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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
6
The Indianapolis Sun and Chicago Journal debate whether rural free delivery drives mental distress among farm wives or if social gatherings at stores and neighbors’ homes counteract loneliness. Bicycle demand and older unwritten law debates echo broader social anxieties about modernization.
Kansas City World reports periodical charges that the naval board of construction fails on coal, ammunition, fire control, and armor. It notes turret openings too large, shields hiding steel, and belts mispositioned. Rear Admiral Brownsey concedes many points. calls for congressional inquiry.
The Columbia wreck in which over 50 lives were lost features Miss Maybelle Watson as the heroic figure admired for saving others. Eyewitness Hawse notes Watson aided a drowning woman while risking her own life, contrasting brave women with cowardly male survivors.
A Berkeley girl barely 17 aboard the ill fated Columbus surfed the dark waters aboard a lifebuoy as Robert Hawse and another crew member fought to rescue two passengers. The girl urged the helpless to hold on and refused help until others were saved. Details are fragmentary and obviously from OCR.
The scrmiter of the Saracens was the most efective sword for cutting pur poses ever devised. It will be remem berald how, according to the story of Sir Walter Scott's "Talisman," with auch a wean the pagan Saladin cropped a soft cushion in two at one blow, to the amazement of Richard Cour de Lion. With a straight sword one can make a hack or thrust, but to silce an adversary one must saw with It The eeliniter, being curved and wide and heavy toward the end, silcen by the were fact of striking.
A story from Youth's Companion follows Lucy Ellen who endures pain from a mother’s lard and pepper treatment as a child. She learns bravery from a sermon about resilience, guiding her through later hardships including illness, poverty, and a house fire.
The Pierce county Supreme Court holds that a sale not joined by the wife under a trust deed is a judicial sale that bars the wife’s dower. It also notes related cases on breaking marriage promises in tuberculosis contexts and treetop elements in larceny prosecutions.
The natives of the Indian Ocean islands hunt with bow and arrow in water. They must adjust for refraction to hit submerged fish. Long practice makes them highly skilled and accurate in this difficult sport as noted by the London Saturday Review.
An early note from the Christian Register recalls a waiter girl who scornfully objects to serving a knife with pie. A patron asks for an ox, illustrating how manners reveal rude behavior and how understanding people varies across encounters.
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