For Sale Notice Roundup in Nutley Area
For sale choice lots on Prospect Street. inquiries to Robert Cunningham at 3 Chestnut Street Nutley. Also sale of a regulation 4x9 billiard table with ivory balls priced at 75 dollars. Large house and lot near Nutley station fully improved with twelve living rooms two baths three toilets laundry and servants rooms. Details via William A Johnston Columbia Building opposite Nutley station tele 37 W.
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Prospect Street
Robert Cunningham
Chestnut Street
Nutley
J. Af
Franklin Avenue
Nutley Realty Company
West Nutley
N.J
Nassau St
N.Y
Nutley Station
William
Columbia Building
Natley Station
Natley
Amusements at Hillside Park Hippodrome Expand
Werner's trained stallions headline a Hillside Park Hippodrome bill with vaudeville acts and a new Sunday bill. The program features airship flights, a dance hall, roller coasters, and the Proctor Lock Company presenting Ansene Lupin at Newark's Park Place Theatre beginning Monday August 21, following a successful New York run.
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Werner
Hillside Park Hippodrome
New York Hippodrome
Jones Sisters
Tom Moore
Nolier
Mias Una Abell Brinker
Richard Thornton
Proctor Lock Company
Proctor
Early Days of Coaches in England and the World Runs on Wheels
The excerpt recalls John Taylor the water poet and his claim that coaches spurred crime and rising prices. It notes coaches replaced humble laborers, brought inflated costs to land and goods, and transformed servants into costly racing figures, while lamenting social decay as the age of the world “runs on wheels.”
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John Taylor
England
London
Clark
Constantinople
Silence Sought for Vocal Neighbor in Uptown Church
An uptown pastor seeks quiet in the pews as a robust singer disrupts service. The minister plans to enlist the singer’s wife to quiet him, arguing that his voice unsettles others. The wife agrees she will attend and enforce decorum, noting her husband John has never sung with her present.
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John
New York Times
The Madness of Somnambuliam Case
A passage from Clonaton's Unsoundness of Afind notes a somnambulistic man who, while asleep, mistook his sleeping child for a beast and killed her with a poker. The act is described as madness, occurring only during sleep.
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Clonaton
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