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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
3
Readers from Brooklyn and Oakland report Peruna curing stomach catarrh after long suffering. Mary O'Brien says five weeks restored health, while Julia Butler notes restored appetite, strength, and flesh. The letters emphasize catarrh as the root issue and Peruna as the remedy.
Charles M. Schwab cites a Westminster Abbey tale where a stonecutter recutting Wilson’s name admits he would have treated the famed tenor differently if he had known his fame. The anecdote underscores humbling fame versus posthumous prestige.
Mrs Charles N Preston of Elkland Pennsylvania describes severe fatigue weight loss and yellow complexion due to kidney issues. After using Deans Kidney Pills her condition improved quickly and sugar in urine disappeared. She regained weight and reports full health. Sold by dealers 80 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
New York Press observes that a country man, though mocked in city venues, earns respect at horse exchanges. Attendants treat him like a royal visitor because he knows horses, while his other tastes in Welsh rarebit and musical comedy fade in that context.
Consul Albert Halstead notes a Birmingham charity five years ago started a small hand room factory to employ crippled girls in silk serge and flax fabrics. The factory weaves by hand and its salts are attractive, gaining artistic merit and quality. It now pays its way and may interest American donors in aiding self sufficiency and textile goods.
The article urges breeders to cull surplus birds especially cocks, keep a few hens for reserves, and dispose of rest by killing for meat. It covers fall pasturage for sheep using rape seed and oats, and discusses moulting watchfulness, high demand for choice steers, and horse, farm system, dandelion control with gasoline, all from agricultural journals.
A Pennsylvania poultryman moved his incubator eggs twenty five chicks hatched during a five to six hour train and trolley journey. He warmed the eggs with paper and woolen blankets and arrived to find all twenty five thriving in the new location.
The text explains cow energy use for maintenance versus milk, horse feeding by weight and labor, and advises reducing old hens, choosing well bred poultry, and eliminating roosters to boost profits. It emphasizes standard bred stock for breeding sales and higher prices for eggs and stock.
A centuries old eagle statue atop the old custom house is taken down due to rot and danger. The creature’s remains are preserved as an Essex Institute exhibit. The piece is noted as the state’s oldest eagle, older than the one on the current custom house Hawthorne referenced.
Orsen, a Swedish town, lacks tax income and depends on revenues from a forest reservation to fund municipal needs and services. Local officials warn the forest will be managed to ensure ongoing funding.
During a thunderstorm a remarkable incident occurred two houses from Deal England lightning left a perfect photograph on a mirror showing two white eggs in a mourning dove home.
A Brooklyn woman describes five years of eczema on ear and cheek unrelieved by doctors. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills she reports instant relief and skin as soft as a baby's after three boxes and two cakes, dated September 1 1906.
A Philadelphia lawyer from a large firm urges creation of a midday nap club in the busy office district. He envisions a quiet secluded lounge where professionals can take brief naps to reduce nervous tension and improve health, hoping the idea quickly takes shape.
Frances J. Dexter of San Juan predicts tobacco will soon rival sugar in Porto Rico as major crops. She notes large plantations expanding tobacco, Americans investing in tobacco lands, and rising ground prices, while sugar production continues to grow.
A North Carolina mother recounts how Grape-Nuts aided her family. She first heard of it in Charlotte from the city mayor’s physician, then used it daily. An emaciated 18-month-old recovered after Grape-Nuts with warm milk, and even during La Grippe several family members relied on the cereal. There's a reason. Read The Road to Wellville.
An advertisement column promotes Br. Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer and a trial bottle with a free treatise. It also hawks Winslow’s soothing syrup for children claiming gums soothe pain and relief from wind colic. The piece notes South Wales buying rabbit proof wire netting and mentions Patrick Calhoun, a principal owner connected to San Francisco street railroads and Join C. Calhoun, a Breal antebellum statesman.
The Mexican Herald reports Pedro Alvarado in financial distress threatening his Parramine royalty at 45 percent to raise funds. The move aims to discharge debts but is not tied to Mexico’s national debt. Hartford Courant notes this ends the romantic tale of Mexico’s wealthier suitor.
University of Kansas chemists report that 85 percent nitrogen in natural gas can be converted into a powerful fertilizer. Practical tests show this product may be produced cheaply enough for every farmer to use and agricultural scientists call it the most effective soil fertilizer yet found.
Free pamphlet offers synopses of United States homestead laws and guidance to secure a quarter section of farming or grazing land along Chicago and Northwestern Railway lines in South Dakota Wyoming and other states Special excursion rates to homeseekers Full information from W B Knickern Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago and Northwestern Ry Chicago Note Australia renowned for sheep but India has more sheep than Australia in the cited comparison
An American entrepreneur begins manufacturing cement tombs in Atlanta Georgia. The notice notes a venturesome advert in a separate column and mentions marketing efforts tied to a North Sea codfish theme and a fishing boat setup with eight miles of lines and 5 000 hooks.
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