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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
12
A listing notes daily showings at the Rialto cinema in Passaic with specific dates May 1 and May 2 and an 8 A.M. start for Friday and Saturday screenings.
The article previews upcoming screenings featuring Constance Talmadge in The Romance of Arabella and Hearts of Men. It touts the health and happiness sentiment, love over hate, and a forthcoming reetbg feature with Derwent Hall Caine advertisement.
The Orpheum Theatre in Newark promotes the Corse Payton Stock Company presenting The Old Homestead. A matinee is set for Friday Dentay April 1 with daily performances and the longest run on record noted as a wonderful achievement.
The notice states the Hillside resort will open daily in late May for the regular season. It promises nightly dances and a Sunday lineup of attractions including Prof. Wurm, balloon flights, parachute stunts, moving pictures, roller coasters, the whip, carousel and more.
The Strand Theatre in Newark advertises a week headlined by a Tom Mix Western paired with Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd comedy. The first arene feature marks a new promotional push for local showings with a double bill style and public notices.
Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey showcase a dual daily circus at Madison Square Garden. The act lists feats of horsemanship and daring aerials including Bird Millman on a steel thread, plus a lineup of foreign imports. Visitors tour the Garden basement menagerie and freak rooms between acts.
Reading room notices indicate the library will close on Good Friday, April 1, affecting patrons in Sooke and Sawen. Staff plan limited services as the facility remains shut for the holiday.
Unclaimed letters are listed by Cea Heeee Pen Ome WwW. C Downer Louis pe tea Fr 8 Beate Jr M Cleece E McLean Harence Shetangdon. Supt C Drake notes the routine return to sender.
The piece argues diamonds gain esteem not from utility but scarcity and ancient appeal. It notes diamonds as top abrasives yet says practical use barely explains popularity, which rests on their rarity and human attraction to bright, colored, shiny stones.
A playful tale from a kindergarten scene where Thobbie walks home with a neighbor girl and calls her his sweetheart. A big brother teases Robbie as too little for a sweetheart, while Bobbie counters with a cheeky remark about height and feet.
The Russian wolfhound or horosol is said to have run 76 feet in a second, which translates to 4800 feet per minute if sustained.
An excerpt from a long period letter quotes John G urging resilience and practical action. The writer muses on understanding, urging the reader to live fully, endure mis ery, and carry a border for others as a path to being understood and valued.
A Seneca message asserts internationalism with the conviction that no single corner defines a nation. The quote emphasizes belonging to the entire world and shared human identity beyond borders.
Nancy places baby Betty in a chair as The Star Spangled Banner plays on the phonograph. Betty sits up straight under Nancy and their mother’s quiet instruction on proper posture during the patriotic tune.
Prospects of Palestine described as lacking a defined boundary except the western sea and extending about 10 000 miles. Much of the region is extremely dry and rocky, unsuitable for tillage and often for grazing cattle or sheep.
The term taboo derives from a Polynesian and New Zealand custom meaning something set apart or prohibited. It arose from a superstitious fear of invisible powers, deeming certain things sacred or accursed.
Fragmentary verse lines describe affection and absence with stray names and imagery. The fragment hints at a poet’s passion and distant lovers, with no clear event or setting beyond intimate longing and fleeting sight.
The remark argues that freedom of speech is valued until opponents use it, reflecting a debate over limits to speech and the impact of opposing views on public discourse. The comment cites Jewish groups as an example of those who might exploit free expression.
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