and argues beer is not fairly represented in the magazine controversy. It also comments on a rural “No Hat” fad observed on a main road.
The column reviews new works by Elizabeth Cherry Waltz May Sinclair Konni Zilliacus and George H Warner. It notes publications from H P Dutton Macmillan and references to Uncle Remus stories and Edna Dean Proctor poems including Columbia's Emblem. A Norfolk era reference to Augustus Conant and Johnny Gilley appears with brief biographical notes on Arthur Stringer’s desk from a wrecked schooner. The piece closes with a scanned verse about autumn harvest and social satire.
Ada C. Smith of Jersey City reports dramatic relief from chronic scalp itching after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She claims one box and one cake cured her, with hair now growing well. A Berlin doctor warns against children under sixteen using the piano, and a South African Tugels river flood reportedly rose forty feet in one night.
A collage of 1909 era notices and ads features claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from druggists in Toledo, mentions of British-made goods, and various patent medicine pitches. It notes accidents on the Alps, Senator Clark's New York mansion nearing completion, Russia's few daily papers, and Japan building five battleships, reflecting period commerce and health promotions.
Hospital wards bustle as women comprise the majority of patients. Mrs. Pinkham’s guidance is credited with helping many women avoid costly and painful experiences, offering relief and practical advice amid crowded conditions.
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