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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
4
A narrator recalls an old strike last June. The father quits after wages and clay on his pick, while the mother and sister Liz push protests at a quick lunch shop. Despite unrest, the family still eats regular meals.
A compact survey lists various four letter names for God across languages and cultures. It mentions Latin Deus Greek Zeus Hebrew Adad Arabic Asia Persian Syra Tartarian Ibya Egyptian Aumn Zeut East Indian Esgi Zeul Japanese Zain Turkish Addi Scandinavian Odin Wallachian Zenc Croatian Doga Dalmatian Rogt Tyrrhenian Eher Etrurian Chur Margarian Ocese Swedish Codd Irish Dich German Gott French Dieu Spanish Dios Peruvian Lian.
The piece argues that caged birds live about six times longer than wild birds and grow fond of their surroundings. It notes the bird may not fly away when released and may attack a prospective mate entering its private space.
A dated, informal guide counsels women on relationships with men. It warns against possessiveness and overbearing care, urging humor, independence, and letting a partner have space. It notes differences may persist but recommends agreement and individuality. It also warns boredom kills romance and stresses lighthearted responses to missteps.
The Reform School Advocate urges boys in trade schools to think critically. It notes that giving tasks leads to questions about details unless students pause to reason. It argues only thinking men succeed and encourages self reliance and confidence in one's own mental resources.
The text notes gold’s rarity, stating only platinum and iridium are heavier. It explains Earth's formation from gas to liquid, then a solid crust, with heavy elements sinking toward the center under tremendous pressure. It posits Earth’s total weight is five times that of water and crust rocks are about two and a half times heavier than water.
The article details a winning design by Philip Maptiny Soudier for a statue of Vice President Hobart with a gavel and papers, set on a granite pedestal eight feet high, with inscriptions naming Hobart and his years in office. It notes the statue was cast May 1, 1902 by Henry Bonnard Kong Co. It also covers produce market trends, including pea, strawberry, and cabbage prices influenced by weather and supply, and reports on bids for the wreck removal of the USS Maine with Cuba's Tiburcos Castaneda submitting a vague bid.
Local churches list Sunday schedules for Verona Methodists and Congregationalists, Roseland Methodists, Roseland Presbyterian, Livingston Baptist, Northfield Baptist, North Caldwell Chapel, Caldwell Presbyterian and Baptist, St Aloysius, and Christian Baptist Mission Colored Church. Also notes on West Orange schools and honors for Miss Jessie Peabody.
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