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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
2
The piece recalls a time of toil ending and visions returning from the past. It reflects on youth, memory, and the pull of earlier ambitions, suggesting life’s finest joys remain in the dreams we rarely realize yet still pursue. Washington Star.
Sir Towneley Parke opts for a quick marriage to widow Emma Percival after financial ruin leaves him with no funds. The match, proposed by broker Jack Jinks, yields a sudden union that leads to a honeymoon misadventure and a harsh financial twist when Emma reveals she has no three thousand a year and plans to donate her income to charity rather than support him.
A New York Tribune anon recounts an encounter with a Mississippi mayor over circus licensing, noting lax fees and a humorous exchange about a show. The anecdote ends with the town embracing the circus and boosting local business. Also included is a nautical anecdote about a false fire alarm on the Northern Light and a ministerial coat mishap. The piece closes with reflections on shipboard danger and prudent action.
A collection of light anecdotes from Washington and New York papers. A British attaché at the embassy earns praise for a witty blessing on a manicure scene. A Philadelphia Ledger note cites a line about divinity shaping our ends. Cleveland Leader and Baltimore American humor pieces poke at marriage and city life managed by strangers.
A brief, quoted remark on how expectation persists whether gratified or disappointed, emphasizing the desire to remain hopeful and ready to expect again.
A Mid h woman describes eight years of nervousness and health crises ending after she and her husband switched from coffee to Postum. She reports improved sleep appetite and weight gain within a month and credits The Road to Wellville book for guidance.
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports a Wisconsin styled measure proposing automatic dating machines for eggs to disclose hen age and edibility. Assemblyman Thomas of Racine credits Asser Chipman but says a joking colleague drafted it. Secretary of Agriculture J. M. Truewage is mocked for lacking invention skill.
Patient recounts multiple gravel stones passed over three years and credits Dean's Kidney Pills as a fine kidney tonic. Advertisement notes the pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
A Kansas City Star note on people who claim noble birth by tracing lineages. A plumber, a gasfitter and a clerk present letters and a photo to prove aristocratic ancestry, seeking pride of race rather than fortune.
A New Jersey craftsman tries a method to keep water and vessels from freezing. He makes small sheet iron vessels one foot square and packs them with water. The process involves freezing small amounts of water in layers, then adding more until the vessel is solid. A nearby small house is built with blocks tight together and covered in sawdust to insulate the setup.
A fragment reports a 1906 British import value of 10,885,556 dollars, up 541,509 from 1905. It notes clocks and ancient instrument work imported from the United States totaling 276,344 and 1,942,175 respectively, with unclear details on pale or watch sales.
fragments describe a Sacramento California race where three candidates split by rolling dice to decide withdrawal. The governor learned of the plan and appointed the remaining candidate to the seat.
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