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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
7
An assortment of medical ads extol Peruna and Dr Hartman offering free advice, along with other remedies including Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup. The piece notes Panama Canal laws translation issued by Gov Magoon governing the canal zone.
A mother from Pine Brush New Jersey reports a yellow crust on her baby's head and severe itching. She washed with Cuticura Soap and applied Cuticura Ointment leading to a complete cure after several treatments. She recommends Cuticura to other mothers. A Japanese midshipman, Asahi Kitigaki, is admitted to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis on government special permit.
Ex U S Senator Charles A Towne of Minnesota credits Doans Kidney Pills with relieving back pain neuralgia and fatigue after a few months use. He a prominent former presidential candidate writes that the remedy routed his ailment and he endorses it. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells the pills at 50 cents per box.
Instructions for cleaning leather with hot milk and beeswax wax preparation, detailed papering ceilings with a chalked string method, and a variety of kitchen recipes from Harper's Bazar including roasted ducklings beef bouillon La Favorite pudding and chocolate mousse.
The empire of Japan is described as spanning almost one hundred principal islands and about five hundred nearby small islets, highlighting its vast archipelagic domain.
Scientist Professor Moissan reports successful creation of genuine diamonds and rubies in an advanced electric furnace. Rubies reach ten to fifteen carats with natural-like clarity. small diamonds identified as carbon crystals. breakthrough also highlights Calcium Carbide and acetylene lighting benefits.
A Sartorial Art Journal reflection notes fashion's forward march through civilization blending beauty and utility. It argues garments must be fashionable to please refined tastes, regardless of fit or materials, for fashion imparts that indescribable essence that elevates style beyond mere art.
A greengrocer flings roses to a lady on an omnibus near Kensington, causing blushes and a romantic moment. The driver then asks the passenger to keep the rose for his brother, who never forgets his sister at home, as the morning crowd reacts.
A businesslike widow in London sent a note to her husband’s life insurer the day after his death. She politely informs the company of his death and asks for papers so she can prove the death quickly.
A seasoned judge from the Sunflower State extols Grape-Nuts as a superior breakfast food, noting its health benefits, appetite satisfaction, and ability to reduce pastry. He claims it strengthens resistance to fatigue, improves complexion in women, and compares favorably to meat. Battle Creek Postum Co. cited.
A poetic vignette tracks a baby’s haircut and the mixed reactions of family members. The moment signals growth and change as a parent bears the loss of the infant while the household gains a “little man.” It includes readings from St Nicholas and a Japanes e birthday custom.
In a reminiscence from Our Dumb Animals, Uncle Phil tells Rob and Archie about a boyhood mistake and a life saving gesture by Roy the dog. The tale ends with the dog receiving a warm forgiveness from Uncle Phil and a moral for the children. The Galveston cruiser’s mascot Patrick Spike, listed as butter, sails with Admiral Sigsbee’s squadron and enjoys daily rations and accessible meals.
The piece notes Japan’s view of spies on par with soldiers and cites incidents from early war days such as disguised officers arrested near Sungari River plotting to blow a bridge. It recalls a Russian spy corpse scenario after Lien Yang and mentions exaggerated praise of espionage in Eastern thought, contrasted with Western reactions.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for irregular and painful menstruation. It quotes testimonials from Miss Trene Crosby of Savannah, Ga, and urges women with back ache, bloating, leucorrhea, or uterine troubles to use the product and write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
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