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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
3
Cattle fattening on sugar beet pulp, once a by-product, shows success in Colorado. Stock men claim the method brings personal and statewide benefits, signaling wide-ranging impact.
Briquettes made from slack and mine coal are favored in France for home heating. They are easier to handle light and burn cleaner while yielding more heat. A new development at Pembroke dockyard in England will employ women as tracers.
Miss Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Ave Kansas City Missouri thanks Doan's Kidney Pills for a quick cure after kidney troubles from a cold. She suffered back pains headaches and misery until a few boxes restored her health and she endorses the remedy. Trial free address Troster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. For sale by dealers price six cents.
Bismarck regrets the human cost of his decisions praising the need to bear responsibility to God for the 380000 fallen and the grief of families. The piece notes personal vexation and a sense that great wars brought both purpose and sorrow.
Dr. Adams urges Christians to embrace God’s law of progress as the church faces modern hindrances. Using biblical and natural analogies from Exodus and growth, he argues believers must move ahead, develop, and claim their promised inheritance amid global calls to action.
A mother recalls how giving her time and guidance to her children shaped their futures. She describes neglecting household pleasures to nurture minds and hearts, detailing now that her sons became ministers and her daughter a devout Christian. She cherishes memories and the reward of preparation for God's call.
The piece contrasts two sins coverings, divine and human, citing biblical expressions of forgiveness and distance from sin. It argues forgiveness yields social deterrence, urges leaders of religious thought to shape morality, and warns society is harmed by lax moral standards.
A Reform Church Record notes Chinese custom requiring three years mourning for a father and 100 days for a mother while implying no mourning for a wife. The comment frames life in a civilization thousands of years old as heathen and contrasts ritual with personal emotion.
The passage extols simplicity as the crowning virtue guiding great truths and events. It lauds simplicity for elevating the obscure, uplifting childhood innocence, and enriching the elderly and learned in Maxwell's Talisman.
The saying contrasts law and gospel as two keys where law binds all under condemnation and the gospel opens the way to freedom. It attributes the idea to William Tyndale, highlighting two distinct keys to salvation.
The lesson recounts Elijah's translation to heaven at Jordan as Elisha asks for a double portion of Elijah’s spirit. The narrative notes Bethel Gilgal and Jericho sites, the sons of the prophets, and the signs of a divine ascent with a chariot and whirlwind.
A fragment notes pedestrians and vehicles at a New York City bus corner during late night hours. It records counts of automobiles and other traffic, mentioning thousands of vehicles passing in a span around two to four in the morning.
A brief note asserts that all women are suitable subjects for dred making, implying a focus on a controversial or outdated practice without further context.
The fragment presents a terse time phrase likely part of a dated sports or event note. It references ten minutes and six am or six pm in a historical context, but lacks sufficient names, places, or actions to identify a clear event or subject.
After many remedies, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was advised and Tom reports a wonderful change in just two weeks for the patient, improving condition and spirits.
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