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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
3
A Washington letter quotes Hon. M. G. Butler, U S senator from South Carolina, praising Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He says he has used the medicine briefly, feels relieved, and calls it a wonderful medicine and good tonic.
The article cites Yatarah for dyspepsia cures and PeruMa as an internal remedy while describing Indiana and Kentucky officials handling requisition papers for Florence Foote. Miss Nap B. Wood arrives in Kentucky to pursue the fugitive’s return with Governor backed authority and a Gary Beckman warrant.
A school principal spots a pudgy late student rushing toward the first grade room. He calls to him but the boy argues he is already late as the door shuts on the scene in the lower hall.
Walter W. Paglash of Chicago reports lasting relief from a year of te // zema after using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills costing $1.25 total. The notice includes dates October 8 and 16, 1996, and an account of sleepless nights due to itching before treatment.
Expv Herrick of Ohio argues against overrigid laws that hinder industry. He supports targeted anti graft in rail management and notes selective rail rate discrimination aided West growth while warning against hasty legislation. He dismisses sensational Moorish references and urges practical map based understanding.
A compact essay traces Moorish identities through history as Arabs, North Africans, and mixed lineages. It notes prolonged conflict with Christendom, Moorish rule in southern Spain, and later portrayal in literature and schoolbooks amid changing attitudes.
Sir Frederick Treves argues future hospitals will be empty and infectious diseases controlled by preventive medicine. He credits sanitation, public health officials, and educated citizens for reducing disease, while criticizing overuse of long medical terms and complex prescriptions.
Prof. 5. Cy Mitchell argues the South advances in three education fronts after the war. He notes widespread access to schooling for negro children, reform in higher education ideals, and training of the negroes with farm opportunities as their safest path. He cites about 130 million dollars spent on schools and calls for national cooperation.
In a Rush Opera Company dressing room Madam Cleo dismisses a backstage accident as minor while Amy Ames, a chorus girl living with her blind mother, is carried from a stage fall. Manager Lynn Rush secretly helps Amy, sparking a romance that leads Cleo to face a bold marriage offer.
A Cedar Township farmer said hail damaged two wheat fields nearby. One field yielded seven bushels per acre after hail while the other produced seventeen, suggesting a loss of about ten bushels per acre where the hail passed.
Fragmentary text notes cultural quirks and regional phrases including a Frenchman and Englishman with wounds, mentions Gotham and Pittsburg in a Yonkers Statesman style. No clear event or names to anchor a cohesive news item.
A fragmented reflection quotes Teal S Annunio on humanity and gratitude. It contemplates life’s gifts and burdens with poetic, philosophical phrasing, noting beauty in toys and rewards while questioning resilience.
An assortment of oddities and ads appears including a voicey tale about sausages fed to guests, a 160 dollar reward, and a sales pitch for Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar promise. Also mentions San Marino as a tiny republic with 8500 people, 900 soldiers and 150 officers.
The British War Office awarded Libby, McNeill & Libby a large contract for canned meats, chosen from bids by England, Canada, Australia, and Brazil. General Clayton said Chicago-made foodstuffs meet standards and will be packed under British supervision, with new U S Pure Food rules supporting confidence in local producers. An electric station near Greenwielf Observatory is noted as a threat to its usefulness.
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