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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1904
Page
2
A poetic fragment from Grace S. H. Taylor appears in the Century, depicting rain in a wild forest. Honeysuckle bows under weight as drops mingle with leaves, creating a hushed, baptizing scene of nature and fragile blossoms seeking light.
A comedy of nerves and mischief unfolds as Harold and Trixie wed in a church wedding, with bridesmaids, relatives, and a red haired conspirator creating a lively parade through vestry, street, and station. Onlookers cheer, confetti flies, and the couple escapes amid shouted farewells as bystanders declare the wedding duly noticed.
The Summerville Buddhist temple display at the University of Pennsylvania Museum claims to be the most complete representation of a Buddhist house of worship outside Buddhist-majority regions. It includes three images from Koyasan Temple and a four-century-old bronze vase from Kioto, drawing Japanese visitors and pilgrims in Philadelphia who pray for Mikado arms victory.
A condensed montage from Smiles Self-Help highlighting how ingenuity comes from trial and tool use rather than fancy equipment. It cites Ferguson, Newton, Wollaston, Stothard, Bewick, Franklin, Watt and others, showing how curiosity and simple tools spurred major discoveries and art.
A young Verdi, then virtually unknown, wins La Scala with Nabucodonosor. A music publisher awakens to bid at dawn. Verdi sets thirty thousand francs, warning the opera will soar to fifty thousand by night.
A knife blade advances through seven stages from rough forging to handle fitting. It is shaped, hardened, tempered, ground, polished, and finally fitted with a grip. The sequence explains traditional blade manufacture steps in order.
A historic decree barred marriage between Christians and Jews and between Christians and infidels, reflecting era discrimination and religious boundaries in matrimony.
Matthew Lutes a Millville glass blower working on the Five Mile Beach trolley road fell from his car while collecting fares and died after injuries left him unconscious. His brother also injured in a separate recent incident nearby.
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