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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
3
A grateful testimonial from Mrs Milner praises Peruna the remedy she says cured her pelvic weakness and headaches after four bottles. She urges other women to try the medicine and spread the good news to help suffering sisters worldwide. She thanks Dr Hartman for the restoration to health.
The stinging tree resembles a giant metallic form with a foul odor. Natives and animals avoid it as a horned stem causes a wound with no initial pain but then extreme agony in minutes. Water touching the sting triggers months of suffering and the injured person thrashes and bites at the affected area.
During the International Sunday School convention in Louisville Kentucky a Texas state chairman’s roll call report triggers laughter and a bold claim about a Texas woman’s continued life and population. A spectator calls to send that woman out to Wyoming claiming she is needed there.
A brief note suggests the chaperon is being championed and may improve safety for Louden World, with speculation that he feels safer with her presence than without.
A once nervous and fragile woman, unable to complete high school due to hysteria, found relief and strength after using Grape Nuts. She slept better, lost headaches, and regained health enough to resume studies and later teach. Now four years strong as a homemaker, she credits Grape Nuts for lasting improvement.
The Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus preaches on Shutting the Door, urging secret prayer to unite mind and heart with God. He cites Jesus at Gethsemane and Paul’s conversion, warns against public prayer, and calls for inner solitude to confront self and past. He urges readers to “shut the door” and seek a deeper communion.
The text argues that believers remain in utter dependence on God, noting that distress and even loss of temporal comforts are gifts to drive trust away from self and others. It cites 2 Corinthians 1 8 10 to show God can raise up help from the dead and has arranged the best for us in perfect wisdom and love.
Ichabod Spencer argues salvation is free and available to all through Christ and the Holy Spirit. He dismisses worldly pride and self-righteousness as the only obstacles, urging readers to accept the offer of grace shown in the New Testament.
A brief quotation by Thomas Lathrop emphasizes carrying God and heaven into daily life. It asserts that enjoying God and heaven does not require waiting until death and that eternity reveals all things in light. The message urges daily peace and glory in ordinary scenes.
The Greenfield Gazette and Courier warns that burning off old paint to recoat homes can void fire insurance and has caused fires in Greenfield. Experts blame poor materials, damp weather, and cheapened additives, urging homeowners to demand pure linseed oil and real white lead from reliable brands.
The piece argues maternal nervousness harms children and cites Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. Letters from Mrs. Chester Curry and Mrs. Charles F Brown praise relief from nervousness, irritability, and insomnia, with free advice offered by Mrs Pinkham.
Fragmentary notice cites Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer with trial bottle offer. Mentions St Vitus Dance nervous diseases and an address in Philadelphia. Content is promotional and unclear with dubious medical claims.
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