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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
2
A. E. Housman poem excerpt from A Shropshire Lad printed in McChure's. Imagery of moonlit road and hedges, a traveler moving toward love, with reflections on the earth's roundness and a hopeful return despite distance and time.
The Chebaugwaun High School first graduating class Polly Brockton Georgia Davies and Anna Wall planted trees on Arbor Day after rescuing Polly from a moose encounter near Old Joe Hibbing’s island. Polly chased and rode a cow moose to shore despite icy water and exposure, while Georgie and Anna signaled for the boat to retrieve them. The girls completed the planting as planned, affirming their campus ceremony.
An analysis questions how money accumulates value over time from Franklin’s era to 1906. It considers $5 000 in Franklin Union funds becoming vast wealth, asks if growth of goods paralleled 1790 levels, and estimates Rockefeller and US wealth under compound earnings. It notes the impracticality of $20 trillion wealth by 2006 and ends with a remark on value versus money.
In Lyons 1671 printers labored from 2 a.m. to 8 or 9 p.m. daily, twelve hours in winter and fourteen in summer. Other trades often ran from 4 a.m. to 9 or 10 p.m. Workers in the game metier lived in clusters, while the miniural artisan kept a single maison with shop, bedroom, dining room, and storage garret for family and goods per Brisson's Work and Worker's.
An ultimatum to the hens of Iowa is contained in a bill just passed by the Assembly of that State ordering that hereafter a dozen eggs must weigh a pound and a half. Indiana shows population center in Decatur county and 281,400 acres of lakes.
The Detroit News notes fainting grows rarer due to outdoor life for young women amid tennis and golf. The New York World lauds a new auto owner disclosure law. Articles compare coal production by nations, warn on monopoly, and joke about American motorists in Europe. Bear Wallow hill plans intrigue Riley and Dickey, while bananas rise as a staple with a 1905 import bill of nearly 9.83 million dollars.
The Rev Dr Goodenough argues in Exodus that prosperity must serve justice. He warns against wealth worship, cites agricultural growth and corruption probes, urges honest leadership, and calls the church to moral reform to sustain national renewal.
Fragmentary religious dialogue describes a scene of fear and confrontation. The speaker pleads for divine guidance amid encircling adversaries as mountains loom with riders and a prophetic sense of escalating panics. The passage invokes Elijah and faith as remedies for peril.
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