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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
7
A coffee plant is cultivated by rooting a branch from an older tree rather than planting seeds. In England, pension law applications now total about half a million.
An ordinary railway engine is described as having strength comparable to 100 horses, indicating the engine’s propulsion capacity in terms of horsepower.
A New York woman recounts her three year old heir eating an entire box of Cuticura ointment spread on graham crackers during a voyage. She quotes a friend asserting the remedy is pure and harmless and suitable for children. An expedition seeks the submerged palace of Llys Helig in Wales.
A Maryland woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from severe backache dizziness and fatigue. She reports quick improvement and returning to normal work after using the remedy marketed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 56 cents a box.
A parent recounts using Postum instead of coffee to calm nerves and aid health. A trial change improved mood and energy, with long term well being noted. The letter claims wholesome benefits for children and adults and promotes a famous health series.
The pages discuss Queen Victoria's Sandringham pets including twenty dogs and collies, a proposed College for Women in Constantinople led by Ahmed Riza Bey, a new pump bow fashion trend in hats, Newport suffrage jokes, and a reader’s personal dress alteration tale with frugal reuse of garments.
A perspective from Indiana Farmer praising modern girls as individuals with talent and drive. It argues against restricting daughters, urging training in chosen fields whether music nursing teaching farming or household science. The piece envisions educated, healthy women shaping society and family.
A jumble of 19th century notices and advertisements. Includes Munyons eminent medical examination offer promising free diagnosis from Philadelphia doctors. Also brief items on Mrs Winslow's Syrup, African exhibition curios, a Scottish sea voyage joke, pitchblende deposits, radium extraction, Marconi wireless ships, and Hamburg street sign arrows.
The readable text discusses the estimated value of taté in Gotham and compares it to Money circulation in the United States. It mentions the Herald and mentions New York related terms with unclear context. The passage is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative or dates.
A humorous advertisement touts Memoirs of Dan a Clown of Our Daddies by Maria Ward Brown as a nation laughing book from Book Publishing House New York. The 506 page illustrated volume promises caustic jokes and sketches from the Civil War era, offered postpaid at $1.50. A patent for a buttonhole serviette attachment and a cork carriage 200 feet below the surface are also mentioned.
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