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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
2
Poem fragment explores two lovers facing separation as memories deepen the pain. The speaker imagines one person bearing hardship alone, reading cherished letters, and hoping for light after a life of duty. The tone is mournful and devotional.
Pete Casey schemes to ruin Andy by masking a discharge, but the foreman learns Andy’s steady work and restores him. Andy fires passenger train 24 under Engineer Lane, earns respect, and Pete vanishes, while Andy’s fellow crews cheer his return to duty.
The fragment discusses gender roles and selfishness in husbands, the impact of spoiling wives on ego, and critiques of railroad men. It notes communal perceptions of a sick boy and family responsibility, implying mothers bear the burden of care while others question the effort. It preserves dated voice and local social commentary.
An essay by Andrew Cardegie contrasts wealth with happiness, arguing money should serve the public good rather than personal gain. It critiques the worship of riches, notes the narrowing path to vast fortunes, and urges redistribution of surplus wealth to improve conditions, stressing competence over wealth.
Dr J C Torrey reviews typhoid fever as a human infectious disease and the history of preventive vaccinations. He notes Pfeiffer and Kolle's 1896 observations on typhoid injections conferring bacteria killing properties and protection in animals, and Wright's extensive anti typhoid tests among British troops in the Boer war.
Edith Shack discusses a self centered maternal instinct seen as dangerous to welfare and democracy. She cites historical examples and contrasts it with a malignant fondness described in literature. The piece reflects on misused maternal sentiment impacting society and governance.
A jumble of science snippets covers Maine’s ice sheet depth, Halley’s comet return, rubber cultivation challenges, aluminum power in Scotland, and early remarks by Prof Nichols on longevity and energy. It also touches noise about Chinese boat dwellers and social contrasts aboard floating houses.
An observer details the vast Chinese city’s riverfront at Canton with a flotilla of boats stretching toward Hong Kong. The vessels are not mere craft but floating homes for millions, bearing the burdens of daily life as the imperial custom house stands nearby.
A visitor explains the abbreviation et cetera to a curious boy whose mother is preoccupied with meetings and social duties. The boy hopes for more attention and wishes his upbringing included time for his routine needs and study. A passing policeman observes the scene.
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