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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1909
Page
7
A garbled ad-like passage touts a remedy labeled California Fig Symupr Co offering a syrup claimed to aid daily assistance and reduce dependence on leaders. It promises “proper pamondi efforts” and cites natural restoratives as key, naming a single product per bottle.
A traveler describes a narcotic grass called sleepy grass found in New Mexico. Cattle and horses eat it and collapse for two days, then recover with no lingering effects. It is not loco weed, though both are toxic. sleepy grass is a real grass resembling Kentucky bluegrass, not a plant with flowers.
Bis Bays Numbered of Youngstown Ohio testifies he suffered from Bright's disease with swollen limbs frequent urination and dizziness. After trying three doctors he used Dean's Kidney Pills on a friend's advice and found complete relief. two years later no kidney trouble remains. Sold by all druggists for 1 50 a box.
McMurf visits Pleader seeking a man he had in mind. Pleader notes his old office moved a block around the corner. McMurf jokes that for future dental work they must go to the place they once had legs pulled.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for children teething soothing gums reducing inflammation and curing wind colic priced at 20 8 per bottle mentions pawnshops run by French and Italian governments as investors
A 1 pound shoulder of lamb or beef prepared in two inch squares with thin potatoes and onion baked slowly for three hours. Braising method uses an iron kettle or covered dish with vegetables, beef, flour, and hot water then cooked four hours and thickened.
A recipe instructs to boil peck of ripe tomatoes and peel, chop with eight white onions, cook ten minutes, add vinegar and spices including allspice cinnamon black pepper cloves in a cheesecloth bag, simmer five hours, remove bag, strain if desired, then add mustard cumin white ginger and salt.
A collage of kitchen and craft notes includes instructions for a spiced beef dish with marjoram and onions, a layered mayonnaise salad with salmon, and general guidance on egg handling, garbage disposal, and sewing techniques for garments. It presents practical domestic advice and period culinary ideas.
A dubious ad from Melyon’s Eminive Boo Xe Ur Servich promises free medical diagnosis from eminent doctors in Philadelphia at Mupayon’s Red and Jefferson Streets. It also mentions free tuition for Chinese residents abroad if they return to China for government schooling, presented as government policy.
A Pittsburgh resident reports severe scalp scaling after typhoid fever and hair loss. After using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the scalp cleared and hair grew thicker, reversing fears of baldness. Public notice by Petter Drug & Chem. Corp. of Cuticura.
Frederick Palmer in Collier's argues the Dutch value peace and wealth over naval arms. He praises Juliana as a symbol of Dutch character and neutrality, contrasting no urge for war with Britain while the Netherlands prospers from colonies.
An Illinois wife recounts how her husband’s stomach trouble eased after starting Grape-Nuts. He regained appetite, energy, and health, with daily requests for the breakfast cereal. The story cites the book The Road to Wellville and notes such letters appear regularly as genuine testimonials.
The article discusses how illustrators prepared wooden blocks for print, describing tools like pumice stone and bath brick, ink drawing methods, and the transition from wood engraving to other processes. It cites Whittier's Snow Bound as an example and reflects on the shift from engraving to modern reproduction techniques.
A general receives a telegram from a subordinate injured in a railroad accident while on leave. He demands a report or reasons. The reply states the train is off track and the officer cannot ride or walk, and will not report unless pressed.
In a Brooklyn school, girls hold the majority, elect a girl as mayor, appoint monitors with boys on the boys' side and girls on the girls' side to prevent disturbance. On holidays girls visit homes and teach baby care and hygiene learned from teachers.
Fragmentary text references Lydia E Pinkham and a vegetable compound. Mentions testimonials and restoration of signatures. Lacks coherent details, dates, or clear event.
A fragment discusses reinforcing a screen door or tower screen with wire netting along the bottom edge and replacing molding. It suggests painting nesting areas the same color to reduce visibility and extend door life.
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