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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1909
Page
2
A poem narrated by Sgt Nicholas describes a traveler who sails the globe from his armchair. He lists Alaska China Japan Italy Spain Burma and Malay as destinations seen from his dining room. The journey happens nightly after tea with a friendly wave to cheering crowds.
Grandma tells a Sunday school tale about a Fairy of Smiles who uses a magic mirror to show two quarrelsome sisters their smiling, kind faces. The tale ends with Beatrice and Barbara vowing to use the mirror whenever they feel cross to keep their cheer.
A pair of short children stories from Homes Herald recount a snowy morning. Nettie, Rolla, and Tob join Sunday school despite a storm, while Olive and Pearl reconcile after a quarrel by Pearl offering a cherished doll Evelyn Fay to Olive, signaling friendship restored.
A Native American tale explains why coyotes hide in forests and Indians carry loads on their shoulders. Coyote laughs at walking baskets, angering women and men who chase him. tribes blame him for introducing heavy labor and work into life.
A five year old girl reports back from her first party with joy and good manners. She recalls telling Mrs Townsend she enjoyed herself and that the dinner exceeded expectations. The passage also notes America Day triumphs over Egypt and Ducia in a desert land trust context.
The column quotes varied sources on domestic life and work, noting women’s public roles, the value of practical training, wage trends, and the draw of traditional crafts. It mentions Colorado women voters, cobbling in schools, and wage effects as women enter work while examining future labor economics.
A sailor from a British fleet visiting Quebec asks a downtown livery keeper for a horse to ride aboard. The exchange hints at economy using one animal for multiple sailors. The keeper asks about color and breed, but the sailor dismisses details, seeking a long horse to accommodate eight men.
The New York Evening Post reports a publisher releasing a book described as having a deep vein of purity. The item notes the publication as a notable announcement in a periodical setting.
A collage of ad blurbs and notices describes brighter faster dyes promising color without damage, census figures for Dublin and Belfast in 1901, and a kidney cure testimonial from Swainsboro Georgia. Additional items include a book promo for Dan Rice memoirs and a Kemp cough remedy, with a London cathedral radius mention.
A mother recalls spending $50 on doctors for her two and a half month old's itchy watery eczema before trying Cuticura Remedies. She bought $1.50 worth of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and says the infant’s condition completely cleared. Mrs. W. M. Comer, Burnt Cabins, Pa., Sept. 15, 1908. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Boston, Mass, Suppliers.
A garbled text fragment references Wilde and a tortured youthful heart. The lines hint at themes of fever, pain, and misunderstood longing, with broken quotes and scattered words implying a literary excerpt or transcription error.
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