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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
6
A nostalgic ode contrasts the cold of winter with a summer ideal of a shirtsleeve town. The speaker yearns for spring and summer freedom from coats as bankers and preachers stroll coatless, while city life coolly defies the heat with attire.
In a Pennsylvania town, Thomas Gordon a Cameron mills weigher, wins support for a village library and lecture series after an evening of communal entertainment. Robert Cameron reveals himself as backer and potential patron, offering leadership and funding.
In a London interview Marie Corelli states she cannot support women voting and claims she could sway fifty men, but would lose power if she had a own vote. She mocks women’s suffrage and criticizes fashion papers and women’s pictorials as degrading and unfit for enfranchisement.
The Boston Herald notes steamer baskets excite passengers as much as holiday stockings. Contents include confections and ginger, with ribbons, social time milnts, and bon voyage treats that distract from seasickness and shipboard homesickness.
The Bishop Orosted of Colorado addressed Denver youths in a Christus message urging gratitude for holiday meals. He warns against boastful eating and recalls a Christmas warning from a Bala boy about feeding a cold, highlighting family wisdom.
A fragment references a mother and daughter exchange about singing, noting a music toll or instrument and a quip about carrying a tune. The remark appears in a Cleveland title dealer context with casual dialogue about social guests.
The article describes three methods for mounting telephones on trains and cars to connect with line poles and a substation. It notes portable and car mounted phones with flexible wiring, and a rod connection on some lines for direct pole links. It stresses clear transmission and durability against movement. It highlights dispatching benefits, improved service efficiency, and rapid responses in snowstorms and accidents including medical aid and track clearance.
Guide to lawn creation compares turf and sod with seed grown lawns. It favors sowing a mixture of new recleaned seeds with fertilizer, detailing soil digging, leveling, seeding rates, rolling, and spacing for even coverage. It warns against windy weather and sun exposure, and suggests rye or cubs as shade during summer.
Dr. Hartman advocates a mass produced catarrh remedy made from medicinal drugs with uniform standards. He argues it can be sold directly to people at a fair price and carries its active ingredients on the label for inspection. Also notes Croquet revival, domestic servant shift in Melbourne, an octopus incident in Victoria, Manila sanitation, and Rev Thomas Lord's 100th birthday.
In reminiscences of a sportsman a seal kept by a Nghthouse keeper on the English coast became a family pet in the kitchen. It swam daily, fed itself, and aged seal life brought blindness. Attempts to discard it failed as the animal reappeared near the kitchen door seven days after a fishing boat drop and its emaciated body was found on the threshold.
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