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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
6
A fragmentary verse sketches a morning scene as Little Pink Sunbonnet leaves Grandpa’s farm for school. The child, a kitten, and family routines evoke a rural, nostalgic mood with hints of growth and departure as Blithe girls mature toward womanhood.
A couple defies parental consent in a bold escape toward New Zealand. Nell persuades Neil to join her in inspecting a switch engine, climbing into the cab and triggering a whistle as her father and mother rush to stop them. They flee onto the main line using the switch engine.
A couple aboard a fast moving train flee toward New Zealand but stop near Cherridale. The engineer slows, Nell is carried to safety, and a telegram arrives from her family blessing a marriage, restoring family peace.
A long read recounts Katherine Hollingsworth and George Robinson joining the Quaker Society for love, with delays and trials. The couple marry after a year of courtship and live ten years as devout, trusted members, admired for piety and loyalty.
Yonkers Statesman quotes Egbert and A Chapee discussing a speculative idea about two dinger tins being identical. The exchange notes the unlikely probability of 1 in 4 000 000 600 and playfully evaluates taking that chance.
The clip surveys ancient dress hints from Signor Magee’s Crete studies linking 4000 year old styles to modern Paris shows. It notes modern fashion parallels such as crepe trim, corset lacing, and robe colors while highlighting women’s roles in Holland’s wartime economy and early suffrage commentary.
Violet remains in favor for hats and dresses with chiffon scarves and crepe de chine lingerie gowns. Shantung silk trims braid and pique fades. Silk frocks pair with large hats of tagal straw or crinoline, plumes, and aigrettes. Upright collars return, while French women favor refined white hats with wings and velvet trim. A Paris theatre display features violet straw hats wrapped with violets and a sheer veil.
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