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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1911
Page
2
A Honolulu scare maker during Hawaii 1995 cholera panic was confronted by a citizens committee and escorted to the waterfront. The incident ended with the tar kettle and feather bed scene followed by the feathered culprit ending at the police station where Officer Chester Doyie questioned him.
A countrywoman teases her neighbor during a walk home from market. She jokes about being married four times while the other has never married, and compares handsomeness and a come hither gaze in a light humorous exchange. The exchange centers on wit and flirtation rather than serious quarrel.
An article explains how circumstances of sunset cause red and yellow rays to penetrate clouds, painting their surfaces as blue light is scattered away. Reflections from western cloud surfaces produce rich eastern sky colors after sunset, described by the New York American.
The tale of a small house land across the sea shows a woman who, upon joining the church, reflects on her change by saying she now sweeps the corners. The anecdote illustrates a humble, practical sign of religious life.
Field Marshal Lord Kitchener is appointed to succeed Sir Eldon Gorst as British agent to Egypt with a higher title and salary. Command of Mediterranean troops shifts from Malta to Kitchener, who is expected to quell growing native dissatisfaction while guiding Egypt through war and peace.
A satirical proclamation from Fly Ville warns of a bitter pest race and proposes three methods of defeating humans. It parodies a mayoral order urging drastic action to end the threat from man, including contaminated food, baby bottles, and biting with germs.
A Peculiar York mystery rounds up tales of Glamis Castle Poulton Old Hall Nether Hall and Amster Lovet house with secret chambers known only to heirs and family stewards. The Nether Hall and Glamis rooms lack windows or access, guarding relics while Amster Lovet yields a concealed vault and a tragic Lovel skeleton beside an open prayer book.
A scheming old plantation gambler considers a bold two man poker ruse to swindle a visiting money man. They plan to cold deck Phillips by dealing four queens to one and four kings to the other, with a feigned ace for confidence, aiming to split the winnings.
A humorous collection of clipped anecdotes and quotes on noses in Japanese culture and social observations. The items reference art, beauty standards, and light exchanges from various papers including London Telegraph Chicago Record Herald and Washington Herald.
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