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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
6
A fragmented clipping advertises free medical examination blanks for home mailing and diagnosis by Munyon’s doctors, promising no obligation and prompt results. It includes a Philadelphia address and urges immediate submission for a thorough, free evaluation.
A seventeen year old, tall farm youth seeks the Swamp Hollow teaching post in Farmingdale Maine. Supervisor Daggett conducts an improvised barn exam while Captain Daggett insists on practical measurement methods. Nathan’s clever use of geometry earns him a certificate after pressure from the captain and a softened stance from the supervisor.
A Kansas editor asks an informant to confirm rumors about the head designs on new silver coins and future certificates. The exchange touches Lincoln on a half dollar, Cleveland on a ten dollar note, and Grant on a fifty dollar bill, ending with a lighthearted farewell.
Official statistics show a decrease in marriages in Germany from 213,000 in 1907 to 302,000 in 1998. The fragment also references a London humor line about a factory and double blanks.
A 12 year telegraph clerk recounts relief after quitting coffee and tobacco and switching to Postum. He notes immediate health improvement, regains appetite, and says he can eat anything now. Letter promotes Postum with testimonial tone and claims of digestion benefits.
In extreme heat both humans and wildlife suffer. Fish seek shade and deeper waters to survive heat stressed ponds and streams, birds long for cool baths, domestic fowls pant for water, cows seek shade and shaded pools, and horses and dogs endure the heat as well according to a New York sun report.
The Chicago Post notes that a Florida Senate bill requires chauffeurs to stop and pull aside when meeting other vehicles and to assist a lady or child if the team is driven by men, along with the animals involved.
Fragmentary account describes Titian related sights in Pieve del at Titian studio and village relics. It notes English visitors, a church with two Titian paintings and Vecellio family presence, and a later plague death in Venice with a move toward home. The text shifts to an advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound, praising its use for women’s health.
A minister admonishes a child to imitate good behavior while the boy retorts in playful slang. Neighbors inquire about a mother’s health as a 4 year old glimpses a shooting star and humorously predicts trouble in heaven. A mother nostalgically laments lost youth as a 5 year old child suggestively pivots to discipline and supper.
The American Museum of Natural History expands its Hudson Fulton exhibition with a life-size Iroquoian hut group by William Orchard and a large Iroquois Bilger collection. Highlights include silversmith works, copper and brass artifacts, stone tool progression, ceremonial masks, Trannot pottery, war and hunt implements, and human bones from Manhattan graves with oyster shell ceremonial surrounds.
The stage manager asks if the actor will perform his part in the third scene. The fatherly actor has reportedly rehearsed night and day, prompting expectation of a strong showing.
A woman visited the British Museum and asked a attendant if they own a skull of Oliver Cromwell. The attendant replied they do not have one though she noted a fine skull in Oxford. The exchange appears in Woman's Life.
Mrs. Bennett of Gardiner Maine says she suffered four months in bed with back pain dizziness headache and bladder inflammation. After taking Deans Kidney Pills for three months she was completely cured and the trouble has not returned. Sold by all dealers. 0 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Japanese teach Western music in Chinese schools including Shanghai based Chinese Girls School teachers recently impressed American guests with their skill on the violin and piano.
A book review notes Memoirs of Dan Rice by Maria Ward Brown promises roaring humor and caustic sketches from the Civil War era. It describes 500 pages of jests songs anecdotes and witty sayings from the sawdust arena and notes postpaid price of 1.90 from Book Publishing House New York. It also mentions a China Gazette tidbit about a Chinese family naming heirs Theodore Roosevelt Chung and William Taft on an island in the Yuba River.
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